Found wrist watch in Hamiota
A wrist watch found in Hamiota is available to the owner. Call 18 or visit The Echo Office to identify and claim.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
4
A wrist watch found in Hamiota is available to the owner. Call 18 or visit The Echo Office to identify and claim.
Anglers are advised that muddy lake water can still yield bass. Use a plop noise maker at the shore then a worm bait two feet below a cork, retrieved briskly to exploit hearing and smell. Cruise shoreline to spots where muddy water clears at edges near stumps or weeds and cast with a Mercury motor.
Mrs. Percy Taylor visited Winnipeg last week. Miss Noreen McConnell from Brandon spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Mervyn McConnell. Mr and Mrs A Knight led a visit at Pilot Mound. Mr and Mrs Larry Smith of Deloraine visited over the weekend at his home.
Mor ley infant son of Mr and Mrs Wilf Brown is a patient in Winnipeg General Hospital. Speedy get well wishes are extended. Mrs R McFeely visited Edmonton for a few days. Mr and Mrs J Kennedy and family of Winnipeg spent a few days at the McFeely home.
Mrs Rose Pollock of Brandon is spending a couple of weeks at the George and Harvey Pollock home. Mr and Mrs Archie Glover and Miss Lorna Richardson of Winnipeg visited L Richardson's home. Mr and Mrs Harold Kopetsky and family of Inglis visited Saturday.
The Scotia Ladies Club met at Mrs. G. Cochran's home with 14 members. Worship was led by Rena Smith and others. plans were made to use the Scotia basement as a Community Centre and to place a sign over the Scotia Cemetery gate. A tea and bazaar is set for June 21 in the church basement from 3 to 5 p.m.
Congratulations to Ronnie Stewart who placed third for Manitoba in the triple jump at the provincial track meet in Winnipeg. Thanks go to doctors nurses and relatives who sent flowers cards and gifts. Community notices describe visits from Mr and Mrs M G Little and others, a Messenger group picnic led by Mrs H Hunter and Mrs H Alexander, and a Birthday Club meeting with weekend visits and activities toward resuming in the fall.
Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M G Little eleven members and five visitors gathered to honor her birthday. The guest received a corsage and card from the club. A social afternoon followed with lunch. Bran don visitors were Mr and Mrs Howard Gregory Mr and Mrs Bob Gammack and family. Sharon Padfield of Portage visits her mother Mrs G Padfield at the G Higgins home.
A special thank you to friends neighbors and merchants who helped us get ready for Short horn Field Day. It was much appreciated. Jack and Mabel Wright.
Expresses gratitude to relatives, neighbors and friends for help during bereavement. thanks for cards, floral tributes and baking. Special thanks to the Nurses and Hospital Staff, Hamiota Legion and Grace Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. Hugh Lawson announces the engagement of their daughter Kather Leigh to Mr. Paul Wallace of Brandon and Winnipeg. The couple plans to wed Friday June 25 at 1 p.m. in Calgary. Contact Kenton 57 for details about the wedding plans and travel options for Winnipeg Brandon or Virden.
Auction sale dates released listing sellers and locations across multiple towns. June 16 J Arnot farm sale Bradwardine. June 17 G Kent furniture sale Kenton. June 19 Tom Gerber furniture sale Virden. June 21 Rockley General Store sale Lavinia. June 23 M Parypa farm sale McConnell. July 7 D Dales implements Hamiota.
Douglas H. Lloyd is named Vice-President and General Manager of O'Keefe Old Vienna Brewing Company Manitoba Limited. He returns to Winnipeg after Toronto head office work and Royal Canadian Navy service. Lloyd brings sales and marketing leadership from Hudson's Bay Company Winnipeg wholesale.
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