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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1982
Page
6
Finance Minister Vic Schroeder warns Manitoba faces the largest per capita losses under new federal proposals to cut equalization and shared-cost health and education programs. He urges extended interim funding and full province-wide consensus before any five year pact changes.
Weekend workshop in Brandon February 12 14 aims to boost public relations skills of 4 H members and leaders. Sessions cover slide and tape radio newspaper and television with 120 participants expected from district nominations.
The Liquor Control Commission reports a 14.3 percent rise in sales from 192.27 million to 219.78 million for the year ending March 31 1981. Gross profits grew 13.7 percent as beer and spirits volumes increased modestly and wine sales climbed.
Oak River 4 H Club met January 25 1982 to plan a bonspiel on February 27 and announce charitable gifts of 25 to the Lions Telethon and 70 to the Manitoba Council. Treasurers report showed 317 82 dollars.
Mrs McBain visited with her daughter last Saturday at Hartney. Mrs J Ramsey attended her great grandson's birthday party and Mrs Robbins of Oak River also attended. Mrs Richardson hosted a birthday supper for friends. Rev Nadiene Greive led Thursday church service with guitar. Afterward tea at Myrtle Hemphill's. Mrs Schacht's daughter delivered birthday cake. Mrs Strachan returned home from hospital. Alice Gradwell passed away last week. sympathy to family. Visitors: Ed and Hazel Bulls’ son Lloyd and family from Brandon. Earl and Pearl Bull Friday. Bea McLean quilted on Monday. some ladies quilting and tea with Belle Mansell on Friday.
Mrs Inza Pollock visited daughter Lynn Cameron in Virden and attended the Canadian Figure Skating Competition in Brandon. Several families including the Vesser, Hyndman, Newton, Shaw, Bartel and Carnochan clans traveled to Brandon and Cardale for the skating events and social gatherings.
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