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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 15, 1977

Page

7

District Happenings Lavinia Welcomes Newborn Marcia Terri Dawn

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Brown celebrate the birth of daughter Marcia Terri Dawn at Hamiota Hospital weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces. Geoff and Bradley Milne of Brandon visit grandparents Bob and Corny Klassen and boys share district time. Kevin Hyndman of McConnell visits grandparents Melvin and the late Mrs. Godlen family. Mrs. Lynda McNaught and daughters return to Winnipeg after summer with the Knights.

Eric Brown Marcia Terri Dawn Hamiota Hospital Geoff Bradley Milne Brandon Bob Milne Corny Klassen Kevin Hyndman McConnell Melvin Godlen Lynda McNaught

Community Notes of Births Visits and Family News

McConnell couple announce birth of daughter in Brandon. Johnny Pederson visiting Germany. Sympathy extended to Mrs. Seymour Swanson on Mr Swanson's passing in Boissevain. Dr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson visited Garnet and Elgin Hyndman homes in Taber Alberta. Wendy Hyndman of Brandon visited Seeann Hyndman. Seeann stayed in Brandon to visit, then Wendy returned home. Numerous August visitors to the Newtons’ home from Saskatchewan Ontario Manitoba and Ontario. Alberta visitors Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McConnell back home to Mundare. Johnny spent holidays with grandparents. Hugh Hanson of High River visited Mr. A O Glint. Major Clayton Bullock and Colin of Gander Newfoundland visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bullock en route to Moose Jaw. Ken Clubb fished a 7 1/2 pound pickerel at Sandy Lake, near Masters Anglers Award.

Don Coombs Bonnie Mundell Brandon Johnny Pederson Germany Seymour Swanson Louise Birtle Swanson Boissevain Cliff Robinson Taber Alberta Garnet Elgin Hyndman Wendy Hyndman Seeann Hyndman Seeann Wendy Newton Bert Newton Midale Saskatchewan Larry Newton Francis Vic Porteous Parkdale Winnipeg Brad Bartel Murray Hutson Keswick Ontario Ernie Orpin Ken Orpin Hazel Jamieson Barbara Jack Gabel Sault St. Marie Len Hetherington Orpin Shoal Lake Gabel Orpins Stewart McConnell Alberta Don McConnell Mundare Johnny B. Dowalatik Hugh Hanson High River A.O. Glint Clayton Bullock Colin Gander Newfoundland Gordon Bullock Moose Jaw Sandy Lake Ken Clubb

Holiday Visits Across the District

Mrs Nettie May Chumah of Los Angeles holidayed with her sister and family the Smiths and her father Mr John Gunson of Hamiota. Brent Hazlewood of Winnipeg helped with harvest at home. Maureen Hazlewood of Melita visited her parents. Staff Sgt Ted Andrew of Regina returned after two weeks with his mother and brother. The Johnston family of Boissevain spent a week with Frank and Mrs Preston. Allan Dale of Winnipeg visited his sister and family the Prestons over the long weekend. E Cyr and family visited Mrs E Ferris. Chris Matthews of Calgary spent a few days visiting his parents and friends.

Nettie May Los Angeles Newton Smith John Gunson Hamiota Brent Hazlewood Winnipeg Maureen Hazlewood Melita Lloyd Hazlewood Ted Andrew Regina Harry J. Johnston Boissevain Frank Preston Allan Dale E. Cyre E. Ferris Chris Matthews Calgary

Local Notables Send Best Wishes and Visits

Oak River sends congratulations to Dave and Gloria Poitras on the birth of Fara Danielle born July 28 weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. Nearby visitors include Harvey Espy and family from New Westminster visiting Dick Heapy’s clan. Additional calls from Cherryville and Truro residents mark a week of district greetings and harvest help. Lorne Robbins weighs a tomato at the Post Office tipping the scales at 1 pounds 5 ounces.

Dave Gloria Poitras Fara Danielle Fara Harvey Espy New Westminister B.C Dick Heapy Fred Mitchell Patty Jimmy Kathy Cherryville

Andersons and Friends Noted in Local Notices

Oakner Ea Miss Karen Anderson of Souris played in the Canadian Championships of Ladies Senior A Fastball in Vancouver and joined St. Boniface Royalettes. Neepawa staffing later, with several teaching appointments and social greetings for families including the Andersons, Routledges, and McLellans. Get well wishes extended to Mrs Gladys Riddell and Jim McLellan. Linda Davidson wed Rick Scott in Brandon with many relatives attending. Fred Anderson returned from a four week Ontario visit.

Karen Anderson Souris Vancouver St. Boniface Royalettes Manitoba Karen Neepawa Eddy Goertzen Winnipeg Mark Klippenstein Darren Montgomery Metal Industries Brandon Dale McKinnon Sandra Arthur Arthur Hutchings Hud Anderson Linda Davidson Rick Scott Med Anderson Lloyd Anderson Jim Anderson Ivan Routledge Jim Routledge Jim McLellan Brandon General Hospital Fred Anderson Ontario

Canadian Accordionist Delights London Park Crowd

Jack Boyd entertained a London park crowd with Scottish tunes on his accordion while wife Margaret watched and Kathy listened. He played for fun not pay, joking he was a crazy Canadian. John Children, visiting from England, frequents the Hamiota Hotel and keeps in touch with friends at home and in South Africa.

London England Jack Margaret Kathy Boyd British Isles Kensington Park Kathy Dad London Park John Wallace Dorothy Fraser South Africa

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