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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 18, 1968

Page

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Late Night And Sunday Calls Cost Less Starting September 15th

Manitoba Telephone System announces bargain long distance rates effective September 15 for station to station calls within Manitoba between midnight and 6 a.m and on all day Sunday. Three minute Manitoba calls drop to 65 cents maximum. Winnipeg to Dauphin to 40 cents. Selkirk to Swan River to 45 cents. Cross Canada rates drop to a maximum of $1.00 for three minutes.

Manitoba Telephone System Manitoba Winnipeg Dauphin Tion DDD Coin J. F. Mills Mills Vancouver Portage la Prairie Edmonton

W I Meet Oak River Fall Meeting Opens

The regular fall meeting of W L opened on Thursday September 6. Vice President Mrs V McPhaden presided as Mrs M White attends the Triennial convention of the Associated Country Women of the World in East Lansing Michigan. Committees reported a busy summer with Memorial Hall improvements. Alma Hedley spoke on the Home Beautification program. Mrs Don Haggarty won the village trophy but could not attend. Dot Pangman received this year’s grounds trophy. Peters earned her permanent trophy from last year. Power noted work at Upland cemetery and a project for Man. Cent. 1970.

Oak River W.L V. McPhaden M. White Associated Country Women of the World East Lansing Mich U.S.A Alma Hedley Don Haggarty Dot Pangman Peters Power Upland Cemetery Man

Manitoba Eases Sales Tax Reporting for 5000 Vendors

Manitoba announces quarterly filing for about 5000 vendors and purchasers whose monthly taxable transactions are under 200 dollars. Those with higher totals remain on monthly returns with notices to switch forthcoming. First quarterly returns due in December and officials expect minor interest loss while saving mailing and processing costs.

Winnipeg Manitoba Gurney Evans Evans

Highway Paving Tenders Opened Near Portage la Prairie

Manitoba highways department opened tenders for 1.8 miles of two lane addition to the Trans Canada highway west of Portage la Prairie. The low bid came from BA Construction Limited of Transcona at 178100 dollars. Work to extend the western lanes to the new bridge over the Portage diversion should finish this fall to allow traffic during bridge construction.

Winnipeg Manitoba Highways Department Portage la Prairie BA Construction Limited Transcona Portage By-Pass Portage Diversion Portage Trans- Canada

Eighteen Teachers For New Term At Hamiota School

Hamiota Elementary opens with about 360 students and 20 staff for 1968 69. Fifteen classrooms active. New reading program for grades three and four. Social studies and spelling revisions introduced. Principal H. E. Brown leads staff including teachers across grades and opportunities.

Hamiota Elementary School McMillan Embury Burton Finlayson Mathison Stevens Bridge Miss Young Reid Miss Downey Coombs Miss Oakley Cochrane Lyall Miss Wallace Campbell Hazelwood Duchart G. Lyall H. E. Brown

Friends Honor Phyllis Knight Shower Honors Aug Party

A miscellaneous shower for Miss Phyllis Knight was held at Chumah hall on August 19. Guests included her mother Mrs. C Knight and Mrs. Cosgrove, mother of the groom, with grand mother Mrs. H Knight present. Phyllis received an umbrella gift and corsages, a poem was read, and 102 guests signed the guest book. Highland dancing entertained, lunch and social hour followed.

Phyllis Knight Chumah Hall C. Knight Cosgrove H. Knight N. Argue L. White C. Johnson F. Bates Jo-Ann Riddell W. Riddell

Caribou Licences Available In Manitoba Woods

Winnipeg Manitoba wildlife branch seeks woodland caribou hunters. About 200 licences remain for areas 2 and 3 with some in the other four zones. Licences cost 20 dollars for residents and 100 dollars for non residents, apply by cheque or money order to roam 1003 Norquay building, listing 2 or 3 hunting area choices.

Winnipeg Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources Norquay

Glee Club Re organized at Hamiota meeting

The Hamiota and District Glee Club reorganized on Monday night September 16. New officers include President Catherine Johnston Sec-Treas Doris Mathison Conductress Norah Mathison Pianist Vi Smith. Committees cover drama music with Vi Smith Norah Mathison Ken Smith. The group will handle the Children's Aid Concert and a spring concert planning begins. Practice is Monday nights at 8 p.m. Interested participants are invited to attend.

Hamiota and District Glee Club Catherine Johnston Sec-Treas Doris Mathison Norah Mathison Vi Smith Ann Perlmutter Mildred Fraser Ken Smith Glee Club

Strachan William Birnie Strachan Obituary at 77

William Birnie Strachan 77 of Hamiota Manitoba died September 15 1968 after a long illness at Assiniboine hospital Brandon He was born on the Scotia district homestead and retired to Hamiota in 1956 A devoted church member and community trustee he leaves wife Annie Angus Strachan and six daughters two sons nineteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren with numerous relatives The obituary lists numerous survivors and pallbearers naming local civic and family ties

William Birnie Strachan Hamiota Manitoba Annie Ethel Assiniboine Hospital Brandon Scotia United Church Scotia Sunday School Oakner Consolidated School Hamiota Agricultural Society Hamiota Consumers Co-operative Hamiota Curling Club Strachan Annie Ethel Angus Olive A. R. Paterson Bernice A. S. Lowe Winnipeg Viola C. H. Pinsent Stephenville Mld Evelyn W. N. Macdonald Calgary Joyce D. de. Koch Cingeees Texas Phyllis J. Longmuir Pinawa Keith Garth Thomas Margaret John Lobban Wes Rivers Tom Gray Ernie Dixon Ken Fraser Kerr Fraser Wee Hws Hone Mitchel Alfred Strachan Med Anderson Harvey Gray Angus Ken Smith

Rural appeal seeks funds for CMIB rehabilitation programs

The message urges financial support for CMIB to sustain eye service and prevention programs across the province. It notes a province-wide rural appeal underway and calls on readers to donate when volunteers call.

CMIB

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