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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
6
A reader in Hamiota Manitoba urges residents to protest a Board of Trustees plan to pick up students at the end of their lane. She argues taxes and finances support the board and calls for action before September.
Park residents share visits and holidays with relatives in Temple City Eureka Winnipeg Red Lake and Calgary. Edith Gunson enjoys time at Rivers and a group tour to Clear Lake for Presbyterian Camp. Campfire notes mention hospital patients Mrs. Hemphill attends a granddaughter wedding and best wishes go to those ill.
The Rolling River School Division accepted a conciliation based contract with the Teachers' Association giving a 4.7 percent pay raise for 1972 on payroll. The Transportation Committee proposes bus route realignments and hiring drivers for fall. custodians' pay formula to remain through 1972. The board turned down an Onanole student’s transfer to Erickson and appointed W. E. Smith as building materials auctioneer for July 8. It advertises for a Rapid City caretaker starting August 15 and confirms Dorothy Huntinghawk as a part time para professional paid by the Indian Affairs Department. The 65 retirement policy remains, land sale approved to fund a Senior Citizens’ Home, and various board motions carried.
Heather Joyce Murray became the bride of Ralph Orville Sheane on Saturday June 3 at Hamiota United Church with Rev Ralph Clark officiating. The couple, now residing in Hamiota, left for a wedding trip to Vancouver after a reception at Chu mah Hall and a dance at the Hamiota Elementary School Auditorium.
A charitable game night called Play Cash Hall O is set for Thursday July 6 1972 at the Hamiota Fraternal Hall. The event features a $325 jackpot and proceeds go to local causes.
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