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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1967
Page
3
Local residents attended visits in Winnipeg and Deloraine while others hosted gatherings at home. Betty Geisbrecht's upcoming July wedding prompted a May tea with contests and prizes. Lavinia W.I. planned a Centennial Park donation and district convention participation with bake sale arrangements in Hamiota.
Oakner United Church announces Sunday services at 2:00 PM and 9:45 AM. The Oakner UCW held a May 4 meeting at Mrs. John Rankin’s home with Devotions on the Creative Power of God and a reading on Our First Centennial.
Mr. Donald Tremaine of the Faculty of Elementary Education in Winnipeg spends three weeks practicing teaching, gaining hands on experience in a new classroom setting. He will observe, assist, and apply instructional methods during the period.
A McConnell residents meeting on May 2 decided to hold a Centennial Reunion in McConnell on Saturday July 29. A finance sports and food committee were formed, with the Calf Club to run an afternoon booth. A dance premises fundraiser drew a strong crowd Saturday night.
Winnipeg guests Mr. and Mrs. John Mansell and Jeanne Mrs. Joyce Ralph and Leigh and Miss Wendy Mansell attended the Mansell Fenty wedding in Hamiota on Saturday. The Early History of the Narrows mentions the late blacksmith Bobt King of McConnell who worked with the Northwest Mounted Police 1882 to 1888 and later farmed at McConnell now run by his son Bob.
Members of the Oak River 4 H Home Economics Club held their 9th meeting in the Elementary School on Monday May 8th with 10 members present and 4 leaders. Vicki Thompson the president led the 4 H pledge and motto and 6 Canada was sung. Achievement plans were discussed to be held Friday May 12th in the Auditorium.
Oak River Explorers held their regular meeting Monday after school in the church basement with 16 members present supervised by Mrs McCallum and Mrs Espey. The group opened with a devotional, studied a story from the book, and planned next meeting project work before a recreational period.
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