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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1955
Page
5
Oakner School to host a Pot Luck Community Supper at 6 20 pm with admission 35 cents for children aged 6 to 14. Weather disrupted events. curling matches began March 7 with 18 rinks and concluded March 4 after delays. Ladies raised 240 dollars. prizes awarded to Barry Smith, J Rankin, J Anderson, and E Colbeck.
Oakner Teen Town reporters note a March 11 performance of Aunt Tillie Goes to Town in Moline and invite sponsorship for the Oakner Teen Town Play. The issue also lists curling results, community visits, dance plans, and upcoming events with local families and groups in Hamiota and Decker.
The East group of the WI sponsors a hard time dance and card party at the school on Friday March 25. Prizes will be awarded.
Miss Joan Teal returned home Friday from Arden where she teaches. The local school closed two days due to bad roads. On St Patrick's Day an Irish and a Scotch curling rink played a game with outcomes unclear.
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