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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1961
Page
6
The notice recalls the passing of Carll on September 20 1954 and notes memory by his son Bart Kobar The Pas and by Mr and Mrs Fred Walden Rickie They also mention Carol and Verne attending the Basler Rumak wedding at Hudson Bay Saskatchewan recently.
A cluttered classified column lists rental space for a four room house near Appy Fred's Shoe Shop and various sale offers. Items include Destroyer TM for outdoor toilets, hay, piglets, flax straw, dual Therm heaters, and a postpaid can of cleaners. Also contains helper recruitment and a September hospital event.
Multiple memorial notices honor Ethel Schofield who died September 18, 1960 and Mrs. William Pearson who died September 27, 1969 1960s tributes mark remembrance by family including Carolyn Johns Bill Henderson Jim Hanna and the Kazakoff family with Rolling River school division delaying December opening plans.
Ratepayers of Hamiota Rural Municipality are informed the General and Business Assessment Rolls are deposited for inspection until September 30 1961. Appeals must be lodged with the Secretary-Treasurer by September 39 1961. The council meets at 8:00 PM at the wnesl chamber to hear complaints. By Order WM. T. ANDREW Secretary-Treasurer Dated at Hamiota Man September 1 1961.
Report notes new high schools in the Ivysaen area remain incomplete as work continues. Officials say funding and construction timelines affect readiness for the upcoming academic year.
The General and Business Assessment Rolls for the Village of Hamiota are deposited with the Secretary-Treasurer and remain open for inspection until October 2, 1961. Any appeals must be lodged with the Secretary-Treasurer by that date. Council meets October 12 at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber to review assessments and hear complaints. By order, dated September 1, 1961.
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