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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 23, 1945
Page
8
The Shoal Lake Cream Truck will begin summer rounds on Thursday May 3 and continue every Monday and Thursday. The Village of Hamiota schedules a Court of Revision in the Council Chamber on Monday June 4 at 8 p.m. See bills for details.
In loving memory of Alexander John Gammack our dear son and brother killed in action May 25 1944. Honorable kind unselfish and true in all your ways. Loved by sisters brothers mother and dad and many friends who remember you always. One in a million that brother was you and our hearts remain sore after one year. Ever remembered by family with tears and fond remembrance kept.
Wanted notice reads a man seeks agricultural labor with a good home preferred over high wages and provides contact by phone at 18 Hamiota.
The death occurred May 12 1945 in Melville Sask of Margaret Towers wife of David Whyte aged in her ninetieth year. Born December 14 1854 in Hibbert Ontario she and her husband homesteaded near Hamiota Manitoba raising twelve children. Funeral from Hamiota United Church with Rev W G Onions officiating and interment at Hamiota Cemetery.
Oakner Hall hosts an Amateur Contest and Dance on Friday June 1 at 8 30 pm. Entries must reach Mrs. C M Anderson by 6 pm May 31. Kenton orchestra provides the music. see posters for more details.
Mrs A McConnell and Mrs J W Stewart served as delegates at the W M S convention held in Decker on Wednesday May 16. Mr and Mrs Clif Runchey returned to Winnipeg on Sunday May 20 after two weeks holidays in Hamiota and Lavinia. The message urges the urgent need for War Savings stamps.
Portrait of John Bracken the farmer as he accepts leadership of a resurgent People's Party in Winnipeg on December 11 1942. The article traces Brackens journey from Ontario farm boy to Manitoba Agriculture official and author noting his agrarian creed and belief that fair farming incomes would strengthen Canada.
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