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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 16, 1963

Page

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Sewage Rates Set by Village Council on October 10

The village council approved sewer charges of 3.00 per month plus a 1.00 service fee with a 5.50 minimum for sewer and water. Retroactive to August 1, the charges apply to residents already using the system since December. Other actions include 7100 in building permits, a 600 snow plow grant request, a revision court on October 21, and a 30000 loan by law pending Utility Board approval.

Department of Public Works Royal Bank

United Church Groups Plan Meetings and Aid Efforts

Unit meetings set for October 22 at Mrs. Fra ser and Mrs. Maddock homes with 2 pm start. Sunday Schools total 17 classes. U C W forms a three member committee to gather materials for Florence English to use in Ghana. World Council of Churches funds reach nearly 400000 for prefabricated homes for Skopje earthquake survivors. Canada contributes 1000 and 5000 to WCC relief. First prefab dwellings from Upper Austria. foundations underway in Skopje.

W. A. Cochran T. J. Strachan F. J. Coombs World Council of Churches Skopje Yugoslavia United Church of Canada Macedonian Relief Committee Toronto Methodist Church of WCC Inter Church Aid Refugee World Service Upper Austria

Grass seed orders available until October 31

M Deveson Ag Rep notes seed orders accepted until October 31 with no seed after October. price two dollars per acre. Contact office promptly. Also mentions soil testing interest, rabies in area limited to skunks, and advice to kill skunks to curb spread. Requests for aged bulls three to five years old to help with possible sales.

Wildlife Branch

Partridge Invades Widow Home Near Thanksgiving

An elderly Hamiota widow Mrs Eliza beth Venables found a large partridge flying among windows after stepping onto the verandah. She heard glass crunch and noticed a hole in the window where the bird had entered. The intruder was cornered and released after a scramble.

Elizabeth Venables Mrs. Venables

Donna Airey Feted At Miscellaneous Shower

A memorial hall shower honored Miss Donna Airey a bride elect for October 19. Corsages were given to the honoree her mother and grandmother. Guests were escorted to seats by Donna Airey and Mrs. A Black and Mrs. F Black. The hall featured white and yellow streamers and tall flowers. Mrs. M White and Mrs. L Day presented a humorous skit while gifts were given by Mrs. White. The program included a vocal solo by Mrs. F Angus and readings by several attendees.

Memorial Hall Donna Airey A. Black F. Black W. Heapy Donna Miss Johns E. Kent 0. Davidson L. Day

District Happenings in Memorial Hall Meeting's Plans

The legion auxiliary met October 9 with 18 members led by Mrs L McCallum. They discussed a home nursing course and arranged two members to meet with W.1 and other groups to plan Senior Citizens entertainment. Flowers were to be sent to an adopted veteran in Deer Lodge for November, and Poppy Day Tea is planned for November 9 with touch and take parcels. The evening ended with a lunch by Mrs Sabeski White and Cummings, next meeting November 13. Final plans for the Old Time Dance on October 11 featured organizers Anderson Lorraine Cochrane Dora Stevens and Rena Smith.

The Legion Auxiliary Memorial Hall L. McCallum Deer Lodge M. Sabeski B. White M. Cummings

Weekend Visits and Hospital Notes From Local Areas

Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Bill Evans of Winnipeg with Mrs Smuttell's family and Mr and Mrs Gordon White Craig with Brian. Mrs H Rivers remains a patient at Hamiota Hospital. Glenboro visitors include Mr and Mrs Alvin Cassick and family. Edmonton and Winnipeg travelers are also noted. The Scotia Ladies Club met at Mrs Grace Anderson’s with 15 members and donated to hospital fruit supplies.

Bill Evans Winnipeg M. Smuttell Gordon White Craig Brian H. Rivers Hamiota Hospital Alvin Cassick Glenboro W. Taylor Pease Collie Jim Ridley J. Ridley Archie Esplin Cypress River J. Morison Harvey Gray Edmonton Herald Rivers Keith Strachan Garth Strachan Scotia Ladies’ Club Grace Anderson Mesdames Grace

Thanksgiving Week End Social and Community Farewell

Residents in Lavinia and nearby towns hosted visitors from Wilcox Winnipeg Rosetown and Brandon over the long weekend. A social hosted by Mr and Mrs Geo Peacock honored couples moving away to Hamiota and the McConnell district with gifts and greetings. Cards 500 dinner and best wishes followed with high and low scorers named.

Barry Taylor Wilcox Sask Percy Taylor Lawrence Tremaine Wilcox Bob McConnell Winnipeg Toulon A. Rockley Mervyn McConnell Delmar McConnell Fort Francis Ont E. Johns Murray Dallas Rosetown Saskatchewan Leonard Butler Eddie Banff Lynda Knight Karen Cochrane Brandon Elgin McConnell Geo. Peacock W. Baxter Hamiota W. Bell McConnell L. Angus Clarence Cochrane

Through the Sights with Peep Light Pete

A long local column notes curling for a banner season with artificial ice and reports on hunting, football, and community events. It highlights the Decker CGLT meeting, family visits, fishing plans at Oak Lake, and a major water control project announced by Hon. George Hutton to raise the lake level and build a dyke system for recreation wildlife and water supply.

Manitoba R.C.M.P Art Oakden Bombers Calgary B. C B.C Oak Lake George Hutton Agriculture and Conservation Hutton Plum Lake Creek Souris

Local Thanksgiving Visits Noted in Decker Area

Mr and Mrs Frank Rosen berger and Mr and Mrs Schweitzer undertake a donation trip to the States. Mr John Higgins of Brandon visits his parents Mr and Mrs Gordon. Minnie Elliott of Hamillota spends a few days visiting.

Frank Rosenberger Schweitzer States John Higgins Brandon Gordon Minnie Elliott Hamiota

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United Church News Observer Italy M. Deveson RED Cross Oak River News Pope News Lavinia News Dodgers Oak River Saskatoon Harvey Duncan J. D. Quinton A. J. Schweitzer Ab Rockley Ray Gregory Cameron Schweitzer Collins Darlingford Bob Gammack Wes Gregory Wes Runchey Bert Bailey Minnedosa Barry Scarth Raymond Barry Knight Fort Francis Ontario Bruce Doherty Mariea Langruth Bill Padfield Winnipeg Beach Padfield Doug Johnstone Doug Mr. Clair Shoemaker Sask Ab Shoemaker Yorkton Sask M. Reid Stan Osborne Newdale Bill Johnstone Roblin Mel McKay Alexander Delbridge Decker C.G Decker United Church Marilyn Johnstone Dawn Bailey Linda Stewart Sandra James Joyce Hunter G. Decker M. Foxton Decker News
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