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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 09, 1938
Page
6
Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned will be received until 5 o'clock p.m. on Saturday November 12 1938 for the transportation of children on Routes I and 1B to the end of the school year. Tenders for Route 1B must provide van and Raleigh Plan of Routes and particulars of contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
At the Rural Municipality of Hamiota annual meeting yesterday morning only twenty seven members were present. A vote to hold afternoon meetings in future was approved with a majority. Ward nominations resulted in acclamations for Ward 4 B F Brooks Ward 5 J A McConnell and Ward 3 A L Decker with Dr Penny not seeking re election.
Local notices from Decker United Church include a play by the Dramatic Society Sauce for the Gosling and a Thankoffering service at 730 in the church with China’s open door as sujet. Also reports a mission pageant Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and jubilee chrysanthemums for the Houan mission. Bids for building work at Orrwood church to be received by November 11.
Miss Edith McGhee R N of Pine Fell Man visited her parents Mr and Mrs J M Ghee and Mrs Geo Ingram in recent days then plans a Vancouver visit to see her daughter before returning to West Bank BC. Bazaar at the Church is planned for Friday evening. Mr and Mrs J McGhee and family visited their daughter Mrs A Nesbel at Justice Man Saturday. Gordon McAdam returns to Conquest Sask after seven months with grandparents Mr and Mrs Alex Smith Sr.
WANTED Live animals for fox food. M A Woods phone 40 Hamiota. 32 of WANTED Old horses and cows for fox meat. Phone 13 B Juckes and H Gilroy Hamiota. NOTICE Friday of this week is Remembrance Day stores and banks will close all day FOR SALE 525 00 1935 Chevrolet Coach in good condition Fitted for winter use Phone 64 15 McConnell or Geo Johnson Box 51 Neepawa Man. NOTICE Some persons are dumping rubbish in the lane at the Nuisance Ground animal bones left exposed Rubbish must be burnt or buried By order E D Hudson Health Officer 4n The W A of Christ Church Hamiota will hold their annual Bamar of Fancy Goods suitable for Xmas Gifts on Saturday Nov 12th rest room Sale to commence at 3 p m Afternoon tea served and a sale of Home Cooking Sausage rolls also on sale Hamiota Hockey Club grand classified Amateur Contest in McConnells Hall Hamiota Wednesday Nov 6th 8 p m Prizes for instrumental and vocal items All entries by 12 noon Nov 15 Ted Venables phone 19 Hamiota Hamiota Children s orchestra in attendance Admission 35c children under 15 20c See bills The annual meeting of the rate payers of the Village of Hamiota and school trustees was held in the Council Chamber Monday evening Geo S Anderson chair Reports of the Mayor Councillors Trustees Hamiota School and Hospital given Not many presents meeting quiet Nomination Tuesday retiring Councillors John Caldwell and Dr J M Williams returned by acclamation as were retiring school trustees F C Bennett Robi Brooks and Wm Murray
A notice from the Municipality of Hamiota Manitoba under the 1938 warrant warns delinquent landowners that their parcels may be sold by public auction on December 15 at 2 PM in the Council Chamber if arrears of taxes and costs are not paid. Secretary Treasurer WM. T. Andrew signs the notice dated November 4, 1938.
A discussion on bank balance sheets explains that deposits represent real wealth, backing from tangible assets. It argues that deposits come from workers and producers whose labor creates wealth and that banks hold assets convertible to cash to meet demand.
A local bank manager invites questions and discussion about banking. He offers to share experiences and insights from his perspective to help customers understand services.
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