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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1994
Page
4
Bill Hall reflects on why people stash old car bodies and junky furniture amid yard clutter. He links hoarding to fear of want, cheapness, and a need to stock spare posts strings and parts, while acknowledging his wife’s tidiness and his own luck in having her.
A Birtle teacher received a five day leave of absence at the Birdtail River School Division meeting on Feb 9 with substitute costs deducted from salary. Jeff Robertson will be away March 14 to 18. Darren Skatch can attend Strathclair Community School for 1993-94 if transportation costs to the division are not incurred. Prairie Partnership receives final Shoal Lake School addition payment of 844.39. Trustees’ expenses listed include Baker 276.90, Bone 98.28, Carter 259.84, Gerrard 276.12, Nicholson 323.70, Barteaux 266.50, Bridge 170.30, Chappell 206.70, Grabauskas 269.10, Simard 35.10. Next meeting set for Feb 23 at Crandall, 7:30 p.m.
Mayville State University announced Darren Smith as a Fall 1993 Dean's List honoree for maintaining a 3.50 GPA. Smith, son of Carol and Brian Smith of Hamiota, is a senior Education major with a Health and Coaching minor, in his first year at Mayville State after studying Phys Ed at Bismarck and Grand Forks universities.
Miniota Home and School Association announces Bob King, a children’s entertainer and songwriter, will perform on Thursday February 24 at 7 30 p.m. in the school gym. Tickets are 3 and proceeds aid the association. Contact Sharon Armitage at 567 3602 for details.
The Canadian Mental Health Association Re-Store seeks usable materials from donors including windows doors cabinets lumber carpet plumbing and electrical fixtures. Call for Free Pickup at 728-2227 and support recycling reusing and restoring.
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