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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 27, 1976
Page
4
Oakner Mr and Mrs Jerome Gamache and Andy spent the long weekend in Calgary with Maureen’s parents. Mr Ian Anderson of Winnipeg visited his mother Mrs Grace Anderson and Scott over the long weekend.
Cardale and area residents are mentioned in a series of brief notes. Cardale McCormicks return from the west. Reg Lambkin visits. Lula Wells visits Brandon. Evy Peart family visits Napinka and hospital. J K Shawn returns from Brandon General Hospital. Birtle Comets beat Cardale Cougars 9 8. several local visits to Winnipeg Portage la Prairie Rapid City Darlingford and Brandon with relatives and friends noted.
Chumah Mr and Mrs E Cyre and Mark of Winnipeg spent the holiday weekend with Mark’s mother Edna Ferris. Katherine Karen Shirley and Judy McLaen of Brandon spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Matt McLaen.
Oak River and Deloraine residents Mr and Mrs Ron Peters and their new baby visited with Ben Peters and family. Frank Hayhurst and Jocelyn drove to Winnipeg where Marlene attended a Postmaster's Convention. Art Espey and Bruce toured Winnipeg with daughter Maureen. W A Barr hosts A E Cliffe of Kelowna B C, former Chrissie Barr. Get well wishes go to Fred Walden in Brandon and Mrs McNeill in Hamiota hospital.
Visitors to the Pete Shivas home included Geoff Baxter and daughter of Winnipeg and Alan Baxter of Winnipeg plus Mrs Craig of Miniota. Bruce Doherty returned from Calgary and the south with family. Gary and Connie Davis spent time at their parents’ home. Miss Jackie Bailey visited with Mrs H Hatton. Sherree Maynes and Lois McGregor enjoyed a few days nearby.
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