Birdtail Fine Arts Festival honors 1972 winners
The Birdtail River Fine Arts Festival concluded April 21 with a final concert listing class winners across piano, choir and vocal categories. Readers are invited to share views on a village dog control ruling discussed in The Echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdtail River
Donna Hunsaker
Hamiota
Debbie Nykoliation
McConnell
Karen Espey
Oak River Chorus & Choir
Kenton
Trustees Association
Mentary
Shoal Lake
Shauneen McMillan
Cali Campbell
Warder Dixon
Kerrie Lynne Cornish
Miniota
Pernell Pratt
Joanne Nesbitt
Marshall Anderson
Oakner
Pat Fraser
Calvin Harrison
Isabella
Helen Lepp
Oak River
Jeff Miller
Peggi Turner
Bruce Shamray
Sue Anne Duncan
Arrow River
Robert Wanbdiska
Holly Johnston
Blaine Little
Decker
Debbie Mathison
Gladys Fraser
Park Residence News Visitors and Family Gatherings
Park residents report weekend visits from family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Bill Delbridge and their son-in-law and daughter, Mrs. J Smith visiting Mrs. Len Muirhead, and Mrs. Alex Gates in memory of Doris Thompson. Various relatives from Winnipeg Victoria B C Kamloops Virden and Arrow River stopped by. Several bouquets of Crocus are noted with thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Delbridge
Bill Johnstone
J. Smith
Len Muirhead
R. McBain
Alex Gates
Doris Thomp
Don Black
Victoria B.C
Jean Morrice
Winnipeg
Morrice
D. Sutherland
California
Gardham
Bill
Rodney
Frank
Geo. Gardham
Ironside
Arrow River
Spence Wallace
Virden
T. Gardham
Kamloops
D. Johnson
Editor's Letterbox Honors Jack Coombs Ten Years
Dear Editor, Hooray for Jack Coombs whose Current Comments have entertained and informed for ten years. Boo to the lady in Shoal Lake who thinks otherwise. Jim McConnell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Coombs
Shoal Lake
Jim McConnell
Hamiota Bowling Club elects officers for 1972 season
The Hamiota Bowling Club held its annual meeting in the Community Room on Saturday to elect officers for 1972. President J. J. Ward and vice president Gordon Allan were chosen, with Grace McWhirter as secretary treasurer and several committees formed. Membership fees were set at $2.00, and new members were invited with contact details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Hamiota Bowling Club
Laura Grey
Mabel Wyburn
J. J. Ward
Gordon Allan
Grace McWhirter
Bert Knight
Bert Decker
Anne Johnston
Mary Harrison
Eva Lee
Levona Kerr
Rose McBain
Hazel Black
See - Treas
Obituary of Wm Lockie McLaughlin of Pembroke and McLaughlin family
Wm Lockie McLaughlin died at Hermanota Hospital on April 10 1972 in his 83rd year. Born May 6 1889 in Westmeath Township Pembroke Ontario he moved west in 1911 as a farm laborer. He married Jane Collie in 1914 who died October 1953. Survived by daughter Mary and siblings Kate Campbell Jim McLaughlin Wesley McLaughlin Syd McLaughlin and Clifford McLaughlin with three sisters and one brother predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Lockie McLaughlin
Hermanota Hospital
Westmeath
Pembroke
Ontario
Jane Collie
William Irwin
George Robert
Tokyo
Japan
Mary
Kate Campbell
Ont
Jim McLaughlin
Ottawa
Wesley
McLaughlin
Syd McLaughlin
Beachburge
Clifford
Fort St. John
B.C
Hamiota Theatre Presents The Baby Maker This Weekend
The Hamiota theatre schedules show times at 8 30 p m on Friday Saturday and Sunday May 5 to 7 for the color restricted film The Baby Maker starring Barbara Hershey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hershey
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Pioneer Grain Co. Ltd
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Scott Coupe
Crandall
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Kim Bunee
Michelle Davison
Barbie McConnell
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Sally Robinson
Bach
Margo Johnston
Catherine Boyd
Leslee Sheardown
Glenda Brethour
Sherri Turner
Echo
Council
Connie Opruk
Pyrex
China
Rubbermaid Kitchen
Chapman
Mrs. Cowling
Hamiota Fraternal Hall
The
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Hamiota Theatre
Baby Maker
Hamiota Business
Hamiota and District Chamber of Commerce
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Caldwell Motors
Campbell
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