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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 19, 1964
Page
3
District Happenings lists visitors staying with local families including the Browns and Andersons from Fernie and Edmonton, Shirley Boyle from Hamilton, and Kim Shaw from Winnipeg. It notes gatherings with relatives, a minor injury incident, and a Cameron reunion attended in Winnipeg by Doug Johnstone and Doug Knight families.
Miss Betty Anne Grafton has returned to Winnipeg after holidaying with her grandparents.
Mr and Mrs Bob Schepp and family from Russell and Ken Anderson and son from Hamilton Ont visited the Jack Anderson home last Sunday. Jack Andersons spent the prior weekend at Kenosee Sask. Mrs Jim Morison joined her daughter Elaine Kruger of Minnedosa for several days in Winnipeg. Lynn Angus attended Explorers Camp at Camp Wasaga Clear Lake. Raymond Cassick of Glensboro visited relatives Mr and Mrs Wm Taylor. Mrs M Smuttell attended a Summer School Cuisinaire Method Course in Brandon.
Decker News reports weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Delbridge of Brandon to relatives, plus guests from Flin Flon, Victoria British Columbia, Calgary and Edmonton. Attendees include the Hattons, Decker, Padfield, Higgins, Doherty, Schweitzer families and others, with weddings and track camp mentions.
A chatter of community life with names and visits across Brandon, Winnipeg, Roblin, and Red Deer. Mentions of sports fans, church camps, holidays, and family gatherings fill the column as Reggie comments on public sentiment and a quip about anger and landing.
The overheard chatter at the St Regis cigar stand included a quip about life and effort and a curious reference to the Queen and an Ottawa flag pole. The fragment hints at opinions on appearances and achievement with no clear story or outcome.
Oak River won the Pony League Tournament at Brand on Saturday after defeating Brandon Greys Moose Jaw and Virden in the final. Managers Mr Henry and Mr Bridgeman treated the team to fish and chips after the game. In the Home Improvement Contest Mr and Mrs Pratley won the village prize with Mr and Mrs Hayhurst second.
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