Foresters Basket Picnic Sets June 11 Open
Saturday, June 11, remains open for the Foresters Basket Picnic. Miss Stewart of Brandon visits as guest of her sister, Mrs. S. Anderson.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1949
Page
10
Saturday, June 11, remains open for the Foresters Basket Picnic. Miss Stewart of Brandon visits as guest of her sister, Mrs. S. Anderson.
Mr and Mrs A L Decker returned from Brandon. Reg Decker and L Cochrane attend the John Deere convention in Brandon. Lloyd, Hector and Bill Little return from the Agricultural College in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs P Shavis visited Brandon. Jack Rosenberger won a pressure cooker door prize at the men’s bonspiel. C G I T to present two plays on March 31 in Decker Memorial Hall.
The W. I. will meet at Mrs. E. F. A. Dixon's home on Thursday April 7 at 2 p.m. A Decker Hall card party and dance on Friday March 25 raised $50. Prizes went to Ball, Mr. Kirkladies, Mrs. McConnel, and Mrs. Strachan. Visitors include Mrs. Al Knight, Donna, and Lyndia in Brandon. Bell and Tom Lees visited Arden. The senior hockey team won 6-5 at Isabella last week.
The Scotia Church annual meeting saw strong attendance with Rev. Wilson presiding. Officers were re elected, finances reported a good year and a cash balance. The Session noted membership and events including electric lights dedication and an Easter service aim. Red Cross support totals 176 dollars with thanks to A D Robertson.
The Red Cross Drive in McConnell raised $455 thanks to canvassers and local generosity. The Sunday School met at the manse on March 23 with officers and teachers listed including C. C. Brown and Mrs J C Richardson. Also noted are residents spending time in WinnipegBrandon and Millwood visitors.
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