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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 03, 1997

Page

4

Cold turkey better than tapering for quitting smoking says editor

Bill Hall editorializes that cold turkey is faster and more effective than tapering via gum patches or nicotine inhalers. He argues these aids prolong nicotine dependence and compares tapering to a failed dieting effort while praising the decisiveness of quitting abruptly.

Candor Bill Hall Lewiston, Idaho Tribune

New minister sought for United Church of Hamiota

The Hamiota United Church Executive Council met January 22 to discuss pastoral changes and the search for a new minister. John and Heather requested ending their relations by April 30 and John’s reduction to half time from January 1. The budget passed and auditors were named for 1997.

Hamiota United Church Executive Council Seneta John Ken Smith Ore Heather Kelley Heaman Ray Armstrong Vicki Smith Karen Mathison Executive Council Carl Weibe See Dale T of the Ne Edith Caldwell Thelma Morris Helene Dillon Charlie Kingdon Presbytery Heather Lea Chumah UCW

Crandall United Church Holds Annual Meeting

Crandall United Church met January 21 at 2 00 p m in the church parlour with seven members present. Rev David Morton opened with scripture and prayer. Ivan Lawrence and Nora Shier were nominated chairperson and secretary respectively.

Crandall United Church David Morton Ivan Lawrence Nora Shier Brian Johnston Oak River Hazel Henderson

Winter Stays Cold as Energy Use Rises

A long cold winter keeps daytime and nighttime temperatures frigid, raising overall hydro consumption. The author notes the persistent chill across days and nights and looks ahead to spring arriving in a few months.

Rural Crime Watch Meeting Scheduled at Hamiota Office

Residents urged to join Rural Crime Watch at the Hamiota Municipal office on Wednesday February 5 1997 at 7 30 p m to discuss preventing crime in the rural area.

Rural Crime Watch Meeting Rural Crime Watch Hamiota

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