Hamiota Echo Roundup of Local Notes and Debuts
Wayne Boyce boosts the weekly with a column while Pat and Mrs Patterson move into Flin Flon roots. Isle of Isabella barb comments from Johnnie Finkbeiner spark talk. bluebird project results listed. Deloraine Combs arrival noted. local weather and humor items wrap with Manitoba life and trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Boyce
Brandon Sun
Hamiota Echo
Mutt
Jeff
Newcastle
Boston
Tax reform talk and frozen potatoes headline Manitoba column
A Manitoba community column rails at rising wage deductions under federal and provincial reforms. It notes unemployment insurance, taxes, and other withholdings cutting take home pay, and includes local notes on newcomers, weather, parish life, farm courses, and a Chesterton quote while recounting a tale of frozen potatoes and a minister's refusal.
Hamiota Church Service and Sunday School Schedule
Ministers L Jameson R E Clark H J Dykman announce services at 11:00 a.m. Junior Sunday School follows, with Senior Sunday School at 12:10 p.m.
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Hamiota
Tarbolton
Kenton
Doug Aikman Cardale
McConnell
L. E. Daley
Weekend Happenings Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Local residents shared weekend visits with friends in Manitoba. Winnipeg figures Miss Dorothy Hudson hosted friends, and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Richardson returned from Hawaii. Miss Carol Clarke and Marlene Clarke joined Verna Clarke, while Tom and Marlene White took Verna’s Foster baby home for her extended trip to Los Angeles and Vancouver. Gerald Robertson attended Mrs. Morrice’s birthday, as did Howard McIntosh and Archie Neabel. Red River College student Margaret Reid spent midterms with her mother. Subscriptions to The Echo urged payment in advance per postal rules.
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Carol Clarke
Winnipeg
Tom White
Marlene Clarke
Souris
Verna Clarke
Tom
Marlene White
Verna
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Margaret Reid
Red. River College
June Reid
Obituary Mrs English nee Butler passes away in Creston
Mrs English widow of George English died January 19 1972 in Creston British Columbia born September 28 1803 in New York City and raised in Rivers Manitoba. She leaves four sons and one daughter fifteen grandchildren five brothers and two sisters. Interment January 21 1972 Forest Lawn Cemetery Creston BC.
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English
Nee Butler
Creston
B.C
New York City
New York
Bruce Butler
Rivers
Man
Oscar Westwood
Wheatlands
George English
St. George’s Anglican Church
Brendon
Manitoba
Oak River
British Columbia
George
Don
Calsary
William
Fox Creek
Alta
John
Qek River
Glendon
Brandon
Fred Stoner
Carol
Bruce
Mac
Everett
Oakner
Claude Kelowna
Tom
Mary
Holly
San Francisco
California
Elmer
Oscar
Bove
Forest Lawn Cemetery
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Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
Hamiota, Manitoba
U.S.A
England
F. S. Venables
Jack Coombs
Larry Charney
Hawaii
Pete Charney
Larry
USA
Winnnipeg
Johnnie Finkbeiner
Isabella
Johnnie
John Coxworth
Hamiota Curling Club
Pat
Patterson
Flin Flon
Robert Clark
Decker
Creighton
Sask
Man - Sask
Hank Dykman
Oak Lake
Crandall
Park’s Corner
Brandon Junior Bird Club
Harry Horne
ED Corbet
Royal Canadian Legion
O.K
Wimp
Clark Mathison
Dennis Robinson
Deloraine
Lowlands
Scotland
Highlands
Orville Combs
Dorothy Kirk
Orville
Hamiota Hospital
John Ridley
Marvellous
Kingston
Jamaica
Abie
Jack
Margaret Lawn
Harvey Skinner
Lavinia District
Jim Maitland
Jim
Les Rankin
Mrs. Barnes
Jean
Willie
Alice Pedlow
Arnold Fortune
Gregory Construction
Chesterton
Tonato Sun Syndicate
Bob
Parkland Parish
Oarner
Shiloh
Rev
J. Ross
United Church of Canada
Strathclair
Christ Church Hamiote
Hamiota Pentecostal
P.A.O.C
God
Dorothy Jane Hudson
Mrs. Lorne Richardson
Gerald Robertson
J. Morrice
Howard McIntosh
Archie Neabel
John McGhee Sr
Morrice
the Echo
A. D. Runcie
RED Cross IB
Jerry Stebelski
Shoal Lake
Eva Mildred English
Seekennell & Strange
Drs. Hudson, Hames
Ford, Bain
Walmsley
Sheal Lake
Jon Klagenberg
Strickland
Bill Chappell
Denwal Pharmacy
Rexall Super
Jecain E
Zeae
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