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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 25, 1960
Page
2
A boy and his dog shared a deep bond as the dog acted as sentinel and babysitter, protecting children and announcing visitors with a bark. The pet joined the family as a two year old puppy and remained a welcome, steadfast companion through eight years of winters and summers.
A tribute recalls Mrs Gladys Fraser guiding Manitoba Northwestern Festival offerings for a decade on the Syllabus Committee. Her work trained children and youths in vocal and choral pieces, earning high adjudicator praise and Shields, while shaping festival committees with tireless spring preparation and lasting memory.
Oak River district residents share travel updates with Winnipeg relatives from Brandon to Calgary. Baby Band party postponed to Tuesday May 31 at 2:30 p.m. Grandmothers invited. Home Economist Miss M English led a fabric lesson in Memorial Hall for district women, with attendees noting the value of the session.
Local residents hosted friends and relatives over the weekend, with numerous visits from Brandon Winnipeg Portage and Kenora including Mr and Mrs George Pollock Miss Fay Wyatt and Miss Ann Syrnyk. A death is noted for Joe McMurachy and good wishes extend to Neil McMurachy in hospital.
Aleta Mossie Custtar and Leonard Albert Pulver wed at Knox United Church Russell on April 16 7 30 p m Rev G W Tindale officiated Easter lilies mauve and yellow décor. The couple will reside in Wellington British Columbia.
The column lists condolences for several families with obituaries at Rivers Saskatoon and Winnipeg, mentions graduations at St Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg, and notes various weekend visits by local residents to friends and relatives in Hamiota Basswood Brandon and Grandview. It ends with a reminder to send news by iPhone to a local number.
The Newfoundland assembly holds its government seating to the Speaker's left due to historical layout with a single fireplace. A supporting balance sheet and related financial statements are on file in the corporation's office for inspection by any ratepayer or his agent during reasonable hours.
Rural Municipality of Hamiota auditor reports 1959 year end results with cash on hand 35 783 04 investments 18 000 00 tax assets 48 343 21 accounts receivable 12 433 98 and reserves totaling 32 124 70 The report notes by law issues in machinery replacement hospital reserve and revenue fund investments and records excess of assets over liabilities 73 023 42 with 10 293 55 excess revenue over expenditure for 1959 and cash receipts 144 600 49 against disbursements 125 669 04.
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