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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
3
In Winnipeg Manitoba on June 1 1964 the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly Charland Prudhomme Q C signs the dated document. The notice records the official seal and authority of the assembly.
Mrs W Foxton left Winnipeg by jet on Sunday to visit her sons in Halifax and to attend the Victoria Hospital School of Nursing graduation exercises on May 27. Her granddaughter Donna, daughter of Mr Murdock and the late Mrs Violet Foxton of Dartmouth, is a graduand.
The Lavinia WI will hold its meeting in the Community Room on Wednesday, June 10, at 8 p.m. Mr and Mrs Lorne Thompson and boys of Winnipeg spent the weekend at the latter's home. Brian Stewart spent the weekend at the Peace Gardens with the Boy Scouts.
Congratulations ring for a May 29 1964 birth to Mr and Mrs R Unsworth. Jim Bom ford passes fourth year at Brandon College and heads to Toronto. Oakner 4H Achievement Day set for June 13, not 16. Barak visit to Winnipeg noted. Pot luck supper and Austin visitors at H D Brown home.
The U.C.W. Unit 1 held a regular meeting May 29 at Mrs. Myrtle White's with 13 members present. Devotional leaders were Mrs. Winnie McCallum Mrs. Rena Henry and Mrs. Mavis Bray. Mrs. Barbara Angus spoke on respecting a child's time.
Mrs Jean Pangman of Winnipeg spent a few days at the D Emerson home. Miss Lorna Richardson Justice Cheryl McDougall Lynn Pollock of Brandon spent the weekend at their homes and Wayne Richardson of Portage. Get well wishes to Doug Emerson in Hamiota hospital. Mrs Rose Pollock returned to Brandon after two weeks at the Harvey Pollock home. Mr and Mrs Bill Morgan of Onanole were Sunday visitors.
On Monday May 11 the C.G.I.T. entertained their parents with a pot luck supper in the Elementary School auditorium. President Ann Johns gave the opening speech as the C.G.L.T. offered a special clap for the parents. Rev V Bowins gave the blessing and Mrs H Hayhurst expressed thanks on behalf of the parents.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Ken Olson and a Virden family at the Walden home. Mr and Mrs Mike Shamray visited relatives in Toronto and returned with a new car. Ed Shamray visited Regina this weekend.
Mr S Henry gave the closing speech on behalf of the fathers. The C.G.L.T. closed the evening with Taps. The baby band trained by staff performed at the playground. Lunch was served for mothers and children marking the seventh birthday celebrations.
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