04 Feb 1987
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 04, 1987
Page
1
Paul Hann is scheduled for two concerts at Hamiota Collegiate on Friday February 6. The afternoon show begins at 1 00 p m and ends earlier than the 7 00 p m evening performance. Tickets can be obtained from Denny Decker at the Midwest Recreation District Office.
The Brandon YWCA opens nominations for its third Women of Distinction Awards across seven fields Agriculture Arts Business Community Affairs Professional Public Service Sports Health Leisure. Nominations run January 1 to February 20 with forms at 148 11th St Brandon or regional offices.
Hamiota reports 1986 fundraising reached $1,667 in the Heart Foundation drive reflecting inflation and steady grants in aid. Dr Dexter Harvey notes cardiovascular research advances while President Jack McDonald highlights the 30th anniversary and 30,000 volunteers. Mae Roberts thanks supporters in Hamiota for the campaign.
The Confederation of Regions Party held its first open meeting of the year at Oak Lake Hall on Wednesday January 28 with about 60 attendees. Members were encouraged to join as plans to pursue policy work continue under a new leader set to take office in the spring.
Strathclair Drama Club presents Brigadoon in a Lerner Loewe musical set in a mythical Scottish village. The production, under a New York library arrangement, stars an enthusiastic cast and promises exuberant music and dances with local timing to be announced.
The Hamiota District Health Centre will host a simulated disaster on February 11 1987 before noon under Manitoba Emergency Health Services and Manitoba Health Services Commission. Staff will treat casualty victims in a life like emergency scene with involvement from ambulance service fire department RCMP and provincial emergency health services.
Brandon Manitoba has lost 11 percent of its farms in ten years and the farm population has declined 22 percent. By 1986 average farm size rose to 656 acres with a $305000 capital investment. Janey Honey and Glen Flaten will introduce the session outlining current farm conditions and a 1976 1981 1986 comparative picture.
An informational meeting in the Hamiota Community Room discussed forming a Hamiota and Area Lioness Club. Attendees from Hamiota Oak River and Kenton heard Linda Koshowski of Wheat City Lioness Club speak on benefits and planning. A follow up meeting is set for February 9 1987 at 7 30 p m with contact details provided.
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