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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1960
Page
2
Dr. and Mrs. McMillan visit Winnipeg this week. The C.G.I.T. will hold a Teal and Bake Sale on May 21 in Memorial Hall from 3 to 5 pm.
The article urges youth to form lasting respect for age, property, tradition, and the law. It highlights traffic discipline and supports absolute speed limits in towns to protect people and property, advocating adoption of a firm standard.
Local notes preview golf course returns and a busy season ahead for Hamiton clubs. Baseball trends touch Tigers Phillies Orioles Pirates and Cubs. Track meets districts and provincials move events to Rivers and Shilo with Memorial Cup playdowns ongoing. End with remarks on hockey stars and teams and a wedding day spotlight.
Minor Baseball re organizing on Tuesday night with William Knight R Westbrook and J Argue named to the finance committee. To raise funds for new equipment a Mother's Day Tea and Bake Sale is planned for Saturday May 7 from 3 to 5 pm at Rebecca Hall Dome to support the team.
The Rolling River Board reports limited news as it handles routine matters and develops a building program. January saw Newdale School District move to the Birdtal River Division. the Rivers Collegiate was returned to Rivers School District due to inadequate facilities, while a room rental with Rivers District runs to June 30, 1961. Delegations attended conferences in Winnipeg, Portage, and Brandon on salaries, buildings, and transportation. Osler Hammond and Nanten insured the district’s risks.
The Rolling River Division appeals a decision to retain the Dollar assessment arguing it serves ratepayers. A public meeting heard a show of hands on April 28 with about 25 parents and mothers present. The hearing will occur May 24 at a church basement.
The Lavinia Women’s Auxiliary will meet in the Community Room on Wednesday May 11 at 2 00 p m. Mrs Lindsay a former Lavinia resident died at Shoal Lake last Sunday. The Mother’s Day Service is set for Sunday May 8 at 3 00 p m.
The C G LT Girls held a worship service on Thursday April 28 affiliating with the W M S. Junior and Senior groups participated with leaders Mrs A Hume and Mrs Stan Henry. Miss Helen Friebert was pianist and readings by Kathy Bridgeman and Sandra Henry opened the second part. The Explorers studied Africa with an item and Mrs K Clubb read The Africa I Saw. Mrs McMillan sang a solo and a filmstrip Into a Larger Life was shown. Mr Day led in prayer as lunch followed for members and friends.
The Klipper Kutter Sewing Klub met April 27 with seventeen members and eight guests. Sharon Bailey led the pledge. Shirley Charney was appointed pro tem secretary. Carol Walden reported. They plan lunch for Achievement Night May 13 at 8 pm in Memorial rink with Maxine English and Maurice Deveson as guests. a silver collection will be taken at registration.
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