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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 13, 1965
Page
5
Four P S W trucks are available for Winnipeg Brandon or Virden. Phone Kenton 57 collect for details and pricing.
District Happenings notes a clothing drive base of used items and extends sympathy to Mrs S Lewis on the sudden death of her brother-in-law Mr Willis Rutley of Dauphin with funeral attendance recorded. A baby boy born to Mrs Dwaine Clubbi on January 9 at Brandon General Hospital weighed 9 pounds 2 ounces. The Ladies Club held its January meeting at Mrs E Houck's home with 15 members.
Lavinia News reports the birth of Allan Roger Dixon to Mr. and Mrs. Kieth Dixon at Hamio ta Hospital on January 6. Visitors included Mrs. Jack Watson and Mr. Lawerence Pears on from Winnipeg, amid a busy period with Reg Williams resuming charge of Mrs. J. Smith and assistance from Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Lewis. A. Knight hosts guests and Shaol Lake Hospital is mentioned among activities.
Mrs J Young remains a patient at Hamiota Hospital with best wishes for a speedy recovery. Mrs M Godlen is also in Hamiota Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ivan Kirk and Alexis of Saskatoon visited the McFeely home en route from Summerside PEI where they spent Christmas with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Dalton Kirk.
Two ladies rinks led by Mrs Vera Cooke and Mrs Shirley Little competed in a three day spiel at Strathclair last week. Cooke won first in the Challenge Lamps event and Little took second in the Challenge Foam Pillows. Meanwhile local men joined the Shoal Lake bonspiel this week and various community visits were noted with Mrs Harvey Lints substituting at Shoal Lake High School in Hepworth’s absence.
A $25 donation goes to the 4H Club Council and $10 to the 4H Camp site while Valerie Argue speaks on eating habits and Linda Crawford presents a Banff themed talk with trip snapshots. The next meeting is February 3 at the school. AB's beat Rapid City 8 2 and Oak River wins over Strathclair. A Ladies Bonspiel in Strathclair features Elvina Patlock and others. Oak River Figure Skating Club holds a business meeting. families are asked for a $20 donation before January end in place of tea. Jaquie Hay from Brandon backs this year’s instruction and several members work on Preliminary Figures. Mrs. Baily visits Geraldton, Ontario.
Lynda Crawford presided at the fifth Oak River Home Economics Club meeting on January 6. Seven members, three leaders, and one visitor attended as the 4H Pledge and Motto were recited and six Canada songs were sung. An officers training course will be held in Hamiota with all members invited.
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