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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
7
Expressions of gratitude from multiple families thank Doctor Ed Hanson and staff for hospital care. They also thank relatives friends and neighbors for flowers sympathy baking and meals, with special mentions to Mr McNeil Mr Clark Crandall UCW and Crandall choir after services.
Two bedroom, five year old house for rent until May 31 1972. Fully modern with contact through Paul August at Hamiota Royal Bank for information.
Classified note seeks buyers for grain at bin and feed grain in Carman Manitoba. Contact Lorne BatemanBox 484 Carman or call Baldur Man 309-2. Also seeks home for part Labrador retriever puppy. Phone 764-2251 Hamelota.
An advertisement lists Shell fuel products including antifreeze field spray oil filters oil and grease insecticides air services. Contact numbers 764 2285 or 568 4602 with reverse charge option.
Notices announce Shoal Lake Radiator Service is open for cleaning and radiator re-coring for cars trucks and tractors. Steam cleaning and gas tank repairs offered. Starting November 16 1970 the shop will be closed on Mondays. Box 462 Shoal Lake Manitoba Phone 759 2251.
The 1972 Manitoba Snow Festival runs March 4 and 5 at Oak Lake Beach Resort featuring snowmobile races a queen contest a demolition derby airplane rides and other family activities.
Lloyd and Muriel Robinson and family send Season’s Greetings to friends in Hamiota Manitoba wishing happiness in the coming year from St Norbert Manitoba.
A dance at Cran dall Community Centre is set for Monday December 27 with Vi's Orchestra providing music. Dancing runs from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Lunch will be served and admission is 1.25 dollars as the CCC sponsors the event.
The travel service advertises tickets at airports and railway stations while promising full guidance from experienced travel counsellors. They emphasize no extra charge and invite readers to call Shoemaker Gill Travel Counsellors at 476-2345.
DENWAL PHARMACY Hamiota advertises complete wine making supplies including additive kits fermentation locks siphoning hose stabilizers yeast yeast nutrient and more. A gallon of wine can be produced for about 193 cents or less if fruit is available.
Alma Dixon will exhibit and sell original oil paintings charcoals and pastels at the Hamiota Co op Furniture Store on Saturday December 18. The works are promoted as suitable Christmas gifts.
Notice invites purchases of snowmobile parts and accessories from Direct Distributing Inc with savings up to 30 percent. Send $1.00 by cheque or money order for the 1971/72 catalogue to Direct Distributing Inc P O Box 1178 Hull Quebec Canada.
Regular figure skating classes are now in session with badges 1 to 5 skating Wednesdays and badges 6 and over on Fridays. Check the rink time schedule. registration closes December 22 1971. Fees 5 7 12 dollars depending on class and family plans. Contact Dorothy Dixon or Connie Oprak to register.
Shoal Lake falls 32 22 to Russell in opening round as Carol Drielick scores 15 for Russell. Virden defeats a pick up Hamiota squad 57 10, and Barb Daniel leads Hamiota 60 10 win over Minnedosa with 24 points. Birtle beats Neepawa 49 15, Shoal Lake 30 16 over Minnedosa, Hamiota 31 31 in overtime vs Neepawa, Virden 29 22 over Birtle, and Russell captures second and third with 39 27 over Birtle. Final sees Hamiota top Virden 4 39 before Virden hosts next weekend.
Oak River hosts Mrs Scott Thompson Mrs Sandy Henry and Mrs Bill Knight set places for 31 at a December Supper meeting in Memorial Hall. Twenty dollars were voted to the Lesotho project for a Landrover for W I members in Africa. Slides on Scotland were shown by Mr and Mrs Stan Henry and Mrs W White.
Mr and Mrs James Morison announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Marlene to Roy Little son of Mr and Mrs Allan Little of Brandon. The wedding will be December 27 1971 at Central United Church Brandon.
A reader expresses deep gratitude to relatives and friends for visits messages baking and acts of kindness during a time of need. Special thanks to Rev Ralph Clark and to doctors nurses and kitchen staff for hospital care.
Frank and Ethel Bates express gratitude to Oakner neighbors for a social evening and gifts including a transistor wall clock and sconces on their move to Hamiota. They invite friends to visit their new home and extend a welcoming note to Crandall Community residents.
Jack and Doris Butler express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors from Chumah Scotia Pope Hamiota and Crandall Communities for gifts at their farewell. They recall the evening fondly and invite continued contact at their new home.
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