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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 14, 1983

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Oak River Legion Auxiliary Meeting Minutes

Oak River Legion Auxiliary met December 1 with Alice Dowaletek chairing. A new member application was accepted. They discussed a centennial cookbook and ordered 500 copies. Collect recipes by January 1, 1984 at Shamray's Quick Freeze. Get well and baby cards were sent. Gladys Cowan to buy gifts for shut ins. Hall committee election planned for January. Men joined for games, Santa distributed gifts, pot luck lunch. Installation of officers set for January 5, 1984. Christmas wishes and New Year greetings.

Oak River Alice Dowaletek Shamray Gladys Cowan Santa Claus Maxine Shamray Santa

Oak River Explorers Plan December Community Gathering

The Oak River Explorers announce a church basement gathering on December 19 1983 at 7 30 p m with popcorn and refreshments and the film A Family. They will join the cubs for caroling on December 22 1983.

Oak River

Railways set to perform in moving grain

CP Rail executive vice-president R S Allison told the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool annual meeting that new Western Grain Transportation Act expands railways capacity to handle grain. He noted CP Rail will seek outside capital for a Rogers Pass tunnel and double tracking project due 1988, with 315 million dollars spent in 1983.

Allison Regina CP Rail R.S. Allison Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Thunder Bay Vancouver Rogers Pass Mr. Allison West Coast

Kenton School Hosts Second PTA Meeting Attended By Community

The Kenton Junior School hosted its second Parent-Teacher Association meeting on November 17 1983 with three teachers Mr Boyle Mr Nicholls Miss Cooper school trustee Mr Tolton and about twenty parents present. President Mrs Kasprick reviewed October minutes and the group approved fees for joining the provincial Home and School at 40 and the local family fee at 2.50 with terms for officers. Len Kasprick resigned from vice president and a new vice president will be chosen at the January meeting. Doris Fedun president of the Provincial Home and School Association spoke on its history levels and benefits and urged Kenton H S to draft its own Constitution and Bylaws for future reference.

Kenton Parent-Teacher Association Boyle Nicholls Len Kasprick

Final touches put on drama production at Hamiota

HAMIOTA The students have completed preparations for their annual production and are set for opening night at 7 30 tonight in the collegiate. The program starts with four selections by the Senior Band followed by a 72 voice chorus singing six Christmas carols with Mrs Vi Smith accompanying. The cast has labored to learn lines polish songs and perfect dance steps. Cinderella remains in rags but may try on the slipper if the chance arises. Attend tonight or tomorrow to learn The Truth About Cinderella.

Hamiota Vi Smith Cinderella

Bank of Montreal launches FirstBank Farm Machinery Line of Credit

TORONTO A new revolving line of credit aids farmers in purchasing machinery and equipment. The FirstBank Farm Machinery Line of Credit lets farmers pre arrange financing annually to buy gear with confidence, while avoiding over borrowing. Patrick Moncrieff notes advisory panels shaped the service and emphasizes eligibility based on sound finances and strong cash flow.

Toronto Bank of Montreal FirstBank Farm Machinery Patrick Moncrieff

Farmers get refunds on capital gains tax

Manitoba Finance Minister Vic Schroeder announces refunds under the Farmers Capital Gains Tax Refund Program for 1982. Cheques totaling 343,743 issued to 81 farmers, average 4,244, with 95 applications processed and 200 more potentially eligible. Delays tied to Revenue Canada assessments. urged eligible farmers to recheck 1982 records.

Winnipeg Vic Schroeder Manitoba

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