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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
3
Homemaking tips describe simple homemade frozen desserts for hot days. A step by step method uses evaporated milk eggs sugar lemon and chocolate to create two frozen mixtures, then a cold milk and chocolate combination folded in, plus a final nut garnish option. A quick ice cream with sauce is suggested as a ready alternative.
District notes say William Brown left Monday for a job in New Westminster B C. Local records show his move as part of midweek personnel changes.
Mr Gordon Bonnet and Sam Galan from Borketon visited over the weekend renewing acquaintances. Mrs Bill Davey and Pat of Westbourne spent days visiting Mr and Mrs Rod Lewis. Mrs Margaret Kirk and Harvey traveled to Gladstone. Elsie Kirk and Keith joined Mr and Mrs Ivan Ck in Saskatoon. Gilbert Haight and Noreen of Barrie Ont visited Mr and Mrs S S Lewis. Calf show results noted with Kathy Clark winning best dressed calf and Glen Bridge placing. Ontario visitors Mr and Mrs Miligan left for Brandon and Winnipeg en route to Ontario. Mrs Rivers and daughter Marion travelled to Chicago Oshawa then Toronto to visit relatives. Miss Donna Collins RN of Winnipeg visited the Schweitzers. Dennis Anderson of WaWa Ontario on holidays at his in-laws in Regina. Wilma Knight and Douglas McNiven completed term at Brandon Teachers College. Gladwyn Scott of Boissevain and Gennis Scott of Miami and Misses English and Smith of Brandon spent weekend at Scott home. Numerous local exchanges, health service notices and 4-H event planned for May.
The recipe describes heating a quart saucepan with 4 pounds marshmallows evaporated milk corn syrup and a pinch of salt until melted. The mixture is then chilled thoroughly to set.
One hundred eighty eight Manitoba women registered at the University for sessions June 6 to 9. Mrs Mass presented cheques totaling 6 867 3 to Crippled Children's Fund and Cancer Research Fund. Winners were named in Sherriff Horsey handi crafts Foxwarren won first. Poster winners Allison Swark Lin is and Allan Friesen Stein bach. Speakers included George Huttin H H Kitchen D C Foster Dr Bell Degaule Elizabeth Collver James Mindehal Duff Roblin Marilyn Anderson D Campbell. Resolutions covered telephony limits drugs uniform time and international body recognition. The piece urges recruitment of younger members to sustain the organization.
A group of women under the WI umbrella promotes Home and Country work including education 4-H Clubs Zone Economics United Nations Community Betterment and Peace Gardens. The year highlights adult education rural development safety highways health welfare and cultural programs inviting town and rural women to join and work together.
On Thursday evening in June the WI group met at Harvey Pangman home with 10 others. Mrs. a on president read and approved the creed. A committee was appointed to plan painting the hall.
Danlor Calf Club held a fat stock show on Saturday June 24 1961 with PP Clark as the judge awarding the champion to the top animal and noting a cry successful achievement day for local exhibitors.
A letter to the editor laments Manitoba mail service shift to truck delivery. It argues 8:30 am drop times cause two nights delay to Winnipeg or Brandon, harming business. The writer urges restoring train service for nightly eastbound mail and better passenger service to prevent community isolation.
Mr Paul I Robinson chair of the Pensions Committee attends a Manitoba Teachers Society leadership seminar at Clear Lake in August. About 75 teachers from across the province will join the Ivy Day conference with Donald M Graham of Hills School directing. The program focuses on leadership techniques, public relations, curriculum and teacher welfare.
Haight relatives gathered at Clear Lake on Saturday June 24 for a Haight family reunion. The Lewis and Haight clans included five brothers and two sisters not together since 1918. Dinner was served and photos taken as 37 attendees joined in the event.
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