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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1973
Page
5
Irene Longmuir expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards gifts and visits during her hospital stay at Hamiota Hospital and to Dr Ed nurses and staff. Jim and Jean Lobban thank Scotia and Crandall community for gifts and entertainment at their social. invites friends to visit.
Multiple sale notices list items and contact numbers in a local classifieds style. Alto saxophone with case and Norwood Music stand offered for 675.00 or best offer. posts and rails and fencing supplies available. black borg coat with ranch mink trim and matching hat, size 16 to 18. 1/2 Simmental Hereford cross bull 13 months old. Leghorn hens 1.00 each. Hammond electric organ for sale. Contact details provided with names and phone numbers.
Wanted ads seek older dining room suites bedroom furniture rockers desks old dishes books and more. Contact Wayne Nelson at Box 895 Virden Man or phone 748 1810. Also seeking 75 to 100 laying type pallets call 764 2818 Hamiota. The Hamiota Student Council seeks old furniture for the stage contact Bonnie Coombs at 764 2560 or 764 2393.
Help wanted for steady dragline work at Winnipeg Scrap Yard Operation. Contact numbers include Winnipeg 222-4221 days and 233-6059 evenings for details.
Help wanted leaders for the Clothing and Handicraft classes of the Hamiota 4-H Club. Contact Mrs. Earl Gregory at 764-2262 in Hamiota for details about volunteering._longer Notice indicates local community youth program needs volunteers.
Work Wanted for winter months in town or on farm doing chores. Phone Jerry Reeves 764-2817. Babysitting available on weekends. Phone Nola and Sandra Dixon 764-2604 Hamiota.
Auction sale announced every Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. and Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at Peters Auction Sales located at 324 Young St Winnipeg Manitoba. Phone number 783-1775. 16-74.
The Hamiota Ladies Curling Club calls a semi annual meeting for Monday October 15 at 8 00 p m in the Curling Rink New members welcome Those wishing to curl may phone Norah Mathison or Heather Houck for details Also Manitoba Safety Council offers Blood and Breath course at Hamiota District Hospital from 7 30 p m October 22 1973 fee 6 for three evenings contact John Rankin for further information.
Notices invite enrollment with Mrs Lynn Caldwell or Mrs Willard Oprak and planning to hire a Brandon professional. Phone to show interest for a workable schedule. Also bake sale tea in Shoal Lake Ukrainian Hall October 20 from 3 to 5 pm for New Nursing Home, Royal York Chapter OES. Proceeds from thrift sale in Chumah Hall October 23 10 am to 4 pm. Isabella Fowl Supper October 26 with ticket prices. Royal York Chapter Fall Tea October 20 Ukrainian Hall Shoal Lake with new cookbooks for sale. Proceeds support Personal Care Home ward funding. Raffle quilts and bedspread drawn at tea. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
A thankoffering service will be held at Oak River United Church on Monday October 15 at 8:00 p.m. All members and friends are invited to attend the service and participate in the prayers and readings.
Notice invites inquiries about baton twirling lessons and urgently seeks a baton twirling instructor. Contact Edith Caldwell at 764-2397 or Jean McMillan at 764-2242 before October 17. Also urges support for a future Magazine Campaign by the Hamiota Student Council.
Sharon and Cameron Brown announce the birth of their son Ryan Christopher born October 3 1973 at Neepawa and District Hospital weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce Proud grandparents are Mr and Mrs J Wood of Winnipeg and Mr and Mrs E M Brown of Neepawa
Bert and Vera Gurl express gratitude to friends in Hamiota and nearby areas for a thoughtful gift of a coffee table and ornate glassware given at a surprise party last Monday. After thirty pleasant years in Hamiota they announce moving to 648 25th St Brandon Man.
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