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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 13, 1994

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Kerry Maynes Foursome Wins District Junior Women Curling Title

The Kerry Maynes rink from Hamiota defeated Wendy Tapp of Virden 11 8 in the District 3 final at Shoal Lake to claim the junior women crown. The lineup includes Kerry Maynes Abby Oakden Karla Badger and Leanne Gregory with Barb Maynes coaching. They advance to the Provincial Playdowns in Winnipeg January 6 7 and 8.

Kerry Maynes Hamiota Wendy Tapp Virden Shoal Lake Abby Oakden Karla Badger Leanne Gregory Winnipeg

Tougher penalties proclaimed under The Highway Traffic Act

Manitoba introduces longer driving suspensions for impaired driving auto theft and auto vandalism with immediate effect. The act adds auto theft and auto vandalism as suspension grounds and raises first offence suspensions to one year while subsequent offences stay at five years. Driver improvement courses may be ordered for offenders seeking licences.

Justice Rosemary Vodrey Glen Findlay Manitoba

First Time Impaired Drivers Lose Licence For One Year

Manitoba Public Insurance officials welcome a change to the Highway Traffic Act raising suspensions from six months to twelve months for a first impaired driving conviction. MPI stresses enforcement and education as key to reducing drunk driving during a province wide campaign running through the holiday season to January 1 1995.

Manitoba Public Insurance MPI Jim Kingdon Manitoba

Winnipeg Sergeant Returns From UN Civilian Police Tour

RCMP officer Kineshanko, stationed in Hamiota in the 1970s, returned from a six month UN Civilian Police Force tour in Bosnia. He joined 40 officers in Canada after rotations and faced Serb roadblocks before reaching home. He helped monitor human rights and train locals while delivering medicines.

RCMP Hamiota Bruce Kineshanko Winnipeg Bosnia United Nations Canada Set Kineshanko Yugoslavia Uncivpol Winnipeg Free Press

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PEPSI They Kerry Barb Mr. Findlay Manitoba Highways and Transportation Wanda Strachan
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