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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1972
Page
3
Mr and Mrs L White and Mr and Mrs G White attended the wedding of their nephew Ralph Davidson and Wendy Lee at McAuley on Saturday. Twin girls by choice. Mr and Mrs Sam Hannon of Calgary Alberta are visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs C M Anderson.
Miss Beverley Brooks returns to Winnipeg Sunday to begin her second term at Red River College after spending the mid term at home. Mrs. Ruth Rockley accepts a telephone office job in Minnedosa starting February 1. Mrs. George Davis continues medical treatment in Winnipeg after surgery at Hamiota hospital.
Cardale and area residents share well wishes for Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Rawlinson, offer sympathy to the Gibbons, Newton, Westbrook and other families, and congratulate new parents and local skaters. Hockey results include Cardale wins and Oak River standings, with mixed bonspiel and bridge of community events listed.
Oakner Mr. Donald Brown returned Sunday after spending a few days in Winnipeg. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Burten (nee Pearl Routledge) of Victoria on the birth of a son. Mrs. Keith McBurney (nee Gwen Bomford) on the arrival of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lewis of Portage visited the district over the weekend. Congratulations to Wayne and Angele Smith on the birth of a son born Saturday, February 5, 1972.
Lavinia and Corny Klassen visited relatives in Winkler and Artona. Jack Boyd remains in Brandon hospital after a steel piece was removed from his eye. Ed Barford and son stayed with Roy and Mrs. Williams in Mountain North Dakota. Mrs. Elmer Johns is recovering in Hamiota hospital. Mrs. Jack Boyd and Cathy in Winnipeg for a medical check up.
Get well wishes are extended to Mrs Lorne McCallum who slipped and cracked her ankle. The note wishes her a speedy recovery and hopes she returns to good health soon.
Richard Frederick Cowan of Fresno California died January 27 1972. He was the second son of William John Cowan and Caroline Beamish Cowan of Hamiota. He is mourned by sisters Elva Wait Medicine Hat Alberta and Cynthia Van Norman Toronto Ontario. A World War I veteran he joined Southern Pacific Railway in the early 1920s and retired as a conductor out of Fresno.
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