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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1954
Page
7
Classified listing advertises rebuilt farm tools including Kovar Spring Tooth Harrows in two sections and three sections M H Spring Tooth Harrows, along with a 181/-ft LH.C. Cultivator and a Case M.D. Combine. Also provides a phone number 111 for contact. Baby sitters feature a column praising their reliability and affordability.
Fifty six acres host Canada’s largest auto complex as General Motors unveils new south Oshawa plants set to begin this Fall. The facilities, covering 43.2 of 56 acres, will boost capacity by over 25 percent to 1350 vehicles daily and include an infrared paint drying oven for a high gloss finish. The Oshawa expansion is part of a bigger GM program investing 100 million dollars across Canada over four years.
The piece reflects on early informal babysitting, noting girls watched children for small pay and few rules. It argues times change with Mother's and Father's Days and suggests a future Babysitters Day to honor their role and responsibility.
Thomas Lindsay 75 of 30 Ruby St Winnipeg died Sunday at Winnipeg General Hospital. Born in Dundee Scotland he came to Canada in 1896. He worked for the CPR in Winnipeg and was stationed later in Revelstoke and Penticton. He served in the 10th Field Ambulance Corps during World War I. Survived by his widow Nellie Rutherford of Hamiota Manitoba. Funeral from Rutherford residence June 2 with Rev A H E Barber officiating. interment Hamiota Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Funeral Parlor arrangements by McConnell.
The Tag Day event sponsored by St John Ambulance and held in the Legion Auxiliary raised 4085 dollars, marking a highly successful fundraiser for the organization.
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