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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 1968
Page
5
For sale Manitou seed wheat first generation at 2.50 per bushel. Bulk certified at 2.00 per bushel. Delivery up to 600 bushels to pay for the above. Contact Stan Henry and Son at 312-13 Oak River.
Spring special offers 10 percent off all sewing machine repairs and labour through March 31 1968. Contact G Cornell for service in Manitoba at 240 Hamiota or 825 2 Virden. Includes local phone details and business name.
Multiple real estate and product notices including 57 lot east of Max McConnell residence contact H S Hyndman Virden Man healing mastitis with Herd Pak from Nixon and Denwal Pharmacy Hamiota advertises 4 bedroom house Oak River 3 bedroom bungalow cleaned Con quest barley from Reg Hedley Hamiota phone numbers provided for each listing
North half of section 23 township 13 range 24 seven miles southwest of Hamiota offered by W A Collie contact 332-21 Hamiota.
Multiple classified notices advertise for sale and rental items in Hamiota Manitoba. Entries include iron treated York weanling pigs from E Grainger Beulah, German shepherd pups from W A Cochran, Manitou wheat bulk certified at $2.00 per bushel from A N Heise Isabella, a five room house for sale or rent on Allan Avenue, and a 1959 Ford LTD with three speed transmission with contact phone numbers.
People are invited to Strickland Agencies Hamota od Man 23 p to express interest in leasing apartment suites for a building planned in 1968. Inquiries seek potential tenants and outline leasing terms for the project.
For rent calf puller hoof trimmers baby scale large convex dehorners ice bucket and many other items ask at phone 4 Hamiota 2260ce weekly rates listed for each item provided by the seller in a small farm equipment notice.
The Hamiota Minor Hockey Association sponsors a Family Night on Friday March 29 1968 at 9:00 p.m. in the Hamiota School Auditorium with RIDDELL'S ORCHESTRA. Admission is 1.00 for adults and 25c for children 12 and under, lunch included. A Red Cross canvas will be held in town. rural donations may be left at the Credit Union Royal Bank or Jamie Jamieson treasurer.
Shoal Lake hosts a non school art class exhibit May 1 and 2 with works due by April 22 1968. Entries must be delivered to Mrs A L Stimpson Shoal Lake. Exhibitors may collect art May 1 1968 between 4 30 and 5 30 p m. Also an unrelated item notes Nixon's Powr Pak for bacterial infections.
The McConnell 4 H Beef Club hosts an annual dance in the McConnell Variety Program and Dance Hall on March 23 at 8 p.m. Music by Harmony Music Makers. Adults 50 cents, children 12 and under 25 cents. Lunch provided.
A meeting for interested mothers is set for Friday March 22 at 2 p m in the rink upstairs. Volunteers are urged to attend and offer help and support.
A set of thanks notes from several residents. Robert Blackwell thanks doctors nurses and staff at Hamiota hospital. Sam Stewart and Cardale Oak River and Hamio ta friends receive gratitude for cards gifts visits. W O Newton expresses birthday thanks and hospital kindness. Knight family thanks relatives for kindness and sympathy after bereavement.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Murray of Hamiota announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Helen Mae to Robert R Leckie son of Mr and Mrs Roy Leckie of MacGregor Manitoba The wedding is set for 7 00 p m April 13 in Hamiota United Church.
Davis in loving memory of a husband and father who died March 21 1966. He brought joy through honest work and is remembered by his wife and family. Haggerty in loving memory of a mother who died March 22 1963. Teary memories linger for one missed and loved. Georgie Scott Bill Kay and families keep her in their hearts.
Practical advice on defrosting and maintaining a freezer included in a health column. The piece covers wrapping food in newspaper, slow thawing, cleaning with baking soda, and setting temperatures to preserve quality. It also promotes Brandon Winter Fair events from April 2 to 5 featuring fashion shows and an Agriculture 2000 film.
Isabella Wall and family spent the weekend with relatives in Winnipeg. Mrs J Wall and sisters Bernice and Mab el Minnedosa joined them. In Hamiota bonspiel Mrs C Nichol’s rink placed third and Mrs J Wall’s rink fourth in the second event. CGIT and leaders attended a theatre party Friday to see To Sir With Love in Hamio ta.
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