Saw filing and sharpening services offered locally
SAWS SHARPENED All types of saws filed by machine. Mechanically accurate form ing filing and setting. Hand or Circular work guaranteed. JAMES th. GRADWELL Hamiota Man.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 21, 1968
Page
6
SAWS SHARPENED All types of saws filed by machine. Mechanically accurate form ing filing and setting. Hand or Circular work guaranteed. JAMES th. GRADWELL Hamiota Man.
A community bingo night at Hamiota Fraternal Hall on Thursday February 22 features 19 standard games with a 20th game blackout jackpot of 290 dollars. Doors open at 8 p.m. with admission one dollar and extra cards twenty five cents. Proceeds go to the Hamiota Fraternal.
Congratulations to Mrs. W. J. Johnston on her 90th birthday at Hamiota Hospital. Scout and Cub Banquet tonight in Chumah Hall at 6 30 pm. Massey Finals contenders Garth Strachan Ross Fraser Leonard Alan and Jim Stevens with wives head to Winnipeg for Dominion Finals. Max McConnell back in hospital. Morris Deveson ill in Brandon General. David Reid and Ken Hainsworth visited Brandon. Barry Miller and Linda Morton welcomed daughter Heather Dawn at Hamiota Hospital February 14. Curling in Oak River week with several Hamiota links. Clifford Robinson and Bonnie Hyndman weekend at home. W W Cochran patient at Winnipeg General. Dorothy Gerrard weekend at Glen Hankin home Crandall. Elaine Routledge Oakner weekend with grandparents. Jim Grant family Brandon weekend at home. Cpl Emerson Rivers awarded Centennial Medal for WWII service with B T U at CFB Rivers. Presentation by F C Meindoo.
The Hospital Aid held a quarterly meeting at the home of Mrs. Norman Argue on February 19 with 20 members and visitors. President Mrs. Keith Brown led, reports from Hamio ta and District Aid noted November and January meetings. An allocation of $90 was approved for the month. Membership last year had 27 families. this year’s collected from attendees.
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