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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1951
Page
7
An advertisement seeks men under 50 with a car to start an independent money making business selling over 200 daily used products on credit. No selling experience required. Applicants write to Dept. R.S.S Winnipeg Manitoba.
Decker church services resume on Sunday at the regular hour with a special welcome to the minister's wife. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Emil Close and family from Winnipeg to the Jamiesons. E W Alexander, Mrs. Reid, and grandson David Alexander visited Winnipeg. Garth and Kenny Hillman of Brandon visit grandparents A L Decker. Douglas Webb of the RCMP Regina spent holiday leave at home and plans further training in Ottawa.
Christine Partaker and Thomas Albert Ball were married at St George's Church Brandon Manitoba on Saturday August 18 1951 at 3 p m Rector A H Cummings officiated. Christine wore a floor length white satin gown with lace trim and a pearl coronet.
The wedding featured Mabel Walker as bridesmaid and Mrs. Tony Novak as matron of honor with green and yellow attire and white and red carnation bouquets. Attendees included Judy Novak flower girl and ring bearers Johnny Stace and John Wright. A reception for fifty guests followed at 821 Ninth Street, Brandon, with out of town relatives listed. OARNER School reopened for fall term with seventy one enrollees and nine beginners.
A baby needs amusement between feeding and sleeping times. It isn’t entertaining for the infant to lie idle in the crib. Talking to him carrying him around the room and generally amusing him will help develop his dawning intelligence.
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