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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 13, 1965

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Hamiota assesses over one million amid council actions

At the October 12 meeting the Hamiota Village Council reported a new assessment of 1 010 000 dollars. Building permits for the month reached 21 000 and annual permits exceeded 100 000. Tax collections stood at 60 477 or about 82 percent. The council reviewed insurance, trimmed vehicles, added a police car, and referred a trailer by law to planning. It set October 27 for a public planning meeting with Marvin Borgfjord attending as adviser.

Town Planning Commission Local Planning Committee R. M. Deveson Marvin Borgfjord

Trousseau Tea Honors Cheryl Tremaine Before Wedding

Mrs. Laurence Tremaine hosted a trousseau tea on October 5 in honor of her daughter Cheryl before her marriage to Terry Alan Martin on October 9. Co host Mrs. Walter Riddell led a tea table lit by tortoise tapers with a cake center.

Laurence Tremaine Cheryl Terry Alan Martin M. Bridge F. James J. Rankin H. Tremaine Mikkelson

Norman Milne Enters Into Rest In Manitoba Farm Community

Norman A J Milne died suddenly at his Decker Manitoba farm on Sunday after years of heart trouble. Born August 5 1908 he lived there all his life and married Dorothy Nunn in June 1956. Survived by wife Dorothy sister Mrs M G Little Dec ker and Mrs A Lean Moline brother Archie Rivers. Funeral held at Decker October 6 1965 conducted by Rev McColl Shoal Lake burial Hamiota Cemetery with pallbearers Leonard Angus Roy Irvin Frank Ashcroft J C Ashcroft F Ashcroft.

Decker Manitoba Norman A. J. Milne Dorothy Nunn Hamiota Dorothy M. G. Little A. Lean Moline Archie Rivers McColl Shoal Lake Leonard Angus Roy Irvine Isabella Donald Ashcroft Birtle J. C. Ashcroft F. Ashcroft Frank James

McConnell U C W Meeting Notes and Schedule

The McConnell U C W held a meeting at Mrs G Killoh home. Mrs McDougall opened with a Thanksgiving reading. Plans were announced for a November canvass in place of the Fowl Supper and an anniversary service on the first Sunday in November. The next meeting moves to Mrs A Little on November 3. A film Brazil was shown by Mrs Smith and Miss Magarrell.

McConnell U.C.W G. Killoh A. Little Brazil McConnell

Viola Hodgson Honoured In Bridal Shower

A miscellaneous shower for bride elect Viola Hodgson was held September 30 in Chumah Hall. Attendants guided to seats as Wedding March played. Guests enjoyed fall decor, musical numbers, readings, and a luncheon before an invitation to a trousseau tea.

Viola Hodgson Chumah Hall Ann Kreager Viola Edith Caldwell Iris Lawson Morrice Phyllis Dales

Mr and Mrs Roy McConnell Feted Before Moving

A gathering at Nelson and Eula Woods house bid farewell to Roy and Mrs McConnell as they prepare to move to Brandon. Roy thanked guests and invited calls at 104 Whittier Drive. Lunch and social hour followed with best wishes for their new home.

Nelson Eula Woods Roy Mrs. McConnell Brandon Whittier Drive

Oakner U C W Meets Sets Plans for Thanksgiving Bazaar

The Oakner U C W met in the school for its October gathering on Thursday October 8 led by Mrs Westwood absent with Mrs Routledge chairing a brief business session. The group voted to decorate the church for Thanksgiving and to hold a bazaar and home cooking sale in Hamiota on November 27 with final plans at the November meeting. Mrs C M Anderson and Mrs Wilf Brown served a closing lunch.

Oakner U.C.W Lloyd Anderson Argue Westwood Jim Routledge Hamiota C. M. Anderson Wilf Brown

Ewen Family Reunion Brings Long‑Split Clan Together

The Ewen family reunion, formerly of Oakner, gathered at the Lavinia home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom McWhirter during Thanksgiving weekend. Attending were relatives from Vancouver, Strathmore, Winnipeg, Redcliff, McBride, and Ottawa, marking twenty nine years since the last gathering.

Ewen Oakner Tom McWhirter Lavinia Woolfindin Vancouver B. C Archie Ewen Strathmore Alberta James Cavenagh Mae Winnipeg Manitoba George Birkhold Cora Redcliff Norman Ewen McBride B.C George Swan Alice Ottawa Ontario

Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary

Mrs. Jerry Stein and Mr. Ken Smith hosted a surprise party Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stevenson of Strathclair to mark their 25th anniversary. Guests enjoyed greetings, a song, gifts, Alan’s thanks, and a turkey dinner.

Jerry Stein Ken Smith Alan Stevenson Strathclair Alan

Cadwalladers Depart Crandall for Saskatoon Store Move

Mr and Mrs Ted Cadwallader left Crandall to reside in Saskatoon after two years as proprietors of the local general store. The community presented gifts last Saturday evening, and the couple thanked Crandall residents for their friendship and kindness toward the incoming merchant and wife.

Ted Cadwallader Saskatoon Crandall

Retirements Mark Dr Lansdown role at public health lab

The Hon C H Witney announces the retirement of Dr Leslie P Lansdown as Director of the Public Health Laboratory at Fred T Cadham Laboratory effective September 30 1965. He served 21 years and will work as part time consultant while born in Surrey England in 1900 and later emigrating to Canada.

C. H. Witney Leslie P. Lansdown Health Department Public Health Laboratory Fred T. Cadham Lansdown Department Surrey England Dr. Lansdown Canada Winnipeg Manitoba Paper Company Pine Falls The

Hamiota WI Reviews Programs And Local News

The Hamiota Women’s Institute met October 5 in the Community Room with Mrs. R. Armstrong presiding. They discussed Manitoba WI programme ideas, Red Cross box status, and knitting efforts for charity. A rally is planned in Kenton on November 10. Guest speaker Mrs. Fulton spoke of her trip to Ireland and Mrs. Nicholls organized interest in future travel. The group offered Hamillta histories for sale and approved sending $25 to the Myrtle A. Rose Bursary Trust Fund. Dr. Lansdown’s career and credentials are highlighted, noting his public health leadership and university appointments.

Hamiota Women’s Institute R. Armstrong Red Cross T. J. Strachan Geo. Robertson Kenton FE. V. Fulton U.C.W.W Ireland V. Nicholls

Oak River W I Meeting Notes United Nations Cookery

The Oak River W I met June 7 at Memorial Hall with Mrs W McDonald giving the thought for the day and Mrs M White presenting F W L C news. A $50 Legion donation funded the furnace fund, Red Cross reported new knit and sew stock, a carload will head to the leadership school opening day. The Hobby Show was moved to November 30, slides by Mr Harry Thompson, Stratemeyer demoed and shared Austrian Apple Strudel, guests enjoyed samples and a lunch of scones and oat bars.

Oak River W.I Memorial Hall W. McDonald F.w.lc M. White Legion Red Cross Leadership School Harry Thompson Stratemeyer United Nations Cookery

Joseph Collyer Enters Into Rest in Banff Alberta

Joseph Collyer 51 of Banff Alberta died October 1 1964 after heart surgery in Edmonton Hospital. Born Crandall October 14 1913 he served in the RCAF in WWII. He married Maude Vance in 1940 and lived in Brandon Calgary and Banff. Funeral October 5 at Leydens Chapel Calgary. Interment Garden of Peace.

Joseph Cecil (Kelly) Collyer Otter Street Banff Alberta Edmonton Hospital R.C.A.F Maude Clara Vance Brandon Calgary Royal Canadian Legion Canadian Order of Forresters Clara Ward Collyer Leydens Chapel of Remembrance

Also Mentioned on This Page

George Pittendreigh Paul Robinson R. N. Woods Municipal Highways Department Pentecostal Walter Riddell Ilene Strickland Mary. Howell Helen Taylor Velma James Marion Hunter Agnes Bridge Heather Riddell Trousseau Lorne Fleming Loree Reid W. Riddell Norman Milne Collegiate News Hamiota Collegiate Institute Birdtail River Division Miniota Lorna Robertson Whyte P.S.S.C Sharon Gray Glenda Brethour Roy McConnell Cadwallader’s Lester P. Lansdown University of Manitoba No. 5 Canadian General Hospital Italy Sicily Manitoba WI United Nations and International Exchange Committee E. A. Dixon Switzerland Manitoba Department of Health Swan Valley University of Toronto Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Bacteriology Faculty of Medicine W.I. Meet Joseph Collyer Rev R. A. Wallace Ben Coupe Clifton Cates Frank Leary Ken Rose Bill Bezanson Steve Warnick Garden of Peace
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