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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1971
Page
3
Pope Mr and Mrs George Hutch ings of Oakner and Mr and Mrs Bob Sims of Oak River spent a couple of weeks in the East visiting relatives and friends.
Chumah Mrs Slimmon of Shoal Lake visited Mr and Mrs Frank Preston for several days last week. Sympathy is sent to Mrs Lewis and family on the death of her sister Mrs Ed Rush of Ochre River. Ida Routledge list includes John Smythe and family of Brandon Jackson of Melita Earl Stinson of Virden Tom VanBuskirk Crand all daughter and grandchildren Bob Cuddington and family of Thunder Bay. Rev Victor Bowins of Baldur visited Sunday. Fred McCormick of Brandon and his wife visited Alie McCormick. Get well wishes to Mrs Alice Cowan in Riverdale hospital. Bill Espey and Velda Braun of Winnipeg spent the weekend at home.
Decker Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Nichol left by train from Rivers on Monday morning for a holiday at the West Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Frank James left Sunday for a visit to Guelph Ont. to visit their daughter Mrs. Bryan Meredith. Mr. Gary Davis spent the weekend at his parents' home, returning to Minnedosa Sunday.
McConnell Miss Joan Yorke of Brandon visited at the home of her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baldwin. Mr. Larry Newton of Middle Miss Lorraine Dorcas and Eddie Dorcas of Estevan visited at the Newton home over the weekend. Congratulations to Cpl. and Mrs. W. S. Mathison on the birth of Loree Anne, October 19, 1971.
Oakner Mrs Belle of Brandon visits with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lloyd Anderson. Mrs J Young travels to Brandon to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs Dickie. Visitors at the home of Mrs.
Cardale residents Mr. and Mrs. Rod Parker marked their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Les Biccum in Virden. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Stan Fortune and families, Miss Nellie Sinclair, Mrs. Jessie Sinclair, and local folks.
The Standing Committee of the Manitoba Legislature on Industrial Relations will hold public hearings at 10 00 a m Monday November 22 1971 in Room 254 Legislative Building Winnipeg Written and oral briefs on workers and industry matters will be considered Twenty copies of written briefs should be forwarded to the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly It is suggested briefs on Labour Standards be considered on November 22 Employment Standards on November 23 and Workmen's Compensation on November 24 but any of the three subjects may be addressed on any day Hearing dates may be extended as required.
Mrs. John Snowdon celebrates 50th wedding anniversary on November 9. Mrs. Mona Glinz returns home after months visiting relatives on the west coast. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Simms and Mr. Geo. Hutchings return from a two week trip to Barrie Niagara Falls and Angus Ontario. The group met Mr. and Mrs. Gib Bell, daughter of the Simms. Cst and Mrs Gerald Argue of Vancouver welcomed a daughter born November 4. A great granddaughter for Mr. Frank Mac Donald. Mrs. Chas Johns returns from Charlotte North Carolina visit. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Thompson visited Brandon November 2 for Mr. Thompson’s 80th birthday. Twenty four links participate in Oak River Mixed Bonspiel starting Friday. Mrs. Frank Hayhurst accompanied by Bud Barrett to Shoal Lake Wednesday for a Postmaster meeting. Birthday greetings to Doyle Baily Norman Darroch Nov 8 Mrs. Myrtle White Nov 9 Herb Skinner Nov 12 Fred Procton Nov 13 Mrs. Tweed Nov 14. Mrs. Wm. Rothney celebrates 89th birthday on Nov 8. Many more wishes. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Heapy attended the Annual Good Roads meeting in Winnipeg last Friday Nov. 5 and Wilfred elected President of the Manitoba Good Roads Association.
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