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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1978
Page
10
Social roundups from District Happenings include visitors from Melita to Harold and Isabella Bowman funeral coverage in Oak River. Reports detail travel to Dauphin, Newdale, McCreary, and Lake Tahoe, plus Miss Manitoba finalist, local church events, and a bear shot near J. H. Stowe site after warnings from RCMP and game wardens.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson on the birth of their son James Marc May 30. He is a brother for Treena with grandparents Keith Beard of Winnipeg Hud Anderson and great grandmother Mrs Arthur Hutchings of Hillcrest Nursing Home Brandon. June 9 Eden Historical Group meets Oakner Church at 1 30. All are urged to attend. Donna Arthur graduates June 3 from Red River College Winnipeg as an x ray technician. Parents are Mr and Mrs Philip Arthur. Jim Routledge attended the Manitoba United Church Conference at Bricksdale. Keith Beard of Winnipeg visits with son in law and daughter Jim Anderson and family.
Oak River celebrates Leanne Hopley for securing the Rivers School of Dance Scholarship to Thunder Bay or International Peace Garden. Jocelyn Hayhurst earns a Gold Watch from Cargill Grain Company for top 4H Home Ec student in the Hamiota Shoal Lake Ag Rep area at Rally in Hamiota May 29. Hayhurst named second princess for a garment to model at Brandon Fair in June. Brad Hamilton wins 4-H Woodworking tool box award in the same rally. Barry Pad- continues the report on Sunday.
Beulah Fern and Frank Mac Donald drove to Winnipeg on Monday. Gordon Orr of Binscarth renewed acquaintances in town on Sunday. Mrs Alley visited friends at Carberry as Steve Derlago accepted a Cable TV post in Brandon. Margie and Dale Gies spent the weekend at Round Lake Saskatchewan. Mr and Mrs Howard Evans of Yorkton visited district relatives. The Derlago family attended their niece’s wedding in Brandon on Saturday. Mrs Ed Bunn returned home after 36 days in Hamiota Hospital. Sympathy extended to the Percy Pierce family on the death of Sheila’s mother Mrs Foxton of Hamiota. Mr and Mrs Adam Lindenbach motored to Yorkton and left with his.
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