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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 1968
Page
4
Columnist Jack Wells muses on Canada’s Olympic reps in Mexico and the Toronto Maple Leafs struggles. A quirky mix of sports quips and oddities, including a remark on hair growth and a governor’s silk topper at the legislature.
A sessional note highlights the rising tax load on agriculture as the 5 percent sales tax from last year failed to exempt all production-cost items. Production costs on farms remain burdened by the tax.
W I meeting at church parlors reports 15 members, soap for Red Cross, treasurer shows 183.50 balance, next meeting April 16 with Mrs Wood of Arthritis and Rheumatism Society as guest, table purchase for Community Centre. recital by Mrs H Smith and piano pupils. Isabella W I meets March 12 at Mrs L Wright home, topic on educating children for effective living. discussion on Manitoba tax reform, reassessment shifts, market value basis, impact on government grants and local education costs.
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