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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1964
Page
5
National Grain Company renews its accident insurance program for farmers, automatic coverage for customers delivering 500 bushels or more to a National Grain elevator in the prior year. Coverage rises to 5000 dollars, with dependents covered and no deductible, including farm workers on application.
Mr Wayne McConnell attends Brandon College while Barry McConnell studies at the University of Michigan East Lansing. The UCW met at Mrs G Killod home September 9 with worship led by Mrs W McDougall. A skit Community Visiting was presented by Mrs R McConnell Mrs R Wilson and Mrs E Newton. They reported on a workshop at Oakner. The next meeting will be at Mrs R McConnell’s October 14 in the afternoon.
Decker News reports Mr. and Mrs. Wes Runchey spent the weekend visiting their son in law and daughter J and Mrs Barry Scarth and family in St Boniface. Mr Ab Shoemaker from Yorkton Sask is spending holidays with his parents. Miss Marion Rivers returned to Brandon College on Tuesday. Mr Norman Lints from Winnipeg is visiting with Mr and Mrs Ray Lints to help with harvest.
Mrs. Jose and Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson from Winnipeg visited Mrs. Anderson and Fred and the Collies. Mr. and Mrs. Smith from Vancouver plus Mrs. Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Kilpatrick and Harold from Moosomin spent Sunday with the Collies. Margaret Henderson left Sunday for Teacher's College in Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Rivers accompanied their daughter Linda to St. Boniface where Linda enrolled in the St. Boniface School of Nursing for the RN course.
McConnell News notes several visits to the Riddell home with Miss Lynn Pollock from Brandon spending the weekend at her home. Marilyn Pollock plans to join a nursing staff in Deloraine after a home stay. Cecil Nichol of Selsgirth also visited. Judy Richardson and Helen Murray attend Brandon College. Shirley Morgan from Winnipeg visited over the weekend. Faye Pollock spent a week at home before heading to Winnipeg for university. Erma McDougall left for Guelph Ontario to join the teaching staff.
A nostalgic note extols travel by steam boat from Tobermory to Manitoulin Island and praises Canada's landscapes. It contrasts Canadian charm with American hype and ends by recommending the St. Regis in Winnipeg as a friendly stop.
An item notes Reggie at the St Regis Hotel in Winnipeg. The brief entry highlights a guest or event of local interest at a notable city hotel.
Advertises Carter's Little Liver Pills as a quick aid for tiredness and sluggishness with a fifty year legacy. Claims the exclusive formula stimulates the liver bile to ease digestive upset and restore energy. Reference to price of 49 cents.
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