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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1966
Page
5
A small transport notice outlines Foster's Transfer operating between Brandon and Winnipeg serving Hamiota Oak River Lavinia McConnell Oakner Harding and nearby communities. The fragment notes movement to and from Brandon and Winnipeg and mentions rural service areas.
Mr and Mrs Eddie Syre and their family from St Boniface visited at the home of Edna Feris.
Lavinia News reports visits by Mr and Mrs Murray Boyd of Brandon and Mr Donald Tremaine of Winnipeg. Eunice Rogers and Darlene returned home to Fort Saskatchewan after a two week visit. Garnet Badger’s death prompts community sympathy. Mrs Henry Lints visits Brandon relatives. Elgin Knight and companions spend the weekend with Bruce Knight. High School Field Meet at Shoal Lake brings ribbons for locals. S Wale and family celebrate 40th anniversary. reunion includes Ray Decker Lloyd Vancouver Crandall and James McCoy. Buffet dinner and gifts mark the evening.
Oalner News reports Myrna Anderson returning to Calgary after a holiday at the C. M. Anderson home. Vancouver visitors Mrs. John Garrick and Mr. Garrick visit Mrs. Garrick’s brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Walter Riddell. U C W packs clothing bales for overseas aid and Salvation Army after June 1. The note asks if readers have left theirs at the church.
The Decker U C W met on May 19 at Mrs. Gerald Decker’s home with 13 members. Mrs. A Knight opened with prayer. services led by Mrs. Runchey and Mrs. Delbridge. Minutes were approved and a 64.75 donation to the church board for a new electrolux was noted.
Oak River News notes Tremayne Thompson receives Honorary Life Membership from the Manitoba Curling Association. The item also covers local social happenings including a May 18 pot luck by the Oak River Home Economics Club, hospital visits, family updates, church admissions, and graduates from the University of Manitoba.
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