Winnipeg visitors spend long weekend in local area
Mr and Mrs A Town and daughter Lezlie along with Mrs Hunter and two sons of Winnipeg spent the long weekend at the region.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1949
Page
4
Mr and Mrs A Town and daughter Lezlie along with Mrs Hunter and two sons of Winnipeg spent the long weekend at the region.
Miss Shirley Smithson spent the holiday at her home. Bob McFeely Jr. left for Winnipeg on Monday. The Anniversary service is set for Sunday October 16 at 11 a.m. Rev. Royal of Isabella will speak. A Fowl Supper and program will be held in the school on Thursday evening October 20. Mr and Mrs Harry Robertson of Winnipeg visited Mr and Mrs Walter Smyth. Jean Smyth and Margie Baker of Brandon visited at the home of Mr and Mrs W Smyth.
The Anniversary service of McConnell United Church is set for 3 p.m. The Few Supper will follow in the church basement on Tuesday October 18. About seventy five friends gathered October 4 at the Brown home to honor Mr. and Mrs. L Pangman who moved to Hamiota.
The record notes Mrs. McCullough spending the weekend at her home in Bin Scarth and Mr. McCullough spending the weekend at Darlingford.
The Women’s Institute met in Orange Hall on October 4 with Mrs. A. Park presiding. A notable Antique and Hobby Display showcased old furnishings, lace, quilts, and crafts while members shared reports and planned a trip to Brandon for leadership courses.
Notice states starting Monday October 17 Shoal Lake cream will be picked up onto a week on Monday only. signed K B Nichol.
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