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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1961
Page
5
In a Forum piece the author argues that the average Canadian Joe is tired and anxious yet wary of socialist promises. He values personal freedom, car culture, and a peaceful life, resisting campaigns that portray socialism as a cure for all ills.
An ad pitches an investment plan claiming small daily dollars will grow to ten thousand in twenty years. It urges readers to consult a Investors Syndicate representative to tailor a plan and build future cash reserves.
Mr Ron Houck attended the University of Manitoba Winnipeg for the winter months. Sunday School at Oak River presented 2nd quarter perfect attendance pins and wreaths to recipients including Leslie Henry and Barbara Hannah for multiple years. Additional honorees included Lori Walden Morris Mylrea and Larry Smith with gold pins and certificates, Ron and Tom Sclater silver pins, Bruce McMillan Linda Davidson and Terry Espey red pins, and bronze pins to Maxine Hutchings Brenda Coulison Heather McKague Clifford McKague and Janice Stewart. Fifty-one achieved perfect attendance.
Mr and Mrs HB Brown visited relatives in Crystal City over the weekend and at the Kutcher home in Cypress River. Maxine Milne of Winnipeg stayed a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Milne. Dallas John, son of Mr and Mrs John Kennedy of Winnipeg, was presented for baptism at Oakner Church last Sunday. Mrs John Rankin attends a hospital convention in Winnipeg this week. Miss Shirley Fleming of Winnipeg visits her parents, Mr and Mrs Ivan Fleming.
TheWM S met Sept 21 with 9 members and 9 visitors. Mrs Delbridge opened with hymn and prayer as scripture from Matthew 25 on talents was read. Mrs Quinton will write a letter to the missionary and the next meeting will be at Mrs M G Littles. Mesdames Richardson Emerson and Riddel spoke on Federation society operations before lunch.
McConnell and Cal Irwin of Toronto visited the J.C. Richardson home. Mrs Agnes Mitchell travels to Sioux Narrows for a twosome of weeks with relatives. The Baby Band Meeting is set for Tuesday October 10 at 2 15 pm in the church basement. Mrs Crighton spent the weekend in Decker with Vern Gammack. Harold Pollock family toured to Bateman Saskatchewan to visit aunt Mrs S Arm. Lorna Sharon Richardson and Lynne Pollock of Brandon spent the weekend at home. J C Scott attended the North Western Ontario Municipal Convention in Rainy River last week.
Mr and Mrs Murray Genung and Donnie visited Winnipeg for a few days and return Monday. Mr and Mrs Crawford and family spent the weekend in Winnipeg. Mr A E Corbet Ormand and Norman were weekend visitors to Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Creedon left for Ottawa on holidays. Mrs H White of Lyelton visited at her son’s home. Mr and Mrs R McKague and Mr and Mrs A O Glinz have returned from visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Gerald Glinz at Truro Nova Scotia and Mr and Mrs Frank Glinz of Hamilton Ontario accompanied Frank home for a holiday.
Readers share memories of Winnie Dickson illness and Jubilee Hospital support. Reports highlight Victoria tourism, notable visitors Lizzie Van Male Hazel Kellington and Ella Madsen, and local school events. Rev Howie and Mrs Howie praised for church work. Mayor Beth Wood of New Westminster lauded. New neighbors, birthdays, and costume sale info at Rebekah Hall Oak River included.
Graduation exercises for the Rolling River School Division will be held October 6 in the Rivers Collegiate Auditorium with A S Miller, Brandon Division school inspector, as guest speaker. Twenty five graduates will participate, the first since the division's formation. The Hi C Junior group met at Rev Christie home with eleven members present and their taped discussion played back later. Grant MacAuley of Trenton Ontario is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J MacAuley.
Instant skim milk powder is described as an inexpensive, portable, easy to measure and store milk option. It provides nutrient content close to fresh skim milk, requires no refrigeration, and can replace fluid milk in cooking, baking, and beverages with proper reconstitution. Canada First Grade grade, packaging, storage, and usage tips are outlined along with a free recipe publication from the Canada Department of Agriculture.
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