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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 1957
Page
8
By Laws 301 and 302 of Hamiota Manitoba go to electors under the Liquor Control Act. Law 301 repeals Local Option 89 and beer license ban, Law 302 authorizes beer and wine and various liquor licenses for premises in Hamiota. Polls open October 18, 1957 at Municipal Offices.
The Hamiota United Church announces Rev Ken Moffatt as minister for the morning service and junior program on Sunday December 19. The notice welcomes congregants to attend and participate.
Multiple farm and household items offered for sale in Hamiota and nearby areas. Listings include weanling pigs, a 1946 3 ton truck with box, a 1000 bushel steel granary, a white enamel coal and wood range, two Rexoleum ugs, a building suitable for granary, and various machinery such as IHC and John Deere models. Contact numbers and names provided for each item.
Notice to ratepayers that the General and Business Assessment Rolls are deposited for inspection until September 2. Appeals must be filed by September 30, 1957 with the Secretary-Treasurer. Council meets September 12 at 8:00 p.m. to hear complaints in the Council Chamber. Dated August 8, 1957.
Local visitors and family gatherings fill a week in Hamiota area records. Families including Smyth, Venables, Kreager and Hayhurst share travel, visits, and social events while campers and a newborn underscore community activity across Manitoba towns.
Summary attached by the official agent details receipts and contributions for the recent federal election in Newdale. Totals show receipts of 250.25 from 93 contributors with a total election cost of 450.25 and a claimed 603.30 in expenses including postage telegrams and travel. The return is on file and extracts available for inspection within eight months after August 10, 1957.
The Canadian Red Cross Outpost Hospitals and Nursing Stations served 92 203 Canadians in 1936, reflecting expanded reach of medical aid in remote regions. The program expanded coverage and supported rural health needs across provinces.
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