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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1966
Page
6
A transit service runs to and from Brandon and Winnipeg with stops serving Mamioota Oak River and Lavinis. Details on schedules and frequency are not provided in the fragment.
Dr and Mrs A Hodge hosted Miss Dot McConnell and friends at the Ladies Spiel in Shiloh where they won two games and lost one to a Brandon team. Mrs Elliott and Mrs Nicholls attended the Wilson Watson wedding at Pilot Mound. Town visitors include Mr and Mrs Ollie Jordan of Moosomin who retired from CPR after 49 years. Judy Jordan now teaches in Regina.
Pitlochry Pirutes coach Mathison announced early last week plans for the second Annual Organizational Meeting at Clear Lake on May 24. The assembly is expected to discuss league reorganization for the upcoming season.
Miss Margaret Hume of Brandon visited her parents Mr and Mrs A Hume for a few days. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs A Hume on the birth of a son born in HamIota hospital. Miss Heather Riddell of Winnipeg spent the weekend at her home. A Pot Luck Supper sponsored by the UCW in Oakner was very successful last Saturday. Mrs Jasper of Hartney gave a talk and shared photos from Ireland.
Oak River Tom Thumbs won the North Central Division Tom Thumb Trophy on March 21, 1966, defeating Strathclair 5-4 in a best of three finals. Scorers were Johnny Paddock with two goals, Brent Haggerty one, Murray Kirkpatrick one, and Wayne Schock one. An Oak River school meeting decided to extend Kindergarten to end of May and to host an open Parents meeting on May 18 at 8 p.m. for children turning five by December 30, 1966. Miss Daisy Snowdon of Winnipeg visited her parents this past weekend.
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