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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1999
Page
7
Multiple classified notices listing truck driver positions at Arnold Brothers in Winnipeg and Moosomin New Holland seeking service technicians and other labor roles. Includes contact numbers and brief benefit notes such as competitive salaries and benefits. Other ads cover sow operation management and steel fabricators with company locations across Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
Beulah celebrates the marriage of Joni Fleury and Jason Pepper in Beulah Chapel with officiant Ernie Taylor. The event included family processional, ring bearers Matthew Fleury and Brandon Balfour, flowers by Bobbie Jean Fleury, and filming by Darwin Fleury and Mark Staffen. The couple toasted in Rivers with relatives. District reporter Beth Stowe records this wedding.
District happenings include Sunday School enrollments, UCW meetings, donations for disaster relief, campers sponsored at Prairie Spirit Camp, and birthday tea at Birch Lodge. Reports cover church services, moral reflections, quilting project for the Women’s Shelter, and sympathy notices for Olive Moffatt. Local residents, exchanges, and bridge winners are listed along with upcoming golf windup and school starts.
Parkissimo Lodge correspondent Kay Grant received visitors Irene Cole from Parkissimo Lodge S Sylvia and Bill Leland of Hamiota Maud and Doug Leland of the same two Lund sisters from Winnipeg and Brandon called on Friday evening Kay Grant noted as the lodge correspondent can be reached at 567 3564 for contact purposes.
Oakner area correspondent Rachel Routledge reports the group returned home to Hami ota over the weekend. Reach Routledge at 764-2038 for further details.
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