For Sale Sunbeam Hair Dryer Half Price
For sale Sunbeam hair dryer offered at half price. Phone number provided as 18 Hamiota. 160ce.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1968
Page
5
For sale Sunbeam hair dryer offered at half price. Phone number provided as 18 Hamiota. 160ce.
The Hamiota Co-op invites cash tenders for two trucks. A 1961 Ford 2 to 3 ton with rebuilt motor and 2500 miles, and a 1956 International in fair running order with grain box. Viewable at the Bulk Dept. Tender due by February 20, 1968 to Ivan Donald. Highest tender not guaranteed. Also a portable Singer sewing machine with table offered.
For rent a large new one bedroom suite near downtown. Partially furnished option available. Contact Tom Walker at 72-2 Hamjota for details.
A historical notice lists prices for dehorners at 3.00 per week Elustrator at 1.00 per week electric adding machine 3.00 per day vaporizer 1.00 per week and a movie projector for 2.00 per day plus a phone contact for DENWAL PHARMACY dated 4 Feb ete.
An ad seeks a used Remington Rand adding machine and a non portable typewriter. Price asked is 99 dollars and 50 cents for the Remington Rand item. Respond with box 70 in Hamiocta.
Help wanted notice seeks feed grain suppliers and a secretary with shorthand typing and office practice to work in the Division Office of Birdtail River School Division No. 38 at Shoal Lake. Apply to Wm. C. Davison, Superintendent, Shoal Lake, Manitoba. 17tc
Help wanted part time in a funeral home and applications invited for the secretary treasurer position of the Rural Municipality of Blanshard Oak River Manitoba. Applications must be sealed and received by 12:00 noon February 20 1968 with age experience and pertinent information.
Male applicants sought for part or full time work with a growing international company. Field training provided. farm background preferred. Write to Mr. W. McLachlan, Divisional Manager, Box 84 London Ontario. 160¢
Parents invited to bring their daughters after school on Friday February 9 to the rink with skates for a skating event. For details call 282 Hamiota Mrs Syd Perlmut ter.
Notice to creditors claims must be verified and sent to the firm at 119 9h St Brandon Manitoba by March 20 1968. Dated Brandon Manitoba February 6 1968. Messrs Meighen Stordy Haddad Alder Mitchell & Company Solicitors for the Executors.
Riverdale Wildlife Association announces its Annual Game Banquet and Dance to be held Friday February 9 from 7 15 pm in the O R Mess CFB Rivers Tickets available from G Crighton Cardale and Ed Hayhurst Oak River Also invites Brown Swiss enthusiasts to the Manitoba Association annual meeting at the Marlborough Hotel Winnipeg on February 20 at 10 am Graeme L Hyndman Sec Treas
Expressions of gratitude from the W. A. Gamey family the Asselstine family and the Allshire family thank Dr Hudson and Dr Perry hospital staff and friends for care sympathy and support. Messages of thanks also honor Rev Clark McConnell Pros Mrs A Park and Rebekahs and acknowledge gifts cards flowers and baking. A gift of an easy chair is gratefully noted by McConnell district neighbors.
Extension home economist Trudy Holtmann discusses how labor saving breakfast products save time but raise costs. She compares oats, pre sweetened cereals, and instant mixes, urging price per unit comparison and considering family preferences before shopping. A consumer protection session, Protecting You The Consumer, is planned at Brandon Agricultural Centre on February 9 at 1 30 pm.
The Home Economics Club held its fifth meeting on January 12 at the Municipal Hall. A lunch was served and plans were discussed for a 4-H bonspiel rink. W.I. ladies and mothers were invited to a post curling pot-luck. A colour film was shown by Mr. Wight. Next meeting set for February 9.
The Oak River H Home Economics Club met February 1 at Mrs. Neil McCallum’s home with eight members and five leaders. A skating party preceded the session. Lori Walden introduced Vicki Thompson who spoke on La Verendrye. Demonstration Day is set for March 22 and the next meeting for March 7.
The Crandall 4 H Potato and Garden Club held its first meeting January 30 in the School Auditorium. Officers elected were President Larry Rudd Vice Allan Smith Secretary Wilma Hankin Treasurer Craig Hyndman Club Reporter Shirley McLean and Public Speaking set for March 11 1968 with a reminder five dollars sent to the March of Dimes and a Hunter Safety Training Program added this year.
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