Cards of Thanks to Friends and Hospital Staff
Mrs. T. J. McTavish thanks friends for calls flowers and remembrances during her hospital stay. She praises the care from nurses and doctors.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1971
Page
5
Mrs. T. J. McTavish thanks friends for calls flowers and remembrances during her hospital stay. She praises the care from nurses and doctors.
For sale items include a Viking color TV with phone contact 764 2884 in Hamiota a 14 foot boat with 7 1/2 HP motor listed by Ed Morris at 764 2790 and 1500 bushels of oats at 45 cents from Harvey Hill at 567 3711 in Miniota Manitoba plus a boat and motor offered by M Coupland at 764 2782.
Brand new 1970 library edition in box, $45 list price, selling at $15. Ten percent discount on orders of six or more. Mail to North American Liquidators Saskatoon address with $1 goodwill deposit per volume. COD balance due on delivery. 10 day inspection return policy. No dealers. each volume stamped not for resale.
A mixed set of repair and sale notices lists rural properties and items for sale including a Half section farm with 210 acres in Manitoba plus an assortment of vehicles and a house to be moved. Also advertised are school furniture to be sold by public auction and a Remington Woodsman rifle with scope.
Multiple sale notices list farm equipment rugs furniture and boats. Items include an 82 S P combine priced to sell with contact 566 2293 Oak River, several area rugs, a vanity dresser and china cabinet with contact 764 2637 Hamiota, a 535 Cockshutt combine used on 700 acres with a 6 inch grain auger contact 764 2179, an aluminum boat with 5 HP Johnson motor and a 15 foot plywood boat contact A Little 764 2477 Hamiota.
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 invites sealed tenders for a St. Lazare frame house about 24 by 18 feet and a Lavinia School structure about 4 by 32 feet with attached porches. A 10 percent certified cheque is required. Tenders due to Secretary-Treasurer Neil McDonald by Tuesday July 27 1971. Buildings to be removed by September 15 and site leveled. Highest tender not guaranteed acceptance.
A home services note from Hamiota advertises tasks like painting lawn care and cleaning. Contact via phone 764-2784 for painting, lawn mowing, house cleaning and related work available in the area.
Notice advertises do it yourself wine making with kits and ingredients, and notes DENWAL PHARMACY in Hamiota stocks fermentation gear and supplies. Also announces Shoal Lake Radiator Service opening for cleaning repairs and re cording, with address Box 462 Shoal Lake Manitoba and phone number 759 2251, plus holiday closure start November 16 1970 on Mondays. It includes a request from the Hamiota and Pitlochry Hospital Guild for donations to serve meals at the Hamiota Fair on July 22, listing needed food items and noting buffet style seating with attendees bringing TV trays.
The notice announces a Vegetable Growers Contest with 60 dollars in prizes for largest potato tomato cucumber carrot and oddest shaped carrot or potato to Denwal Pharmacy. Watch this paper for contest closing dates. Admission and donations to Ambulance Fund may be left with The Royal Bank Lions Club or Mac Campbell. Memorial plaque unveiling set for July 18 1971 at 2 pm in Marney Cemetery. Graduation pictures displayed July 20-24 at Robinsons Store with ordered times. Pitlochry hospital Guild meets July 16 at 2 pm to arrange Meals on Fair day.
A series of thank you notes express appreciation for a 25th wedding anniversary celebration and hospital care. Messages commend Ross and Ethel Robertson and daughters Ann and Lois for Secret Service duty, praise Mother Robertson, and thank Dr Perry, Dr Walmsley, nurses, and visitors at Hamiota Hospital.
The couple expresses gratitude for the lovely shower held at Decker Church on June 19. Special thanks go to the ladies in charge and to everyone who helped make the event a success. Jerry and Linda Nolan.
Rudy and Kay Deutsch express appreciation to friends and community for the gifts received on their 25th wedding anniversary. They extend special thanks to everyone who helped celebrate the milestone.
Garth Joyce and family thank friends of Hamiota for silver tray and monetary gift and for Catherine and Carlyle hosting. Nellie and Eula Woods express appreciation for cards gifts and surprises on their 25th anniversary from family and friends.
Bob and Norma Cochrane express gratitude to the people of Hamiota Community for a fine gift and also thank the Oakner Outlaws for their contribution.
Interwoven notices report the death of James Melford Foxton at Shoal Ran Pentti Hospital age 47, veteran of World War II, former Oakburn postmaster and past Legion president, with service details and survivors. Separate obituary notes the death of a Mrs. Helen Henderson maiden Crandall to Vista, with family survivors listed and funeral details at Shoal Lake and Hamiota.
Jim and Peggy Morison express gratitude to the Scotia Ladies for serving lunch at their sale before moving to Hamio ta. They invite continued calls at their home.
Mrs Clara Johnson expresses sincere gratitude to Dr Ed nurses and staff and friends for cards and flowers received during her hospitalization.
Mrs Lena Henderson died Monday at Hamiota District Hospital in her 91st year following a long illness. She was a longtime resident of Hamiota and member of the local Dundee United Church. Survived by her daughter and two sons. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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