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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
4
A collage from Reggies Ramblings features quips about beef prices Manitoba poverty maps and a Winnipeg football season prediction. It quotes politicians and a lawyer with jibes about intellect and oversight and notes name tied humor in sports figures Swift and Strong.
Robert Harvey Stewart died suddenly at his home on June 16 1972 in Oak River Manitoba He was born February 12 1922 in Oak River and lived there all his life He married Christina McLellan in 1949 and is survived by wife Christina daughter Janice two sons Gary and Cameron mother Mrs A Stewart sister Mrs W McKenzie Brandon brother Bill Cardale Interment White Bank Lea cemetery Campbell Funeral Home Pallbearers and flower bearers are listed with names and affiliations
Mrs Del Kirk and girls leave for Dawson Creek B C to make a home. Community sends best wishes. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Graham Standing of Winnipeg Mr and Mrs Tom Rowlands of Ottawa Ont and Miss Phyllis Rankin of St James. Get well wishes for Mrs Murray Coupland and Mr Henry Curle. Various visits continue among local families and relatives.
Cardsof thanks from Del Barb and Brenda Kirk Gerry and Lynne Smith Murray Blanche and family express appreciation for farewell gifts showers and hospital care. They thank relatives friends neighbors schools committees and local organizations and invite visits to 1620 96th Ave NeePawa and Hermota.
Dr H J Harland officiated the double ring ceremony at Oak River United Church in Oak River Manitoba on June 10 1972 uniting Georgia Gail Hutchings daughter of A G Hutchings Hamiota and John Thom son of J G Shanks Rivers Man The bride wore a silk organza gown with re embroidered alencon lace and a chapel veil The reception followed at the church basement A wedding dance was held at Oak River School Auditorium Guests included extended relations from Winnipeg Rivers Oak River and other Manitoba towns.
The group left Peace Gardens at 2 50 p m for Killarney to view the only green fire engine in Canada. They met Mrs McArter and enjoyed a picnic supper and a brief dance before returning via Ninette and Wawanesa. A sing song filled the ride home arriving about 9 p m.
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