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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1971
Page
3
District residents attend events across Manitoba communities with notices of family visits, sports playoff results, births, and local socials. Oak River Juniors win 9 3 against Hamiota. Oak River-Cardale Midgets win 11 10 at St Lazare in a provincial playoff. Bruce Mortimer mourned, 4 H Wendy McCallum earns National Award. Oak River Bonspiel underway with 29 rinks. Sch mockey night March 5.
Cardale students Cardale Sage and Floyd Miller take top honors and individual trophies in a Riv ers science fair project judged as a school wide success. Local observers noted the event as a strong display of student research and collaboration.
Oak River Cardale Midgets played in a Reston hockey tournament last week and lost the final to Elm Creek. Mrs Jim Sesak and family returned home at Gimb on Sunday. Mrs Leonard Burt visited Winnipeg and the hospitalized grandson Brent. Seventeen people attended a card party last Tuesday. Get well wishes to Linda Paddock after emergency appendectomy at Hamiota February 10. Mrs George Hupkneft left by CNR for a month holiday to Vancouver and Los Angeles. sister to accompany her at Melville. Mr Fred Glint and Verne Walden returned home after visiting the West and the States.
Public notice announces By-Law 1049 to approve expansion and renovation of the Hamiota Hospital District No 7A facilities. Residents vote Monday March 1 1971 from 9 am to 6 pm at Ward 1 A W Sclater residence Ward 2 Memorial Hall Oak River Ward 3 Clair Sparling residence Ward 4 Orange Hall Cardale Ward 5 Gordon Graham residence Ward 6 Ed Watson residence. The vote follows Municipal Act and Health Service Act requirements.
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