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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 28, 1982
Page
16
A Peterboro Ontario company begins selling I Hate Cats themed T shirts featuring a cursed kitty in a rifle scope and a bomb mouse. The mockery targets cat memes and backlashes from liberal and bookstore trends over the past two years.
In Montreal's Bonsecours Market district a French sign sits in a shop window beside a handwritten note reading English spoken, American understood. The item also notes E T signing a Bell Telephone commercial and references pop culture chatter about E T voice likeness to Margarine ads.
Well wishes extend to Mrs. Rose Finkbeiner in Hamiota Hospital after eye surgery. Grandson Doug Sparks wed Shelley Coulter in Virden on Saturday July 17. Mrs. Kaiie Sparks visits son Fred in Esterhazy this week. Don and Marion Still and Glen and Margaret Still visited Ena Ellerington last Sunday. Visitors to Margaret Foster and Nell and Alex Sararas included Rose King Carrie Kunkel Leora Zorn and J Reeves with Ida’s brother George and wife Eva Webster. Mabel Schmaus spent days at Minnedosa with her son Bob and friends. Ena Ellerington Mabel Stowe and Pick Scott joined a gathering at Frank Rowan’s for the Taylor farm 100th anniversary honoring M E Taylor. The supper was notably special.
Mrs G Davis and Mrs H Hunter report weekend travels and visits by local residents across Alberta British Columbia and Manitoba. Families include Hunters Knight Tinkess Shivas Schweitzer Solvason Colbeck Mathison and Higgins clans with greetings to travelers and congratulations to Colleen Little a new medical secretary bound for Lethbridge.
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