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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1955
Page
4
The BGC held a meeting in the school on Friday April 15 1955 with Green and Yellow chosen for the banner colors. Fees were set at 5c per meeting. George Thrale reported on the Winnipeg tour. The next meeting will be in May with time to be announced. Lunch followed.
The community of Oak River is thanked for kindnesses shown over the past three years. The McKague family expresses sincere thanks for messages of sympathy acts of kindness and floral offerings during their recent bereavement for their husband and father.
McConnell and Dak Dennison of Winnipeg visited the Jenkins home on Saturday. The W A will host a Mother Day Tea and Bazaar in the Orange Hall on Saturday May 7 in the afternoon and evening. Jack Morgan, formerly of this district, died in Vancouver on Saturday. Sympathy with his wife and Wes Morgan is extended. A Deleau family from Souris spent the weekend with the Swanson family. Kay Smith began work in the Telephone Office on Monday. Church may hold a Mother's Day service in the Hall. Roy Wilson, formerly of Marney and a district figure, died in Galt Ontario. funeral at Marney Friday May 6 at 2 p.m. Ken Pollock and son Chris of Vancouver visited the Riddell home Saturday.
The W A R attended by seventeen ladies at Mrs E Warren home chaired by Mrs Fleming and Mrs Wein master with Mrs Allan assisting. Clothing was collected for Korea. Plans for a Fathers Day reception in June were made. Mrs Warren was thanked with a gift and won a Hospital surprise package. Hospital patient Mr Watt from Hamiota and Winnipeg visitors were noted. 4 H sewing girls had Achievement night on April 28. Church service shifts to 10 am starting June 5. Hammond Organ Fund nearing 300 dollars of goal. donations welcomed.
Victorians recall earlier departure missing famed Victoria beauties this year they savor spring’s full display with renewed enthusiasm and observations from the season.
Letter reflects on spring bulbs at Gordon Head Cordova Bay and Tyne gardens describing them as the Living Catalogue. Mentions Atlee supporters at a public meeting and praise for Mr Atlee. Reports on Sir Sidney Caine’s speech at a Canadian Clubs luncheon and Malay China issues. Also notes visits, local gossip, and heroic swimming attempts across straits with Mount Everest comparison.
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