Saw Sharpening by James Gradwell in Hamiota
James Gradwell offers sharpening and filing for all saw types including hand and circular. Machines used for jointing filing and setting ensure mechanically accurate results with guaranteed work.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 14, 1968
Page
8
James Gradwell offers sharpening and filing for all saw types including hand and circular. Machines used for jointing filing and setting ensure mechanically accurate results with guaranteed work.
Max McConnell returned home from Winnipeg General Hospital Tuesday this week. Several Hamiota links participate in the Decker Men's Ronspicel this week. Mrs Lloyd Robinson Darryl and Denyse Lyle Thompson of St Norbert spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Thos Thompson.
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada announces a 42 percent sales rise to $1,871,000,000 and total in force of $15,594,500,000. Branch manager in Brandon cites strong year end results, with payments to policyholders annuitants and beneficiaries at $279,312,000 and dividends projected at $71,611,000. Assets climb $137,013,000 to $3,235,752,000 as funds are invested nationwide.
Carling Breweries Limited announces T. G. Walsh as Brandon Area Sales Representative effective February 1 1968. Walsh formerly worked at the Winnipeg brewery and is noted in Manitoba food and beverage circles. He is married with three children and will reside at 1040 13th Street Brandon.
Hamiota hosted Stra thelair for the last league home games with the girls winning 34 18 and the boys 51 21. Bob Garton led the boys with 22 points while Dan Clark added 14. Pat Thompson top scored for the girls with 9 as Clark and Glenda Kirk each had three baskets. The teams head to Shoal Lake next for the final league game before playoffs begin the following week with first facing fourth and second against third.
The Crandall 4-H Potato and Garden Club met January 30 in the School Auditorium. Officers elected: President Larry Rudd, Vice Allan Smith, Secretary Wilma Hankin, Reporter Shirley McLean. Public speaking March 11, March of Dimes donation planned, and Hunter Safety Training added this year.
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