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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 03, 1965
Page
3
A notice lists two shoot windows on Saturday November 6 from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Participants must bring their own 22 rifle with open sights. Some rifles available. Win limit is two turkeys for the entire event.
Local residents share visits from relatives across Manitoba and Ontario. Notables include 32nd wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Archie Black and 80th birthday for Mr Thomas Strachan. Several families from Winnipeg Oak River and Portage la Prairie visit, with welcomes extended to newcomers Dave Fraser and family.
The Rev. W. F. Butcher of Thailand delivers an inspiring missionary challenge at Hamiota Gospel Chapel. He recalls years in Mainland China before Communist takeover and wartime internment by the Japanese. Now five years with his family in Bangkok, he speaks on current events in South Asia. Time is Web. Nov. 17 at 8:00 p.m. All welcome.
Mr and Mrs Frank Mattison of Winnipeg visited their niece and her husband Mr and Mrs Allan Cumming. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Garnet Hyndman on the birth of Seana Maureen October 28 in Brandon. Mr and Mrs H Rivers and Toyee attended a Manitoba Pool Elevators arts and crafts exhibit in Winnipeg where two of Joyce Rivers drawings were shown. Miss Linda Rivers of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her parents. Friends from Pope and nearby districts gathered at Scotia Church to honor newlyweds Archie Esplin and Beverley. Gordon White offered good wishes, gifts from Wayne Angus, Victor Lobban and Walter Linscomb. Lunch by the Pope singers.
Congratulations to Janet Hunter for Geography and Karl en Anderson for Languages at Award Night in Hamiota. Honorable mentions go to Linda Johnston and Eileen Bomford.Mr and Mrs Harold Brown visit family in Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia. Oakner Church moves to 2 p.m. first Sunday in November. Linda Rankin RN leaves for Highland Park Hospital Foundation Illinois USA. Leslie Rankin accompanies Jack Wright to the Royal in Toronto displaying cattle.
In loving memory of Isabella Elphinstone who died November 9 1964. A tribute from her husband and family recalls a memory lane as a path we travel again and again and asks that she not be forgotten. Her memory will always last.
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