Local clubs host end week gatherings and travel plans
Pope are Gray spent last week at her home. Seven ladies take part in the Kenton Bonspiel this week. Mrs. L Lipscombe is spending a few days in Winnipeg this week.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 19, 1958
Page
8
Pope are Gray spent last week at her home. Seven ladies take part in the Kenton Bonspiel this week. Mrs. L Lipscombe is spending a few days in Winnipeg this week.
Farm for sale in Harmota district West half section 26 13 23 southeast of town with good buildings hydro and phone fenced 270 acres under cultivation by Summersallow cash for details see J E Raddell Hamiota. Wanted Wheat and oats in exchange for good breed old chicks and turkey poults chicks hatched free of CAD early grain delivery appreciated to handle larger volume Francis Alexander Lenore phone 322 5 Kenton Man 12pp.
Mr George Davis a business visitor to Portage la Prairie last week. Miss Helen Mapwichuk of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs W F Hall returned from Winnipeg after visiting her daughter Sharon. Several local curlers take part in the mixed bonspiel at Isabella. Mr N B Lints visited his daughter Mrs J Rosenberger and son Roy last week. W A team and parcel post sale set for Friday February 1 at 4 pm after World Day of Prayer. Mr and Mrs Me McKay Brian and Ricky of Alexander spent Sunday with their parents. Miss Margaret Nankerville of Souris visiting her mother Mrs Jean Kay.
Mr E Corbet is in Winnpeg with his daughters and sons receiving treatment. Mrs I McKague spent last week in Brandon visiting Alex and Joyce. A Finance Committee delegation visited Lake Manitoba to inspect a government building of similar size to the current foundation and discuss terms. A meeting will be held soon to decide. World Day of Prayer service is Friday February 21 at 3 p.m. In Saskatoon bonspiel a local rink led by O Davidson with skip F Hayhurst R Hopley J Stevens returned with memories of a wonderful time.
LAVINIA The W A meeting was held in the Community Room on Wednesday February 12 A donation was made to Osborne Home Neepawa The ladies accepted invitation to McConnell for World Day of Prayer Service A motion to elect instead of Supper The social portion led by Mrs Jim McConnell Lunch by Mesdames E McConnell and M McConnell W I to meet March 6 at 2 pm guest speaker Mr Deveson K Rothwell of Brandon spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Elgin McConnell Mrs Lloyd McConnell left Monday for Vancouver relatives Mrs A Rockley visiting Stronlocal Shoal Lake weekend with Mr and Mrs Lindsay at McConnell home Eastroup card party at Mr and Mrs Mervyn McConnell last Saturday Prizes Ladies High Mrs W A McConnell Low Mrs Lindsay Mens High Lloyd McConnell Low W A McConnell
An auction offers 3 John Deere Model D trac tors 1 John Deere Model AR 1 THC 1945 Model M 155 Massey Harris 1950 tractors Twin Power Massey 102 two 16 ft John Deere Su flex hay balers 1 LHC Hay Baler 2 yTs id 1 Snowco Bale Loader Demonstrator cheap.
Local notes show D H Johnston associated with John Deere dealer operations in Crandall area. Readers are asked to share news tips by calling 18 or 22 for inclusion.
Weyburn Saskatchewan residents Mr. and Mrs. E Beggs and Mr Bert Linge of Kamloops were visitors at Mrs J Rankins home over the weekend. Linge, a former district resident, renewed old acquaintances this week. Lloyd Anderson drove to Winnipeg for an Allis Chalmers Convention and traveled to Brandon with Mrs Anderson to visit Mr and Mrs G E Thomson. A Lenore bonspiel saw a rink of Leonard Allan Ivan Fleming Bill Collie and Doug Black compete, while another rink including Rena Smith Eliza McFeely Lynn MacCallum and Ruth Fraser joined the Oak River ladies bonspiel last week.
Oakner High School Bonspiel held February 14 and 15 with 11 rinks. Denny Johnston won first, crandall. Buddy Stewart second, Rivers. Wayne Fleming first consolation, Oakner. Richard Bank second, Oakner. Thanks extended to attendees and helpers.
Average hourly wage in Canadian manufacturing on October 1 1957 was 160.5 cents up from 153.3 cents a year earlier and 129.2 cents five years prior. Quick Canadian Facts says 76 percent of homes have telephones 96 percent have radios and 63 percent have televisions. Photofilm is wood derived and provinces spend 16 million yearly on forest fire prevention.
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