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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1962
Page
3
Mr Glen Bridge attends a teachers training course at Brandon College. Miss Rev Johns of Brandon spent the weekend at home. Mr Lary Smith of Deloraine spent the weekend at his home.
Mr G Y Rankin remains a patient at Hamiota Hospital with wishes for a speedy recovery. Brenda Faith, daughter of Ivan Routledge, was presented for Baptism on Sunday September 9 conducted by Rev Clark. Mrs R Hunter leaves for medical treatment in Winnipeg. Mrs Keith Brown and her boys visit Homewood parents. D R Mitchell and Mabel Kennedy with Keith visit J G Rankin. Miss Lynda Rankin of Brandond was home for the weekend.
Necker Mr. Leonard Rivers leaves for Brandon College to resume his fourth year. Russell Sunley and Mrs. Wes Gregory return from Hamiota Hospital. Mrs. R. W. Cochran remains a patient there and wishes for a speedy recovery. Robert Doherty plans marriage to Lorna Helen Rakie of Goose Bay Labrador on August 25. Mrs. J. Rockley’s aunt Mrs. Larkins from Saskatchewan resides in the former Humphries home. Mrs. M. Reid visits with Stan and Mary Osborne in Newdale. A son born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Johnson of Owen Sound, Ontario visit Herb and Nellie Yates. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lints of London, Ontario visit J. D. Quinton home. Mrs. Henry Lints of Brandon visits her son and daughter-in-law Harvey and
The mother of the groom wore a printed green silk dress as 120 guests attended the reception in Fraternal Hall. Miss Elsie Wozniik led the guest book while Rev. Clark offered a blessing and Dr. J. E. Hudson toasted the bride. The couple left for a short honeymoon in beige attire and will reside in Hamiota.
September 6 gathering of the W I featured O Canada and The Creed. Sixteen members answered Roll Call Something I would like to know while about 32 visitors from Rivers attended. Mrs White and Mrs Marion Barr offered news for next month. Reports by committee heads covered Red Cross sewing totals 74 articles and 27 knitted garments by end June with another shipment planned for October. W I members discussed town and farm grounds contest, trophies awarded for best town and farm grounds, and a tour in August by 11 members. Volunteers requested for 4 H Sewing Club. mats and magazines for the Mental Hospital to be turned in at October meeting. Mrs Hopley reported on Provincial Convention and slides of Grandmother's Quilt Blocks shown by Mrs A Hume. Mrs Bird of Rivers thanked Oak River WI for the Quilt Block presentation. Meeting adjourned with The Queen. lunch served by Mrs Skinner, Mrs Heapy, and Mrs White.
MeCONVIEt Mr Proutt and Marl Brown spent a few days together last week. Clare Pangman Scott and Cheri of Brandon weekend at the former’s home. Don Purdey and Dougie of Winnineg stayed at the latter’s home. Carlyle McDougall left for Guelph Ontario to resume studies. Faye Pollock training in Winnipeg at St Boniface Hospital spent weekend home. Garnet Hyndman attends Brandon College this term. Glennis Scott of Miami at home Saturday. Sharon Richardson obtained work in Winnipeg. Kindergarten begins Thursday October 4. Contact Mrs Gwen Hamilton before September 27 if sending children. Correction Beginners at school this term are Murray Moffatt Brent Pollock Raymond Allen Eunice Newton. Bert Knight returned home from Marquette after visiting son and daughter in law Glen Knight.
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