The main reasons for this is three fold.
- The first being that the reason for this was that Churchill was not even 'born' when those people went to war. These pioneers fought for Hazelwood, not Churchill as Churchill was not even invented then. The Churchill Township / residental area was Hazelwood.
- The second being that among the 'Hazelwood' generations (older members especially) and their families their is animosity still towards the political of 'the day' when the implanted town became known as Churchill. Effectively honoring a politician rather than honoring those generations of pioneers who changed the land for grazing.
- Just because some members in a 'towns' population thinks that they have the numbers therefor what they so happens is not the case. What this attitude is is political abuse of percieved power and down right abuse. Hazelwood and the generational ties to the area must be allowed a fair and equal voice. Opinions are always simmering below the surface.
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