Scotia Ladies Club Regular Meeting Notes and Plans
Scotia Ladies Club held its monthly gathering at Mrs. Jas Morison’s home with 16 members and two new members. Mrs Morison led as acting president while Mrs Gray and Mrs E Smith directed the devotional period. Members approved sending ten dollars to the heart fund and planned a card party at Mrs J Andersons home with no charge. Mrs J Stevens was elected to replace Mrs G Strach on the shower committee and the group agreed to take over the hot dog stand at Hamiota Fair for 1961. Hospital reports were given and the meeting closed with a contest and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
H. Gray
Marct
J. Stevens
G. Strachans
Hamiota Fair
E. Smith
Florence Campbell Feted At Valentine Shower
A misc shower was held in Rebekah Hall on February 13 for bride elect Mrs. Florence Campbell Ay a bride elect. The hall featured valentine decorations and corsages for the guest and her mother Mrs. Ramsay. Lorraine sang, readings were given, and gifts were presented by Pat McMillan and Scott Purdy. Lunch followed prepared by a long committee of local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Florence Campay
Ramsay
Mone Cline
Mies Mae Nic— Snr
Lorraine
Donna Gould
Claire Sparling
Pat McMillan
Scott Purdy
Ruth Hedley
Mesdames Thompson
McMillan
Chisholm
Patterson
Hayhurst
Sparling
Frebert
Hare
Gling
Hedley
McCallum
Ba Purdy
Miss Nicolson
Mr C Kidd Receives Twenty Year Elevator Master Merit Award
Mr C Kidd of National Grain Co Ltd Chumah Man earns the Twenty Year Elevator Master Merit Certificate, the highest Grain Insurance and Guarantee Company honor for twenty consecutive years of flawless elevator maintenance. Affiliated Inspection Bureau Limited has long audited insured plants, including grain elevators, mills, and feed properties, with a reputation for thorough, exacting service. The award is widely recognized by the grain trade and fire authorities across Western Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. (. Kidd
C. C. Kidd
National Grain Co.,Ltd
Chumah Man
Grain Nsurance and Guarantee Company
Maintenace
Grain Insurance and Guarantee Company
Affiliated Inspection Bureau Limited
Bureau
Hamiota Women’s Institute Meets February Meeting
The Hamiota Women’s Institute held a regular meeting in the community room on February 7 at 2 30 p m with Mrs Chas Randall presiding. Ro Call by Mrs Gordon Smith noted a talk titled A Country I Would Like To Visit. In March a Homemaker’s Course runs March 13–17 at the Agricultural Extension Centre Brandon Queens and 11th Street with a different subject each day. attendees may join all or part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Women’s Institute
Chas. Randall
Gordon Smith
Agricultural Extension Centre
Queens
11Th Street
Brandon
Afternoon Auxiliary Meeting and Community Drive Summary
The February Afternoon Auxiliary gathering at Mrs. R. T. Stewart's home drew 13 members and 5 visitors. Devotions were led by Mrs. K. Clubb, with readings by Mrs. White and others. Members collected old nylons and stamps to aid widows and leprosy patients, and a carload trip for a day course on March 17 was announced. A Brandon College pre university clinic and seminar on March 10 offered guidance for Grade XII students planning university study. The group noted funds from catering and discussed future activities and library access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Stewart
K. Clubb
A. Stewart
A. Black
L. Day
W. White
Brandon College
Evening Auxiliary Meeting At Mrs McMillan Home
The Evening Auxiliary gathered at the home of Mrs. J. McMillan with Mrs. D A Patterson presiding. A Rolcal donation of quilt blocks was noted and thanks extended to families sending used clothing. Mrs. Patterson led devotions, Miss Luella Bowman read scripture, and prayers were offered by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McMillan
D. A. Patterson
Patterson
Luella Bowman
Rene Grillit
T- Smyth
E. Stewart
A. Jesperson
S. J. McMillan
B. Greenaway
Parliament Hill Dispatch Highlights Free Trade Debates
J N Mandziuk reports a week of Parliament Hill activity with rail thin debates on unemployment policy and a looming new party. The Liberal opposition challenges the federal provincial fiscal talks while the government defends equalization and tariffs amid a 600 member Labour delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diefenbaker
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Brandon Winter Fair Calf Scrambles Open to Ages 14–15
The Brandon Winter Fair runs April 3 to 8 featuring two calf scrambles the Purebred Heifer Calf Scramble and the Beef Calf Scramble. Eligible boys must be 14 but not yet 16 by April 1961 born between 1945 and 1947. Ten calves and twenty contestants per scramble. winners receive purchase certificates or a calf from a donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Maren
C.G.I.T. REGI MEET REPORTS FEBRUARY SESSION
The C.G.I.T. held its regi meeting February 13 to 21 with 21 members present. Anne Power led worship in the Sr group and Helen Paddock and Margaret Black read scripture. Sharon Baily led the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.G.I.T
Anne Power
Helen Paddock
Margaret Black
Ivy Dale
Sharon Baily
Carol Jespers
Trinidad
Anne Pew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scotia Ladies Club
Hamuota Echo
Florence Campbell
Western
Canada
Hamiota Women's Institute
W. Nicholls
Fred Weir
Grant Churcher
Rivers
O. White
G. Smith
Manitoba
Parliament Hill
By J. N. Mandziuk
Marquette
Ove of Agriculture
S.S.R
China
Hamilton
West
Congress
Jodoin
Starr
Labour
C.C.F
Liberals
Mr. Bennet
M. Deveson
St. James
Man
New National
James
Ally Designed
Feature Limited
Stern Office Planning
C.g.1.t. Meet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!