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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1960
Page
8
One line and a proverb about getting along with people by avoiding them. Suggests that success can mislead if it changes direction.
Members of Grace Rebekah Lodge No 35 invited to Fidelity No 36 Shoal Lake meeting on Tuesday April 12 at 8 p m Contact Eva Angus Jean Mathison or Kay Brooks for details Auction notice to sell about 180 bales of oat and barley straw plus some day to be sold on April 12 by P Harris n 25tce
In the matter of the estate of William Wesley Lewis late of Winnipeg Manitoba retired farmer deceased all claims against the estate must be verified and sent to the undersigned at Hamiota Manitoba on or before May 14 1960. Dated at the village of Hamiota March 1 1960 D Stuart Barber solicitor for surviving executors.
An estimated three quarters of a million people rely on Canada’s electrical industry for family income. The figure reflects widespread employment across utilities and related services forming a major economic pillar.
In 1958 about 25 percent of electrical goods sold in Canada were imports from foreign countries. The data reflect rising globalization and consumer access to foreign products amid postwar trade shifts.
Thanks are extended for the March of Dimes contribution to Hamiota School and to the teachers and pupils for gifts received on departure. The note thanks donors, canvassers, Atomiah Chapter No 47 O E S, and the local branch president F Wyatt for support and assistance.
The Hamiota Hospital District No. 7A Ladies Aid held its March meeting with 14 districts represented. Members brought layette articles for a needy hospital case, stock reports were read, and recommendations noted. An upcoming Regional Convention is set for April 21 in Brandon.
Expressing appreciation for sympathy messages and floral tributes received from friends neighbors and relatives after the death of our beloved sister and aunt Emily Westbrook. Special thanks to Friebert Griffiths the Choir Dr McMillan and the Collins family for support.
Canada’s electrical manufacturing industry shows a tripled output since 1951 with production surpassing a billion dollars annually since 1954. The report notes sustained growth in goods exported and domestic activity across the sector.
A grand Ice Carnival closed the season with Saturday night events judged by Mrs. Dove and Mrs. Rockley. Winners named for numerous categories include Elaine Webber and Valerie Bray in girls divisions, Kenny Webber and Wayne Smith in boys acts, and Mrs. G. Graham among ladies winners. Racing prizes honored pre school to teens with multiple placements.
Crandall of Mrs Nir and Mrs H S Hyndman were weekend visitors to Glen Ae. 3.4 Bomford and Brian Sandell of Wilcox Saskatchewan were home for the weekend.
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