Mes John Patlab and Peter John as Brandon Gant
The fragment names two individuals, Mes John Patlab and Peter John, in relation to Brandon Gant. Details and context are unclear due to limited readable text.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 22, 1961
Page
5
The fragment names two individuals, Mes John Patlab and Peter John, in relation to Brandon Gant. Details and context are unclear due to limited readable text.
The W A meeting at Mrs Taylor s home on February 8 discussed dissolution and voted to remain an organization through year end. Mrs Lloyd McConnell and Mrs Mervyn presented Mr Wilkie Cochrane with a Life Membership pin and certificate. lunch was served by Mrs Peanock and Mrs McWhirter.
Residents urged to attend at Oakner church where Rev Ormstan a Unmsted Church Missionary will preach. Collect mite boxes from Oakner W A at March meeting or soon after. Jack Rogers of Shoal Lake visited relatives Mr and Mrs van Fleming. A ladies bonspiel at Oak River last week featured Marilyn Anderson Eliza McFeely Ella Anderson and Doris Hutchings.
The Student's Corner lists bonspiel results with first through fourth place teams including McKinnon Fulton Rivers Robinson and Eng lish Fraser Hunter Irwin, plus consolation winners Randell Killoh Bomford and others. Four rinks competed Wednesday February 22 with basketball games upcoming at Neepawa and Brandon and Hamiota. High School exams start March 20 and photos were taken Tuesday February 21.
A weather warmed lunch feature presents two casserole recipes using hamburger, beans, pasta, and crab sauce. Instructions cover browning meat, layering with tomatoes or cream, baking 350 to 375 degrees, and freezing for later, yielding 4 to 6 servings.
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