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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1967
Page
3
Strickland advertises all types of laws filed by machine with joint filing services. Guaranteed hand or circular work and setting provided. James Gradwell of Hamiota promotes these services.
District notes report Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reader and John of Ottawa visiting at the Peacock home on their way to Burnaby. Donna Paddock attended Camp Wasaga last week and returned home Saturday.
Harvey Pollock enjoyed meeting two former teachers at the reunion Miss Bessie McIntosh from Selkirk Grade I and Miss Caroline Cumming from Winnipeg High School. 4H Beef Calf Club praised for cleaning up grounds after the reunion. Debbie Nykolation Eunice Newton and Holly Johnstone depart for Girls Camp at Clear Lake.
Oak River swimmers who recently passed Red Cross tests include Joan y Maxine Hutchings Rhonda Johnny Paddock Debbie Griffiths Nancy Haggerty Loree Armstrong Karen Espey Brenda Johns Brenda Carlson Penny Haggerty Maureen Espey Veni Waldon and more. Brenda Carlson Joan Haggerty Lori Waldon Maxine Hutchings Brenda Johns Kim Espey attend Wasaga camp this week. Mr and Mrs Stanley Andrews of Mount Forest Ontario visited the Walden home. Mrs Cantelon and Bart left for Expo Bart plays in River Pipe Band at Expo.
Miss Marla Magarell of Winnipeg was an overnight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Richardson.
Miss Linda Rankin of Calgary visits her parents and Lt. Romano Terra from the Malian Navy stays with the Rankins in Oakner. Local families host week end guests from Waskada Neepawa and Victoria B C. Len Allan in Hamiota Hospital. Oakner UCW met at Mrs. Bates home with devotional period and business, twelve members and one visitor attended followed by slides on Nova Scotia.
Arnold R. Christmann praises the Hamiota Elementary Band directed by Ron Houck for a well presented and enjoyable hour of brass music at the Hamiota Fair. He urges local support for the young talent and thanks Mr. Houck and the band for their fine entertainment.
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