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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1964
Page
3
Mrs Rudd of Makinak visited the Lewis homes. Mr and Mrs Joe Sigurdsen of Gladstone spent several days in the district last week. Miss Betty Ann Grafton and a friend from Winnipeg are visiting her grandparents, Mr and Mrs S Lewis.
Ms Isobel and Mr Jim Satterthwaite of Chilliwack B C spent a few days in the district Jim is staying at the Jim Emerson home and Isobel visited her mother at Gladstone Get well wishes go to Harvey Pangman a patient at Nipiw an hospital Edna Emerson spent the weekend at Gladstone Constable and Mrs Ted Andrew and boys of Estevan Sask are visiting with Mrs Andrew Mr and Mrs Crandle and ary Andrew from Winnipeg spent the weekend in the area Jim Lewis returned to Portage la Prairie after holidays Phyllis Pollock who spent three months in Dauphin has returned home.
Winnipeg residents Mr and Mrs Doen and family spent a week with R Collie and relatives. Bobby McFarlane of Elkhorn and Kim and Bonnie McFarlane of Regina visited cousins Carolyn and Graham Collie. MacKay of Kenton with granddaughters from Calgary visited R Collie’s. Jim Morison and Harvey Gray families spent Sunday at Rocanville. Don White visiting Gord White Home. Garth Strachan and family spent a weekend at Clear Lake for a Strachan reunion Mooswa Motel.
Oakner news notes a steady stream of guests and travelers. Mrs J Rankin recently returned home for a brief stay. Visitors from Holland Port Credit Manitoba Brandon and Winnipeg join local families for weekends and trips to Morden Success Business College and Calgary.
Mechanically accurate jointing filing and setting of all saw types. Hand or circular saws. work guaranteed. James H Gradwell Hamilton Man.
The bi annual Arrowton school picnic was held at the Date of Mr. and Mrs. M. Little on July 26 with fourteen pupils present. Mrs. Shaw of Cardale, the 1894 teacher, was the special guest. John Anna from Water loo, Ontario came the farthest. Greetings were read by nine pupils and two absent teachers. Bill Irvine and May Little were re elected chairman and secretary. The school burned in 1912 and consolidated into Decker in 1914.
Marilyn Hayhurst joined the Congdon family from Minnedosa on a Kelowna trip with Mrs. and Mr Hap Congdon. Cliff Henry of Winnipeg visited Lorne Robbins and relatives, while Ed McKenzie and family from Winnipeg visited the McKenzies. Carol Jesperson of Winnipeg visited her parents A and M Jesperson. S Thompson family and guests returned from a two week Lac Lu vacation. Brian Jesperson and Linda Darroch passed their Red Cross Water Safety Beginners test in Salt Lake. instructors were Miss Webster Cartwright SK Swanson Winnipeg and Mr McLean Strathclair. Daisy Snowdon and Keith Snowdon visited their parents J. Snowdon over the long week-end.
Elliard of Gimli spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L Skayman. Mrs. Elliard and family returned home after a two week holiday. Draper Preston wedding at Shoal Lake on Saturday August 1st. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kovak of Winnipeg and relatives of the Wee Whirtz family in Shoal Lake.
In loving memory of our dear wife and mother Vinola Kirk who passed away August 5 1957. Gone is the face we loved so dear silent the voice we loved to hear. Too far away for sight or speech but not too far for thoughts to reach. Someday in Heaven we will meet again.
SYMONS METALWORKERS Rocanville Sask offers repairs welding machine and tool service excluding valve work and crankshaft grinding. The shop emphasizes saving customers money through skilled welding and metalwork.
McNaught's Drug Store hosts a national Back-to-School contest with ten Vespa scooters and Sony seven inch TVs as top prizes. Guess the number of Skrip cartridges in a bubble display, submit the entry, and be among the three closest guesses to win a chance at the grand draw. Contest closes September 20.
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