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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1975
Page
4
Congratulations are extended to Mr and Mrs Larry Hames of Winnipeg on the birth of a daughter on January 8 1975. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ron McConnell and Mr and Mrs Gordon Hames Kenton.
Sincere sympathy goes to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Riddell on Elmer Woods death in B C. Get well wishes to Mark Routledge after an appendectomy. Oakner UCW annual meeting set for Sunday January 26 at 7 30 p m in the church sanctuary. Mr Ted and Wm Little and Gordon Campbell visiting their father Vere Little in Deer Lodge. Volunteers with Ability envelopes urged to mail them to Post Office Box 52 Decker. Jack Mast and Muriel Musgrove of Guelph Ontario and their family visiting the district.
Extending get well wishes, Decker notes Hubert Hatton underwent surgery at Misericordia Hospital on Tuesday. The report mentions Miss Jackie Bailey visiting Winnipeg this weekend after an interview at Brandon Hospital on Friday.
On January 11 during a severe blizzard Robert Hop ley lost his barn with about 300 pigs in it. The event occurred amid a Christmas day style windstorm. Wes and Jessie Club of Vernon B C renew acquaintances in the district. A number of friends and neighbours called in to a neighbor’s home to extend good wishes. A celebration noted Elgin and Nan Stewart marking their 25th wedding anniversary on January 14. Bill and Jean Hutchings hosted visitors in their new home with an engraved tray as a gift. Mrs Doug Jogo of Brandon announced the birth of a son named Douglas Mark weighing 9 pounds 2 ounces with grandparents Howard and Frances Kirkpatrick. Allen Wiltsey’s rink from Rivers competed in Brandon Bonspiel Veterans event.
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