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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 12, 1981
Page
7
A new system to register births marriages and deaths will start about April 1 as announced by Community Services Minister George Minaker. The plan uses hospital authorities clergy marriage commissioners and funeral directors as registrars to speed up processing and reduce delays.
U C W meeting at 2 o clock February 5 at Mrs Everett Westwood's home with 10 members present. Devotional led by Mrs Ivan Routledge and Mrs Gordon Knight from material on Disabled. Reports include correspondence from Lorna Greer Rolling Dale Cardale and a bake sale request for February 20. Treasurer notes cards sent and February budget includes bursaries. Members to donate an article for Edith Radley in Zaire at March meeting. Lunch served.
Fitness, Recreation and Sport Minister Bob Banman announces a ten thousand dollar grant for the R M of Hamiota under the Sport Facilities 80 program. The 50 50 cost share funds doors and roofing at the Decker skating rink to extend use and revenues.
The February 2 meeting of the Hamiota Nursery School was attended by 13 mothers and 2 teachers. They planned new shelves for library books and extra storage, Valentine's party plans, grandmothers day and Father's day for two age groups, and a sleigh ride for four year olds. Barb Anderson is thanked for making new curtains for the nursery room.
The article urges farmers applicators and weed supervisors to use safety gear and begin a blood test at season start with follow ups every two weeks. Brandon is the nearest facility. The writer argues a brief travel disruption now may prevent serious later health issues from herbicide exposure.
The Miniota Rodeo Committee met on Thursday January 29 with officer elections. Ed Gilchrist was chosen president Dick Reeves vice president and Ruby Weber secretary treasurer. The group set June 20 and 21 for the annual races and rodeo.
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