SAWS SHARPENED by machine for all saw types
James Gradwell of Hamioda advertised machine filing jointing and setting of hand and circular saws. Promised mechanically accurate work with guaranteed results.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1968
Page
6
James Gradwell of Hamioda advertised machine filing jointing and setting of hand and circular saws. Promised mechanically accurate work with guaranteed results.
Max McConnell returns to Winnipeg General Hospital. Harold and Mrs McLaren attend Macleods Convention in Winnipeg. David McNaught and daughter Seaneen visit relatives and attend grandmother Allshire's funeral. Lois McNaught visits in town for the funeral. Beatty of Brandon attends Allshire funeral. Wendy Harrison visits grandparents Percy and Mrs Harrison. Mrs Jerry Steski’s family return from visit with Nelie Gerrard and family. Mrs Geo Arthur to celebrate 36th birthday February 12 1968 and receives Get Well wishes. Johnnie Finkbeiner John Coxworth plan to trap skunk during bonspiel week at Isabella.
John L McNaughton died in Brandon on January 30 at age about 82 after 45 years in Hamiota as Manitoba Telephone System district man. Born in Lancaster Ontario in 1886 he lived with wife Mary Ellen and is survived by son Bill and daughters Iva Grimshaw and Elsie Parker. Rev Ralph Clark led funeral March service in McConnell Bros. Chapel Hamiota with interment Oak River cemetery.
Local brief notes a February 8th event at Oak River involving a play and cash hall activities. Details are sparse in the OCR fragment.
Hamiota Collegiate girls beat Estevan Deuces 41 27 at home in a strong start then lost 40 27 on Saturday. Boys placed second at Russell Invitational with 37 30 defeat by Russell after wins over Virden and Erickson. Junior tournament saw Foxwarren Kenton and Hamiota compete with tight scores and top scorers named across teams. Next games host Strathclair Friday and travel to Birtle Monday.
Mary Ida Malcolm 86 daughter of Samuel and Mary Krk. sister of W. W. Kirk. Survived by two sons Andrew and Kenneth, two daughters Mary Boyce and Lois Porter, and six grandchildren. Funeral Monday January 22 at 1 PM at Chimes Chapel Harron Bros. Ltd. Interment Valley View Cemetery Newton, B.C.
Decker Grade 5 to 7 students held a bonspiel on Friday January 26 at Decker School. Skips Carol Rosenberger Wade Little and Daryl Knight Bob Lints were noted as winners across rinks.
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