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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1983
Page
3
Yack Mathison critiques the Los Angeles Games era, noting a 700-strong security force plus a 42-person hostage rescue squad. He laments Olympic ideals, cites Munich and Montreal incidents, and questions today’s politicized Games amid Soviet boycott threats and Cold War tensions.
The third special meeting of Hamiota Village Council was held July 27 1983 at 7 00 p m. Present were Councillors Litzenberger Johnston Knight and Mayor Rankin. Discussions covered lagoon discharge completion July 25 potential liability issues crop insurance inspections and grant eligibility for sewer work. Paving plans for Third Street bus routes Second Street and Lilac Avenue dog license enforcement pool closure and corrective actions by Cleggs. By law 391 review on self reading meters. Meeting adjourned to August 17 1983 at 7 00 p m.
Olga McKinnon of Crandall and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Lobban with family of Rivers visited recently with Mrs. Townson. Sympathy to Margaret Allen on the sudden death of her brother Lorne. Get well wishes to Hazel Balck and Mrs. Schackt who are hospitalized. Gladys Cowan returned home after serving as a Dorm Dean at the Legion Athletic Camp Peace Gardens where over 600 students and 100 staff attended the first week, then 250 the next week.
Sheila Crowe won the Powder Puff Demolition Derby first prize at the Boissevain Turtle Derby earning a trophy and $50. The Crowes visited Bob's parents Nora and Ernie Crowe. The An dersons and Wrights returned from a three week Alaska vacation. Hugh Lawson is home after St Boniface Hospital treatments.
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