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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1972
Page
3
Decker reports Bruce Trotter visited his parents Mr and Mrs J Rockley while enroute from Gravexhorse Ont to Yellow Knife N W T where Bruce has been transferred. Timmy and the Rothnies joined the Saniths in Winnipeg and Brandon for a weekend visit.
Pope Geraldine Steen and Mary Stevenson visited friends at Assiniboine Hospital and International Home Sunday. Debbie Anderson vacationing at Pelican Lake and Winnipeg. Sympathy extended to the Chappell Purdy and Armstrong families on Wayne Purdy's passing in Saskatoon. Closing service for McConnell Church set for Sunday August 20 at 10 30 am inviting all former residents.
Cardale Mr. Cliff Wilson and Mrs. Jessie Wilson visited the T Peart home on Tuesday August 8. Local couples and relatives share visits and congratulations including a marriage in St Catherine Ontario. Sympathy extended for the late Mr Blood with funeral at Hamiota. Church offerings note Salt Lake service and McConnell closing service next Sunday.
Chumah Mr and Mrs Jack Johnson and their son Ryan of Winnipeg arrived Tuesday night to spend the holidays at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Preston returning to Winnipeg Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wayne Smith also noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron and Darrin of Virden visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Pollock. Mr. Murray Newton returned home on Sunday after visiting for a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Newton and family.
Oak River Joan Gourlay of Swan River hosted a weekend gathering at the Gourlay home. Guests included Mrs L Giles Neepawa and Mr and Mrs Hugh Gourlay with son of Owen Sound Ontario and Franks Hayhurst and Jocelyn. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Earl Hothman Rapid City and Mrs Laura Milles Branxton.
Guests and relatives from Ontario Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories called on family in Holmfield Oak River Brandon and Smith Hill. Several weddings visits and a Nevada trip are noted with small party music and a wedding cake costing fifty dollars.
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