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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 23, 1962
Page
2
A community column urges a vote for water and sewer bylaw approval on May 30 to boost fire protection sanitation and property values. It notes construction progress, local support for progress, and calls readers to vote for improved town services.
The column lists residents spending long weekends in Winnipeg Souris Port Arthur and Beaverton visiting relatives and friends. Church services are announced for Carnar Strathclair Cardale with Sunday School times and a dance cancellation note for May 26 with a June 2 scheduled event.
In memory of Alexander John Gammack son and brother killed in action in Italy on May 25 1944. Parents and siblings express deep sorrow and honor his memory with a personal dedication set in their home. The poem reflects enduring love and a special place in their hearts.
Mr and Mrs George Pitten dreigh depart this week to England to spend a month with Mrs Pitten dreighs parents and visit other relatives. Mrs V Nicholls returns from Winnipeg where she visited her daughter and family the George Bakers and reports good progress. Earle Thompson flew to Fort Churchill on Friday May 18 to begin a Hudson Bay Company posting spending weeks at Churchill before assignment at Eskimo Point NWT for three years. Mr and Mrs Jack Russell Mrs Thos Strachan and Mr and Mrs Gordon Smith drove to Brandon last Friday for Murray Bailey and Judith Campbell wedding at First United Church with a reception at the Golf and Country Club.
Public notice states by law 352 to be voted on by ratenayers in Local Improvement District No 1. Voting will occur May 30 1962 from 9 am to 6 pm CST at designated polling places with tally at 2 pm May 31 1962.
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