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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 03, 1981

Page

8

Canadian Mayors Attend Emergency Planning Conference

Elected officials from across Canada gathered at the Federal Study Centre in Arnprior Ontario for an Emergency Planning Canada conference held October 19 to 22 1981. The event aims to inform leaders of responsibilities in disasters and to sharpen community response plans. Pictured left to right are J M Hanlin Miniota Man Reeve M Melnyk Brandon Man Alderman L P Schneider Regina Sask Mayor and W Shead Selkirk Man Mayor.

Canada Emergency Planning Canada Federal Study Centre Arnprior Ontario J.M. Hanlin Miniota Man Reeve M. Melnyk Brandon L.P. Schneider Regina Sask W. Shead Selkirk, Man

Park Residence News Visitors and Welcome Notes

Visitors at Ed Bull's residence include Don and Mary Bull and Vanscoy Saskatchewan youngsters. Mrs Phillips moves to live with her daughter. Mrs Badger will move into her suite. Ida Strachan hopes for quick health recovery. The Dixons remain in hospital. Mrs Teal is welcomed to the residence. Gladys Cowan hosted Ralph Chrisp's in Virden. Greigs from Virden visited Cowans. Christmas decorations were put up in the lounge. Capped by local church service led by Mr and Mrs Campbell Strathclair, with Mrs Campbell singing. Archie Black received a scroll at Oak River dinner marking 100 years of the Black farm. Lorné Robins visited his sister Margaret Allen in Rivers. Virden visitors included Ralph Chrisp family. Forrest guests Archie and Mrs Neabel. Mabel Fenty hosted Ellen Mansell, Irene Mansell, Tammy Thompson, Vernon Fenty and Angie Sorrel from Brandon.

Ed Bull Don and Mary Bull Vanscoy Saskatchewan Ida Strachan Dixon’s Mrs. Teal Gladys Cowan Ralph Chrisp Virden Cowan Greig Mr. Campbell Strathclair Oak River Archie Lorné Robins Rivers Margaret Allen Cowans Archie Neabel Forrest Mary Knight Mabel Fentys Ellen Irene Mansell Tammy Thompson Vernon Fenty Angie Sorrel Brandon

Flea Market Held by Hamiota Ceramics Club

Hamiota Manitoba held a community hall flea market on Saturday November 14 1981 sponsored by the Hamiota Ceramics Club. Mrs Betty Gregory won a Christmas Hamper from the admission tickets. Thirty one people rented tables and proceeds benefited the new Personal Care Home totaling 389 dollars. John Rankin opened the market and Ken Hudson auctioned the remaining items.

Hamiota Hamiota Ceramics Club Betty Gregory John Rankin Ken Hudson Ceramic Club

Band Program Showing Progress At Hamiota

HAMIOTA The Hamiota School Band parents met November 20 with Mrs. Jan Dixon presiding. About 50 students are involved as Mr. John Gibson from Brandon conducts Grade 6 band and sections for Grades 7 and 8. After school practice includes Kenton students. private lessons follow. The band played before Vaughan Wilson led the Festival Concert, with a Children’s Aid concert to follow. A fruit and grapefruit sale was approved for the first week of March. Incoming officers include Mrs. Jan Dixon president, 2nd vice president Mrs. Bobbi Prawdzik, treasurer Mrs. Betty Chappel, secretary Mrs. Pam, with two more officers and a vice president to be added.

Hamiota Jan Dixon John Gibson Brandon Kenton Vaughan Wilson Children’s Aid Bobbi Prawdzik Betty Chappel Pam Betty Rutherford

Agricultural Notes and Beef Producers Meeting Update

Agricultural notes warn rapeseed residues injure following crop by delaying germination and maturity while offering some weed suppression. Crop order by susceptibility to toxins includes fall rye, field corn, malting barley, feed barley, spring wheat, utility wheat, durum wheat, rape, mustard, flax. Beef producers meeting moved to Miniota Community Hall on December 8 at 10 a.m. Topics include herd health rations and pasture improvement. Federal Budget proposals cut income averaging and reserves used to minimize capital gains taxes, affecting farmers.

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