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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 29, 1963
Page
2
Readers share observations from Seeding Season to harvest, debate lake use and road work, and recall the old hospital. Mentions include Gladys Catherwood, Rae Morris, Harvey E. Brown hosting math classes May 27 and June 3, plus notes on Sea Gulls versus Franklin Gulls and provincial grants.
A short notice notes Dana Gregory, four, wearing a BOSS helmet and carpenter apron, seen on a garden task with onions planted upside down. The item also mentions early swimming in cold spring and Bill McNaughton's mishap at Angling Lake, plus a three-step Getting Things Done outline by Norman G. Shilde.
The Penny Taylor family extend heartfelt thanks for kindness and sympathy after a bereavement. Dave Kirk returns from Ft Churchill for a brief visit with his mother. Mr and Mrs Ted Venables travel to Winnipeg for a few days. Mrs Fred Venables wins the Lions Club Suit of the Month Draw for May, $65.00 prize.
Sunday services listed for Hamiota United Church Oarn er United Church Cardale Strathclair and Salvation Army Citadel with church school times noted. Local trips and family news include visits to Winnipeg Calgary and Regina plus a note of thanks from Mrs. R Stewart for get well wishes and hospital care.
In Memoriams Anderson In loving memory of our beloved husband and father George Alexander who passed away May 31, 1962. The blow was great the shock severe you left so suddenly we miss you so at home. Ever remembered by his wife Elizabeth and daughter Georgina.
Mr and Mrs Phil Gallant of Emerson announce the engagement of their daughter Marion Dorothy to Lynn H Switzer eldest son of Mr and Mrs Harry Switzer of Basswood The wedding is set for 2 o’clock Saturday June 29 1963 at the Hamiota United Church.
Mrs. J. Peter thanks doctors, nurses, and staff at Hamiota Hospital for their kind attention during her stay. She also thanks visitors for flowers cards goodies and letters.
The Manitoba Conference of the United Church plans sessions mostly at United College with some services at St Stephens Broadway United Church in Winnipeg next week. Dr. M C MacDonald, Home Missions Secretary, highlighted church achievements amid materialism and apathy, urged expanded resources, and noted rising inner city work and budget strains.
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