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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1961
Page
8
Multiple classified items listed from Hamiota Manitoba including livestock for sale cows and registered wheat seed. Also farm goods such as fence posts ash oak willow and Clover Bales. Contact numbers and locations provided for Ernest G De Mervin Bridg Lenore Stitt and James Cartney. Found fire extinguisher reported on No 24 Highway.
A flood of thanks from residents and patients. People express gratitude to doctors nurses and neighbors who visited sent cards gifts and parcels during hospital stays in Oak River district and Winnipeg area including Star W.I. W.A and Mary Elizabeth Venables.
A St Patrick's tea is held Saturday March 18 from 3 to 5 PM in the Fraternal Hall. Circle No 5 of 1¢ WA sponsors the event with tables for sewing, home baking, candy, and a white elephant sale. A dog is sought for a home, friendly with children.
Notice sets April 1 1961 as the dogs licence deadline in the Village of Hamiota. All dog owners must purchase licences by this date.
Mrs Vern Cochrane travels to Winnipeg for medical care accompanied by her daughter Mrs Wilkie Cochrane. Mr and Mrs R Milne join Mr and Mrs C Smith at the Brandon College Graduation Banquet and Dance held Friday night at the Prince Edward Hotel and Harrison High School. Earl Milne and Miss Maureen Godlen also attended the graduation dance.
The March meeting of the W I was held in the Community Room on Thursday March 9 with 12 members present and one visitor. Mrs Boyd gave no Hospital Report. Mrs Tavla Zave the Red ss Report. Mrs Robertson the Nurse gave an interesting talk on Retarded Children. Convenor was Mrs A Knight. Hostesses were Mrs D McConnell and Mrs WW Skayman et Ji.
Local event at Oakner drew 16 rinks and raised 110 dollars from lunches and meals served all week. Prize winners include Challenge Jim Steven 1st, R Alm 2nd, H McKinnon 3rd, L G Fraser 4th. Merchants Jim Thomson 1st, R Hunter 2nd, L White 3rd, K Fraser 4th. Citizens M Smuttell 1st, L Allen 2nd, W Fleming 3rd, J Rankin 4th. Club H R Steven 1st, C L Knight 2nd, K Drake 3rd, Rev Clark 4th.
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