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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1965
Page
3
Doug's Radio and TV Shop thanks its many friends and customers who visited in Hamiota. The note expresses gratitude for support and business from the community.
Mr and Mrs Chas Mundell return from a trip to the promotion service. Linda Bonnie visit Brian Bruce Johnston and Miss Linda Rivers at home after a recent trip. Neil Vaughn Wilson join a short holiday with her parents in Banff. Sunday School resumes as MF.B. Camp at Clear. Mr and Mrs H Rivers visit prior to Mr and Mrs Larry McDougall on September 5. Lynn Angus returns from Vancouver with grandmother Mrs John Rudd, who will visit James and Mrs Angus.
Oakner School opens September first with Mrs Ivan Routledge teaching grades one to four and Mrs Joan Foxton grades five to eight. Four beginners are Shauna McKinnon Murray Cumming Geo Unsworth and Lyle Caplette. A climatological station adds max and min thermometers after two years of precipitation reports. Visitors include James Gallatin from Tennessee and others from Cold Lake Brandon Carman and Rosebank. Congratulations to Pete Opruck on a granddaughter born.
Mr and Mrs Jim Davis and family of Winnipeg recently visited the McDougall home. Wes Morgan and Shirley spent the weekend at Treherne after Shirley camped at Ninette. Weir of Winnipeg spent the weekend with son in law and daughter Jack Wright and family. Joyce Ralph and Leigh went to Winnipeg where Joyce will attend Success Business College. Carol and Tom Pollock of Red Deer Alberta returned home after weeks with the Pollock family. Les Pangman Brandon visited the Scott home.
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