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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1967
Page
2
An farmer recalls a neighbor’s claim that four strange plants, called mole plants, rid fields of moles at Greenhorn Farm in Cloverdale B C. After planting them the author reports no new mole heaps for two weeks and notes a large mole trap success. He plans a booklet WHAT TO DO ABOUT MOLES and invites reader contributions.
Isabella W I led a twenty three person WI group on a Friday August 4 tour from Clear Lake to Moon Lake then Dauphin for the National Ukrainian Festival events held August 4 and 5. They viewed cultural displays and an amateur costume contest, toured a Guernsey Dairy farm, watched milk processing and ice cream making, enjoyed a picnic at Katherine Lake, and stopped briefly at Clear Lake on the return.
Mrs Olive Edna Hanlin 78 of Miniota Manitoba passed away July 29 1967 in Belleville Michigan Funeral held August 1 at Miniota United Church Rev Campbell officiated interment Miniota Cemetery She was born May 17 1889 in Brown City Michigan daughter of James and Margaret Boyce She taught at Glenlochar school and married Alexander Munro Hanlin in 1907 They farmed near Miniota later with their son Jack and daughters Jean Margaret Mavis Evelyn Hugh Harvey deceased husband died 1966 Surviving sister Patricia Wickes brother Charles Boyce five sons and four daughters plus 23 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren
Charles Gordon Bell died suddenly in his 73rd year at Winnipeg General Hospital on July 19 1967. He was born in Harding Manitoba and retired in 1964 after wartime service in World War I. He was active in church work and served as secretary of the Harding School district. He is survived by his wife Annie, his mother Edith Louisa Bell of Brandon and several children siblings and ten grandchildren. Funeral was held Saturday at Harding United Church with Rev V Bowins officiating and burial at Rosewood Memorial Gardens.
Decker church notices announce Rev. A McColl will lead a service at 1 30 PM. The brief item provides service time and clergy name for parishioners.
A devotional expression echoes biblical invite to taste and see the Lord as good, referencing Psalm 34 8 to frame personal faith experiential truth.
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