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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1981
Page
8
Premier Sterling Lyon announced the appointment of Deputy Mayor Pearl McGonigal as Manitoba next Lieutenant Governor. He commended retiring Lt Governor F L Jobin and Mrs Jobin and wished them well in retirement with health and satisfaction.
Beulah district residents welcomed visitors from multiple provinces for Labor Day weekend gatherings at Lindenbach and Beulah Community Hall. George and Lorraine Casson celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with family and a supper, while out of town guests arrived from Vancouver Edmonton Lloydminster Yorkton Langenburg Birtle Virden Oak Lake Winnipeg Pipestone Chatleiw and other locales. The Paula Edwards wedding in Winnipeg on September 12 drew Tony Derlago and Tracy Cheryl Shauna Stewart and others.
Maureen Leland home for long weekend visiting Bill and Sylvia's. Maureen leaves January to Australia as an exchange teacher. school year starts February there. Gordon Perie of Strathclair visits enroute from Saskatchewan. Sympathy to Jim Cole family on infant death. Bill and Marylin Chaban of Winnipeg weekended with Elmer and Edna Brown. double Brown family celebration for Tom and Betty Ellerington 25th anniversary and Elmer and Edna 46th, Linda Ellerington 21st birthday. date around September 13. Bill and Sylvia Leland visited Plumas with Andy and Mary Scott and Jim and Mary Scott of Neepawa. Sylvia taught Jim at Edington School near Plumas 40 years ago. Congratulations to Bob and Sharon McKenzie on birth of third son in Virden hospital. welcome to Bob Donna and Terri Gardham at Les Leland home farm. Les and Thelma moved to Miniota. Bob and Ruby Mitchell visited with Donna and Wally Tuttle at Rapid City.
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