Kennell and Strange Licensed Gas Fitters
Kenton list shows Kennell and Strange as licensed gas fitters with phone number 76.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1966
Page
4
Kenton list shows Kennell and Strange as licensed gas fitters with phone number 76.
Winnipeg Brandon or Virden options for moving with Foster's Transfer. McConnell Oakner Harding and four P S W trucks available. Collect calls welcome via telephone Kenton 57 for inquiries and arrangements.
Local residents share visits and health wishes including Mrs. Margaret Kirk and other neighbors. Congratulations to Allister Johnston and spouse of Port Arthur on the birth of a daughter February 5 1966 Gail Lynn. Members attend Manitoba Conference U C W annual meeting in Dauphin March 9 10 11. Viking Snow Festival postponed to March 11 14 due to storm. Provincial curling finals in Portage March 6 1966 with Hamiota Order No 367 rink earning Manitoba representation for Weston finals in Edmonton March 26 27. Melvyn Sheardown and Sandy Sutherland travel to Vancouver for a golf weekend.
Crandall 4H Potato Bonspiel drew seven rinks from Crandall and one from Hamiota at Rivers. The event featured a Scot tish Variety Concert in the Collegiate Auditorium sponsored by local groups. Prize winners included Hank Cormack and Sharon Henderson with bands, plus J Hazel Ariss and Larry Rudd receiving floral bouquets and keepsakes for training Scottish dancers.
In Memoriam for Linda M. Hatton who died March 8 1965. She is not gone, but in God’s eternal home with gates ajar. Ever remembered by sister Joyce Don and family Crops Short Course.
The Hamiota Agricultural Society and Manitoba Department of Agriculture sponsor a three day Crops Short Course in the Fraternal Hall Hamiota March 22 23 and 24 daily 10 to 4. Eight speakers cover soils fertilizer tillage crops corn and grain production with panels and questions. Copies of the program available from the office or local elevator.
The Hamiota Horse Club met on March 6 at 2 p.m. at Kas sar Nabal. Members split into Western and English groups, discussed horse gaits, and drilled in the arena. A follow up meeting was set to discuss uniforms this week.
The World Day of Prayer was observed at the Oak River United Church with Mrs. R. T. Griffiths presiding. Scripture was read by Mrs. H. Skinner and Mrs. M. Genung, with confessions and offerings led by officers. The program included The Act of Dedication and prayers for Women of Africa Asia Europe and Latin America, ending with a Benediction by the President.
The Hamiota Women’s Institute met on March 1 with 17 members and 9 visitors. Mrs. W Kirk gave a talk and embroidery demonstration, displaying articles and noting machine washing and ironing. motions were passed to pay a bill, invite an afternoon course on March 24, and gather material for a Cancer Canvass in April.
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