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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 1963
Page
2
Bernard Miller opens with reflections on personal virtues and flaws in a local sentiments column. The page lists early local businesses, seasonal travels to Miami and Canada, a fuel oil basement flood, and remarks on town sports, curling awards, and community pride at Strathclair rink.
Next Monday evening February 11 the Red Cross holds a meeting in the Community Room. President Fred Wyatt announces his plan to step down this year. On Sunday at 10 a.m. CBW Radio aired two Echo items about Rev Ralph Clark and Lloyd Sheridan fishing and a repeat note on LOYALTY from Elbert Hubbard with a corrected Thought for the Week.
The article outlines Boy Scouts World Bureau leadership in Ottawa with D C Spry as Director and Canada as world Scout center. It notes 8,984,658 members in 145 countries, the World Bureau’s Ottawa base, and the Copenhagen conference resolution affirming national international and universal Scout ideals. The text also mentions hospital greetings and local notices.
Church notices list services and Sunday school times for Hamiota United Church Learner United Church Decker Strathclair Pastoral Charge Cardale and McConnell areas. Ministers R E Clark A McColl H J Harland details show 11:00 a m and 2 p m services plus Sunday School sessions.
The article warns that children ingest dirt and germs when they pick up fallen candy and share treats. It urges teaching kids hygiene to prevent illness from unwrapped food and unwashed hands.
The Liquor Control Act venue at the Hamiota Hotel on Helen Street in Hamiota Manitoba is named in a notice. Objections to the application must be filed promptly with the Liquor Control Commission in Winnipeg, stating the reasons for objecting.
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