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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1969
Page
6
The article outlines safety rules for limited access roads and freeways. It cautions drivers to keep vehicles in top condition, maintain longer following distances, use signals, and practice proper merging. It warns against complacency and advises regular coffee breaks on long trips.
The Independent Breeders Association promotes its Great Proven Sires for improved production quality and faster gains. All sires are progeny and performance tested. For inquiries contact Jon Klagenberg, technician, in Hamiota at 764-2815 or Shoal Lake at 759-2797. If unanswered, call 764-2730.
Regina residents Mr and Mrs W Collie and family spent the weekend with Mrs Collie. Guests included Mrs Lowe of Kenton and Mrs B Lawrence with Mrs S Lawrence of Crandall. Mrs Barnes reports a holiday with daughters their families and west coast friends. Wayne Lyle Kimberly and Mr Don Paddock and Mrs Bob Riddell visited Mrs Robertson. Miss Jean Morrice of Flin Flon visits Grandma Mrs Morrice and plans graduation in Grand Forks June 8.
Saturday evening brought a good crowd for a district gathering at the Dennisons. Visitors to the Sage home over the weekend included Cecil Andrychuk and family of Basswood and E Cummings and family of Strathclair, with Garry Davis returning from Brandon to begin six weeks of study in Neepawa. Cynthia Lee Ann, a daughter, was born to Elgin Knight at Hamiota Hospital. Dr and Mrs L Rivers of Edmonton visited the Dennison family last week. Get well wishes go to Mrs M Hatton who is returning home from hospital today. Please send histories and orders for history books to Miss Nellie Yates or Mrs N Lints.
Poster in Davis store invites sign ups for a child camp chance. Draw held at the W.I. for the winning ticket holder. Miss Sandra James, Joyce Hunter, and Beverley Bailey visited their homes over the weekend. Miss Jo-Ann Decker of Winnipeg visited her parents and returned home Sunday.
Samuel Laird died Friday May 9 1969 at Hamiota Hospital. Born Rosehearty Scotland August 6 1883 he moved to Canada 1905 and farmed in Scotia district before retiring to Pope in 1948. He survived by nieces and nephews. service May 13 at 2 p.m. from McConnell Bros Chapel with burial at Scotia Cemetery.
The notice lists legal office hours from Monday to Friday nine AM to five PM. Saturday appointments available. Contact numbers are 764 2710 for the office and 764 2593 for the residence.
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