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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1982
Page
13
A roundup of Saskatchewan and Manitoba weeklies debating local elections and governance. Editors press for more candidate participation, protest tax rules, and defend press freedom while noting pet control debates and community pride. Local papers urge accountable council and school boards, plus humane policy on cats and dogs.
A collection of grateful notices thanks friends and neighbors for support gifts events and celebrations. Entries mention anniversaries weddings community showers hospital stays social gatherings and gifts, noting hosts organizers and particular helpers across several Manitoba towns.
Expressions of gratitude from the Bert Knight family for food flowers cards and visits during bereavement and hospital care. Appreciation to Rev Lynas Campbell's Funeral Home and U C W Unit 6 for services and luncheon and to Hamoniata Health Centre staff. Also thanks for anniversary celebrations and Kent social event organizers and attendees.
Robert John Knight born March 2 1899 in Agin court Ontario died October 13 1982. He moved to McConnell Manitoba at age eight and educated at Ellenville and McConnell. He married Mary A. Fowlie in 1923 and farmed in Lavinia Orwald and McConnell districts. Retired to Hamiota in 1963 after a year in Cardale. He served on McConnell School Board and participated in community activities. Survivors: son Glenn two daughters Marjorie of California and Wilma of Hamiota two sisters Mrs Les Pangman Annie Brandon and Mrs Emily Miller Hamiota. 13 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Funeral October 16 at 11 a.m. at Hamiota Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
Dianne Jamieson expresses gratitude to everyone who sent cards and flowers and to those who inquired after her recent hospital stay in Winnipeg.
In Memoriams HAZLEWOOD In loving memory of John Hazelwood who passed away October 25 1970 Another year has come and gone Since you left us for the great beyond The years pass by But precious memories never die Lovingly remembered by his wife and family.
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