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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1968
Page
4
Oakner Mr. and Mrs. Will Ross of Pilot Mound spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Brown. Miss Phyllis Rankin of Winnipeg visited for a weekend with her brother and sister in law, John and Gert Rankin.
Local notices report Gail Hutchings and Murray Cumming recovering in Hamiota hospital. Families travel to Boston for winter, while Dallas plays hockey with the Bruins. Rus sell’s Mickey Steen plans two week home leave before starting a new Flin Flon position. Kirk Dale wedding attendance noted, with several couples from Hamiota Treherne and Norquay.
Decker residents report a dog incident believed to be spooked by a cougar in the yard. Birthday greetings go to Mrs. Wes Gegory and Mrs. J. D. Quinton. Thanksgiving services are set for 9 a.m. at Decker Church. Dawn Bailey visited her mother Mrs H Bailey while attending the Dale Kirk wedding. Jennie Lewis left for Grande Prairie by bus after a three week district visit. Linda Nichol visited with her parents Mr and Mrs C Nicholl over the weekend. Melvin Maynes visited his parents Mr and Mrs A Maynes.
On Friday evening October 4 Lavinia north group visited Mr and Mrs T McWhirter to honor their retirement to Hamiota. They presented a step table lamp and bon-bon dish on behalf of Lavinia and Decker friends. Miss Patricia Lee of Mac-
Cardale residents engage in bingo at Neepawa, UCW farewell plans for Mrs Purdy and Miss Ferguson as they head to Oak River, and reports of local visits. Family news includes Stan Fortune’s return from Winnipeg and Mrs Fortune’s improving health amid hospital stays. Attendees at weddings, funerals, and weekends visit relatives in Brandon Souris Winnipeg and Oak River. A Civil War medal found in George Creighton’s potato patch adds historic intrigue.
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