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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 25, 1995
Page
3
Youth fitness in the nation is at a low point with studies showing active living from an early age leads to longer healthier lives. The notice invites families to adopt an active lifestyle, highlights ski trails and public skating, and announces a new Fitness Centre opening in Hamiota with details to follow.
The Midwest Recreation District reports Nancy Strachan began teaching fitness classes and plans a Fitness Leadership Training Course in Brandon on January 27 28 and February 10 11 1996. The course costs 190 dollars and includes manual and study guide. For details contact MFLDA at 1 800 432 1960 extension 8644 or Nancy Strachan.
Jim and Marie Scott along with Del and Loretta Pierce and John and Heather Lea host the second annual Community Christmas Dinner at Hamiota Community Hall. The event is free and open to all with food music and fellowship. A week later another large event follows.
The 4th Annual New Year Eve Party by the Action Committee Against Drinking and Driving runs 7:00 PM to midnight at the Hamiota and District Sports Complex with skating broomball and curling. Proceeds from a second downtown party fund the complex as the Flashback brings 1950s to 1970s music. Tickets via complex board members and local shops.
The fall vestry meeting at Christ Church was postponed due to a winter storm and rescheduled to November 15 at A Pedlow s home. With seven members present Rev F Griffith led a prayer and scripture reading from St Luke 17 11 19 focusing on gratitude. Beginning January services will be held at A Pedlow s with plans to invite Capt Reed Fleming Church Army for one day. The annual meeting is set for January 10 at 2 00 p m at the secretary treasurer s home.
Dr. Jon Gerrard says Community Access slows distance barriers and minority isolation as part of a federal information highway plan. By 1998 over 1,000 rural communities linked, with $6 million funding, matching funds and local sites required. next competition proposals due October 31, 1996.
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