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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 21, 1962
Page
4
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Billie Bell on the birth of a son Robert Leslie Mrs Roy Williams and Lillian returned home from a holiday to Port Alberni British Columbia Mr Frank Driver spent a few days in hospital last week
At Oak River Bonspiel the ladies finished 2nd in the fourth event. The rink featured Eliza McFeely Doris Hutchings Ella Anderson and Ruth Fraser. Mr and Mrs Evan Bell visited the Fleming home last weekend. Mrs George Fraser left Tuesday with Mrs Jessie Thompson of Brandon to join the Ladies Bonspiel in Flin Flon.
Winnipeg visitors Mr and Mrs Bill Nairn stayed with Mr and Mrs Elgin Stewart while Mr and Mrs Ivan Chisholm visited the Tremayne home in Thompson. The men bonspiel runs this week with 55 rinks. C G I T hosted Rivers C G I T on February 13 for a Valentine party with 35 attendees. Lorraine Landry won the Junior division at a recent 4 H Amateur Concert in Hamiota. Oak River U C W met February 6 in the church with 19 members. Mrs Ken Clubb presided and the Missionary and Maintenance Convenors led the program. Mrs George Airey read Scripture and Mrs Stan Henry discussed Where Are We Going.
The meeting divided into Buzz Groups to discuss questions on the subject and each group reported back its findings. March topic is The Bible Speaks. A letter from the Unitarian Service Committee acknowledged the clothing drive. World Day of Prayer is March 9. Hostesses were Mrs Hedley Mrs Clubb and Mrs Paxton.
Ted McBain of Terrace Bay and sister in law visit with Mundells. Douglas Emerson in Winnipeg for medical care. Dauphin visitors include Larry McDougall and McMillan. Nichet family from Solsgirth visit the Riddell home. J C Richardson visiting Murray Richardson. Frances Scott and John Doroshuk spend Sunday with Frances. Congratulations to Gladys Pollock Dot Pangman Agnes Mitchell and Louise Hoplok on first prize in the Ladies Spiel at Cardale and second prize in the Citizens event at Oak River. Eleanor McConnell and her rink also recognized.
A note lists winners from the Decker Ladies Bonspiel and details from the U C W meeting at Mrs J Killoh’s home. Mrs A Yorke plans to stay with daughter Mrs Radcliff at Cardale while Mrs Crigh ton visits daughter Mrs E Stewart at Oak Lake. The quilt assembly is set for February 28 at Mrs G Killoh’s home.
The article notes cats cannot see in total darkness and drivers struggle after headlight glare. It suggests vitamin A deficiency may cause poor night vision in people and advises consulting a doctor for a suitable diet. It also recommends reducing speed after dark.
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