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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
2
A community column from Hamiota area shares letters, harvest anecdotes, and local happenings. It mentions aging Bowler William Rowles at 99 in Victoria, a TV program burning currency, a وحدs whist drive mishap injuring Mrs. Ivan Hickman, and various local social visits and gatherings.
A brief note praises the value of quality friendship as Bill Mathews travels through Hamiota and Miniota, plans to retire in Cran dall, and reflects on his WWI return and ongoing ties with England. The piece ends with reflections on success and virtue.
A daughter, Roxanne Verna, was born January 21, 1963 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martel in Reeder Alberta formerly Clarke. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Clarke cared for Johnnie Rouse with them while his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rouse, vacationed in the United States.
Mr and Mrs Milton Curll of 120 4th St Brandon announce an at home celebration for relatives and friends on Friday February 15 from 2 5 p m and 7 9 p m marking their 25th wedding anniversary.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives from Saskatoon Winnipeg Brandon and Regina over the weekend. Miss Maureen McConnell and Miss Jean Morrice spent time with family in Saskatoon and Winnipeg respectively while Don Parks returned from a two month England holiday. Eric Mahood and daughter Chere joined Don Venables group for a Winnipeg visit. Ted Venables attended an Allied Hardware Convention. Vincent Quinn visited relatives in Swift Current and Ernie Gammack came from Brandon for a family weekend. Mrs Hanna returned from Regina after a funeral. Rev Ralph Clark and Mr Ken Fraser traveled to Winnipeg for Mani toba Curling Association and United College Conference events.
On Sunday February 17 1963 Hamiota United Church and nearby charges hold services and Sunday schools at various times. Rev A McColl leads at Hamiota with 1 30 pm or 2 pm services. Strathclair charge led by Rev H J Harland McConnell at 11 am. Cardale and others include 2 pm or 7 pm times.
Tech and Ruby Venables traveled to Regina last Friday and returned Sunday. Doug Venables was one of two young pianists chosen for the Stairs for Stars concert with Elizabeth and Fred Stirr, who played a violin duet. Donald Whyte of Rivers gave a standout violin performance.
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