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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 22, 1967
Page
5
Classified ad notes a found sheep and a stray heifer steer with owners sought. Also seeks homes for pups with contact numbers in Hamiota. Bruce Paterson and Gren Longmuir linked to the listings.
Classified notices show positions seeking male and female sales help with Raweigh Products in Hamiota no capital required. Also items for sale and tender offers including a 3 bedroom home, turkeys, pigs, a five room cottage, and various farm supplies with contact names and phone numbers.
Turkeys for sale ready for the oven or dressed or alive call 343-5 Hamiota also weanling pigs ready December 15th Crandall annual poultry bingo November 29th sixteen games one dollar extra cards 25c request for Sunday School teaching books return to church two storey house for sale with gas heat sewer water garage immediate possession contact David Williams phone 24 Hamiota
Cards of thanks pour in from families and clubs mentioning heartfelt gratitude for condolences, flowers, and visits. The Asselstine and McNiven families thank relatives and medical staff, with special mentions to Winnipeg General and Hamiota Hospital personnel. The Scotia Ladies Club expresses appreciation for cemetery gate donations and lists committee members. A fuel tender notice from The Birctail River School Division No. 38 invites bids by December 6 1967 for multiple Manitoba locations.
Winter rental available in Hamiota a partly furnished home for the season. For details call 18 or write to Box 70 Hamiota.
In loving memory of Eric Hayward who died November 25 1965. Sadly missed by his wife and children brother and sisters and his loving mother deeply mourned by family members in memoriam notice from local paper.
The UCW met Thursday at Mrs. Vera Cooke's home with 14 members. Mrs. Gerald Decker presided as president. Group 4 led Worship on the theme Christmas Concern for Peace. Reports covered Christmas parcel to Island Lake and future parcel to Jarry, Rally in Miniota, annual meeting in December, nominating committee to elect officers, Japan study book introduced, and lunch served.
The Decker Ladies Curling Club held its organization meeting November 16 at Vera Cooke's home. Mrs. Faye Sch weitzer presided. Officers were elected with Joan Foxton named Secretary Treasurer. The surplus fund will go to the Community Rink Board for the Kitchen Centennial Fund. The club plans to affiliate with the provincial body again this year and set weekly curling sessions at 1 50 p.m. A buying committee and lunch hosts were named. The group hopes for 19 members and four curling rinks, with skips Edna Sunley Shirley Little Mick Little and Margaret Gregory. The meeting adjourned after lunch hosted by Mary Murray.
Mechanically accurate filing and setting of all saw types. Hand or circular work guaranteed by James K. Gradwell, Hammond Man.
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