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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1963
Page
6
Multiple agricultural ads list oats seed with 98 percent germination at 70 cents per bushel by C. B. Randell, Jersey cow for March calving by J. A. Smith, Holstein cows and calves by Francis Alexander, Hereford cow by Kenton, plus Kirschmann attachments and weather proof boxes from National Grain Co. Ads note contact phone numbers.
Classified items include a for sale offer on a four wheeled wagon and 1963 deep tillage cultivators with prices and delivery terms, a for rent notice for a four room house with oil heat and electric stove, and Isabella bonspiel results with multiple winners and prizes across several categories.
The Women’s World Day of Prayer will be held at Christ Church Hamiota on Friday March 1 at 3 p.m. A cordial welcome is extended to all ladies of this district.
Wanted advertisements note an 11 year old boy in need of a housekeeper and a married lady to do books. Box 265 Hamiota and phone numbers 318-12 36 149 are listed. The 190p entry marks a small, local employment notice in a historical newspaper style.
Crandall residents share greetings as Mrs. D C Douglas visits Brandon and Franklin. Hospital patients include Mrs J Morison and Mr P Wallace in Hamiota last week. Crandall High School curlers participate in Bird River Bonspiel. Local thanks extend to caregivers at Hamiota and Assiniboine Hospitals. Brenda Babiuk remains hospitalized after a car accident near Birtle. Allan Hirst and family attended wedding in Lac du Bonnet. Ken Smith named as entertainer for Hamiota Co op Night to be aired on CKX TV February 27. Mrs Chas Gray of Hamiota marks 84nd birthday on Feb 23. Inspector Funk of Shoal Lake visited Crandall School.
The Hamiota Scout Group thanks the ladies for a successful bake sale and Mr. E. P. Venables for use of his store. Receipts go to the David Coup land Jamboree fund. Grateful thanks go to all who sent letters cards gifts and flowers while in Winnipeg General Hospital and after returning home. Phyllis Dales and family express appreciation for home baking and help.
Mrs Elizabeth Barber and family thank their Hamiota friends for kindness shown during their bereavement through the loss of a loved one.
A brief classified notice advertises livestock pickup with doorstep service. It lists Brandon Winnipeg Hamiota Kenton as service areas and provides contact numbers PAG-2848 SU3-4118 and a collect option. The ad notes cargo is fully insured.
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