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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 02, 1996

Page

3

Tracing Henry Lineage Reaches Oak River Roots

Mitchell Ontario woman seeks Henry cousins in Oak River linked to John Henry who emigrated from Scotland around 1840. Kate McKenzie named as a Henry cousin. Edward and William Henry settled nearby in Perth County. Mrs Roy Pearn, great granddaughter of Edward, invites contact at R R 3 Mitchell Ontario NOK 1N0.

Echo Office Mitchell, Ont Henry Oak River Kate McKenzie Edward Henry Pearn R.R Mitchell

Vandalism and Smoking Policy Stir Hamiota Complex Town

Last week's Echo reported vandalism at the Miamiota and District Sports Complex and discussion on its smoking policy. Residents note the facility’s high construction and maintenance costs and call for protection and pride. Smoker violations sparked comments, with new no smoking signs posted around the complex.

Echo Miamiota and District Hamiota and District

Manitoba teachers warn of school funding cuts ad campaign

Ken Pearce of the Manitoba Teachers Society announces a new ad campaign protesting ongoing government cutbacks. Teachers report classroom impacts as funding declines, with $43.5 million cut cited in recent years. Public schools and student quality are at stake.

Manitoba Ken Pearce Manitoba Teacher’s Society Pearce

Birtle Citizens on Patrol Receives Crime Prevention Award

Justice Minister Rosemary Vodrey presented Manitoba Crime Prevention Awards in Winnipeg recognizing 10 individuals and groups including Birtle Citizens on Patrol for their volunteer efforts to reduce crime. Deputy Chief Dave Scott of Dakota Ojibway Police Service was also honored for the Billboard Project promoting healthy lifestyles.

Justice Rosemary Vodrey Manitoba Winnipeg Birtle Citizens On Birth Citizens On Patrol RCMP Neighborhood Watch Operation Provident Dave Scott Dakota Ojibway Police Service

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