Local Happenings Celebrate Births, Fundraisers, Visits
The column notes the birth of Dennis Troy Stewart in Hamiota Hospital on May 11 with Kenton, Miniota, and Minsota area grandparents and great grandparents. Mothers Day weekend visitors include McKean family members from Dauphin, McCreary, and Belleville. The Cancer Canvas in Minsota raised 310.50, with thanks to canvassers and supporters. Four Isabella W I members attended a May 15 meeting led by Paddy Mills of the Canadian Cancer Society. Also listed are visits by Les Curry and family, Christian Family Day at United Church, Kevin Bonner’s trumpet, a tea and bake sale raising 225 for playground equipment with 61 in donations, and a bike-a-thon organized by Wayne Weber. Get well wishes to Marion Angell, and trips by Merle Hill, Ruby Potter, and others. Various long weekend visits among Armitage and related families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Sherrilyn Stewart
Kenton
Dennis Troy
Hamiota Hospital
Mervyn
Florence Stewart
Miniota
Don
Margaret Brown
David L. Stewart
Minsota
Alex McKean
Charlie
Hazel McKean
Michael
Kent
Dauphin
Wilbur
Carol
Christine
Morley
Rodney
McCreary
Bob McKean
Belleville
W.I
Gordon Long
Edna Reynolds
Ivy Collier
Mary McKean
Isabella
Paddy Mills
Canadian Cancer Society
Brandon
Isabella W.I
Les Curry
Ruby Potter
Swan River
Westlace
Texas
United Church
Kevin Bonner
Marilyn Rushton
Wayne Weber
Shirley
Bob Andrews
Winnipeg
Keith Armitage
Bill
Linda Schrader
Chris
Margo
Miami
Allan Armitage
Ruth Leland
Gladys Clegg
Joan
Gil Dupuis
Winnipeg high school pupils visit Legislature in session
A Winnipeg newspaper features twenty high school pupils touring the Legislature and criticizing MLAs for lack of dignity, decorum, and attentiveness. The writer contrasts this with today’s legislators visiting schools, suggesting similar criticism would arise. A city letter argues workers produce wealth and questions capital’s role, ending with a playful “which is number one, chicken or egg?”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
City Paper
Wheelchair donation honors Mrs Hunter at Health Centre
A wheelchair donated in memory of the late Mrs Berta Hunter by family and friends. The Health Centre staff praise the chair with adjustable arms rests and brakes for patient safety and comfort. The notice also discusses telephone costs and regionalizing long distance calls, plus a $2392 grant under a summer student program to evaluate local diabetic and hypertensive clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Berta
Hunter
Park Residence News Welcomes New Residents and Farewell
Park Residence residents greet Mrs. Margaret Allen and Mrs. Geo Munshaw as new arrivals. A Senior Citizens Old Time Orchestra night delighted locals. One resident departs for Winnipeg at 915 320 Sherbrook Street. A tea honored Sarah Barnes as she leaves, with cash gifts and an invitation to visit. Tulips seven inches in diameter sparked town pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Margaret Allen
Geo. Munshaw
Park Residence
Winnipeg
Diameter
Sarah Barnes
Sherbrook Street
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Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
P.O. Box 70
Hamiota, Manitoba
Romoto
U.S. A
England
F.S. and
F. D. Venables Publishers
Is Cna Og
Reggie
Massey-Ferguson
Parts & Equipment
Milton Ostask
Shoal Lake
Massey Ferguson
Man
Health Centre News
Manitoba Health Organizations
Manitoba Health Organizations Inc
Manitoba Telephone
Hamiota
Oak River
Rapid City
McConnell
Lavinia
Oakner
Harding
Hamiota - Business
Res
Brandon - Dyck’'s
Winnipeg - L. and
L. Term
Terence Hill and
Valerie Perrino
Arch. R. Galatiue
Manitoba
Co-Operative Life Insurance Company
Cooperative
DODGE
VEGA
Chevrolet
Belair
A.T
P.S
P.B
BUICK
Luxus
Hamilota
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