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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1958
Page
8
Morning and junior services at 12:10 for Sunday School and 3:00 p.m. for worship. Worship precedes Sunday School in the afternoon schedule. Community church announcements remind all welcome.
George and Theresa Kennel thank friends for the shower and wedding gifts and best wishes. Mrs. I. Mc Ghee expresses sincere thanks for flowers cards and hospital care, with special thanks to the doctors nurses and staff.
Key D. K. Giesbrecht invites church members to Sunday School at 11:00 am Morning Worship at 12:00 pm and Evening Service at 7:30 pm The message emphasizes belief in the Son of God with the verse He that hath the Son hath life from 1 John 5 12.
Mr Geo Spencer of Winnipeg spends two week holiday with the M Godlein and J Routledge homes. Miss Darlene Ferris of Carman visits her aunt and uncle the J Lobban. While playing bingo at Rivers on Saturday night Darlene won five dollars.
Multiple local ads list for sale and rental offerings including a small cottage with bedrooms and kitchen spaces, fruit trees, plastic upholstered chairs, tools from C. C. Brereton estate, weanling pigs available after July 25, a fully insulated kitchen unit for a cottage at the lake, a 20 inch Climax steel furnace with automatic stoker and accessories, and contact details for each item bidder. Some ads specify areas like Hamiota Shoal Lake Lenore and Strathclair with phone numbers.
The Stone residence property of the late Miss Nettie L. Stewart is for sale. It lies on the north side of St. Clair Street in the town of Birtle Manitoba. Submit offers to the undersigned for consideration by the owners. For particulars contact W. Pratt or D. W. Pratt, Solicitors, Birtle.
A run of short notes lists weekend visitors in Winnipeg and surrounding areas including Mr. and Mrs. Archie Glover, Miss Shirley Brown, Mr. Ken Nicholls, and Miss Judy Richardson. Families travel between Winnipeg, Shilo, Gimli, and Strathclair. A birth is announced for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pollock. Mrs Rose Pollock wins second prize at Brandon fair for knitted socks.
Mute boxes for Oakner residents remain unreturned and should be sent to Mrs. C. M. Anderson. The notice lists several local and distant visitors and travelers including Mrs. J. Brandon, Mr. and Mrs. T. Pain and family, Mrs. R. McFeely, Patsy and Donald, Barbara Pain, Miss Terry Beaulieu, Myrna Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Komack, and Misses Mary and Jean McLellan. Trips include visits to Flin Flon, Norquay Sask, Govan Sask, Winnipeg, Westbury Long Island, New York, Atlanta, Minneapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Niagara Falls, Washington, and Louisville.
In the RCMP forces dogs now out-number horses with most canines pulling sleighs in the far north. Twenty five dogs are specially trained as tirackers assisting patrols and rescues.
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