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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 1968
Page
5
For sale offers reduced for quick sale. A three bedroom bungalow with kitchen living room bath repainted inside and inspected by CMHA. Contact J E Garrow 402-3 Hamiota. Also READY-MIX CONCRETE from Arden Ridge sand and stone with free estimates provided by Minnedosa Concrete Products 867-3563.
Multiple ads describe sale or transfer of equipment from closed schools in Manitoba including well casing sewage pumps oil for the Birdtail River School District 38 Box 430 Shoal Lake and a variety of farming items. Listings include Yorkshire boats bred sows Massey swather house and lots for sale or rent with contact details for Hamiota and Miniota sellers.
Wanted a good used saddle to fit a quarter horse. Contact Russ Shayman at phone 764 2272.
Help wanted for part time beverage waiters at Hamiota Hotel. All applicants welcome, no experience needed. Apply in person at Hamiota Hotel.
Male applicants needed for wheel alignment and balance. Experience and references to Glen Chapman, Chapman Motors, Box 220, Killarney. Training available through G.M. Mechanics capable of handling most mechanical jobs. 451
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 invites tenders for Oakner School and Jane, and Oakner School teacherage and land. Purchaser pays legal costs. Land to be left suitable for the board. Tenders due August 26, 1968 at 5 00 p.m. Lowest bid not necessarily accepted. Send applications to R Neil McDonald Secretary Treasurer Birdtail River S C No 38 1.
Tenders are invited by the undersigned for the purchase and removal of the Coal Shed building in Moline Manitoba. Cash terms apply and the site must be left clean and tidy. Tenders due by August 30 1968. No tender necessarily accepted.
Notice to Hamiota ratepayers that the General and Personal Property Assessment Rolls are in the Secretary-Treasurer’s office and open for inspection until September 3, 1968. Appeals must be lodged by that date. Council will meet September 10, 1968 at 7:00 p.m. to review assessments. Tender direction to Ivan Donald of Hamiota Co-op. August 10, 1968.
Tenders due by 6:00 p.m. August 24, 1968 for the caretaker position at Hamiota United Church. Duties begin September 1, 1968. State salary expectation. Lowest or any tender may not be accepted. Mrs. L. E. Mathison, Secretary, Hamiota United Church.
Mr and Mrs Charles L Knight of Oakner announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Phyllis Nor een Knight to Dennis David Cosgrove son of Mr and Mrs Robert Cosgrove of Souris Manitoba. Wedding set for Saturday August 31 1968 at 4 00 p m in Oakner United Church.
Hamiota Elementary announces fall opening on Tuesday September 3 at 9 am. The notice lists required supplies for each grade from 1 through 8 including notebooks, rulers, pencils, erasers, running shoes, paste, and crayons. It also specifies acceptable ballpoint pens and dictionaries and notes new student registration on August 30 and 31.
Terry and Cheryl Tremaine Martin announce the birth of a son, Paul James, at Selkirk General Hospital on Sunday August 4 1968. Weight seven pounds eleven and a half ounces. Grandparents Lawrence and Eva Tremaine and Clarence and Edith Martin.
Crandall grade 6 requires dictionary atlas two pencils eraser red marking pen or pencil wooden ruler fountain pen with washable blue ink or ball point pen eight pencil crayons eight notebooks including one science notebook. Students should bring running shoes to protect floors.
Crandall Lori Carnegie of The Pas Manitoba visits with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ted Shier. Edith Ariss from Victoria Hospital Winnipeg spends holidays with her parents. Stan Doupe hosts visitors Harold Doupe of Winnipeg and Earl Coupe of Chaplin Sask with their daughter on furlough from Africa and three grandchildren. Mrs Cliff Lyng and Mr and Mrs Bruce Lyng visit friends in Calgary and enjoy Alberta scenery.
In loving memory of dad and grandpa Jack who passed away suddenly on August 26 1966. Always remembered by Bob Edith Ann Janie and Lori Ann Walker.
Mrs John Adams expresses sincere thanks for hospital care flowers cards and visits. Lawrie and Bob Bell thank Isabella Crandall communities for showers. Bill and Isobell Kerr thank Scotia friends for gifts.
Mrs Irene Vickers of Calgary Alberta expresses sincere gratitude to Dr Cashmore Dr Hudson Dr Prus and all staff and kind people for their care while she was a patient at Hamiota Hospital.
Acknowledges gifts at showers in McConnell and at Hamiota hospital and gratitude for a china cabinet from friends in Hamiota.
A note thanks friends for binoculars and wallet gifts and extends special thanks to the committee. The writer says they enjoyed years among the group and will be remembered, and invites a call anytime in Victoria.
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