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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
7
The Nesbitt family Leonard Betty Gayle Lynne and Kathy express gratitude for calls cards flowers and baking after the death of their son and brother Roy. They also thank the Mc Connell United Church congregation for a gift presented last Thursday evening.
Multiple sale notices list items including a house for rent in Cran dall with 5 rooms and oil furnace, 1 200 gas fuel tank, 2 small oil burners. Also offered are 20 spring calves, a 1971 Polaris Charger Snowmobile in excellent condition, and a portable 1/ H.P. Electric Air Compressor. Names include H. D. Lawson Mrs. C. Meyer John L. Rankin and locations Oakburn Birtle Cran dall.
Half section 260 acres cultivated half summer fallow ideal for grain or livestock. Two storey house with plumbing and oil heat. Gold barn hog barn implement shed two deep well pressure systems. Also 40 well started weanling pigs and a ladies blue winter coat with Fox collar. Contact W. J. Pollock Hamiota and R. J. Sunley Hamiota.
Tenders are invited for 625 pounds of turkey with storage available indicator requested. Tenders due by November 15, 1971. Lowest bid not guaranteed acceptance. Contact Betty Thomson at 764 2342 or Donna Park at 764 2549 for details.
Elderly persons revenue home on 31.2 lot in Village of Hemiota offers six 3 room suites with sewer water gas and hot water heat. Monthly revenue 345.00. Tender not necessarily accepted. Bill Chappell, Real Estate Broker, Hamiota Man. Phone 764 2696. 3tce
Notices announce Shoal Lake Radiator Service offering cleaning re pairing and re cording for all radiators and gas tanks with steam cleaning. Service begins November 16 1970 and will operate Mondays. Box 462 Shoal Lake Manitoba phone 759 2251. 361in
It describes a local notice advertising the AUCTONEER service of David Comrie with a contact phone 867-3384 in Minnedosa. The piece also contains multiple community notices and sale announcements including slides on Pan Am baseball games in Cali Colombia and several local club meetings and a private sale listing.
Notice states Hamiota Wisconsin will meet November 2 at 2 30 PM. The topic is On Being a Friend with roll call Ways of being a Friend.
A community notice announces a smorgasbord at Crandall Community Centre on Friday November 5 at 5 30 p m. Admission for adults is 1 25 children 12 and under 75 cents with a family limit of 5 dollars. Also a shuffleboard call for players to contact Gordon Allan at 764 2506.
Strickland Agencies will stay open Saturday October 30 1971 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to handle Autopac Insurance renewals effective November 1 1971. Beginning the second week in November office hours shift to Tuesday through Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Also notices list a Poppy Bake Sale November 6 at 3 p.m. and various community events in Shoal Lake and Hamiota with contact names and admission details.
October 30 Mrs J Butler Pope. November 4 F L Slimmon Shoal Lake. November 8 A McKenzie 80 head cattle Harding. November 13 A Harvey Estate rink at Oak Lake. Watch for posters.
I express gratitude to Dr Hudson and nurses and kitchen staff along with friends and neighbors for kindness shown during my hospital stay. Flowers, fruit and visits greatly appreciated. Best wishes and God’s blessings. New address Mrs Mary Bull 1320 Princess Avenue Brandon Manitoba
Bill and Marrieann Curle extend thanks to the community for gifts at their shower on October 4 and commend the committee and all who helped make the day memorable.
The writer expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends who sent cards letters flowers fruit and visits during a hospital stay at Misericordia Hospital. She thanks them for their support and kindness.
Belie Mansell expresses gratitude to doctors, nurses, kitchen staff, and all hospital staff for care during her stay. She thanks friends, neighbors, and family for cards, fruit, flowers, and visits, and extends appreciation for good wishes from many.
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