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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 22, 1979
Page
7
An eclipse information telephone line is set up by University College Winnipeg astronomy department. The line at 474 9100 operates 10 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday from February 12 to 23. Senior astronomy students and staff will answer questions on what to expect safe viewing timing and related topics.
SHILO six members of the Snow Drifters returned February 15 after a 500 mile four day run from Brandon City Hall to Flin Flon with stops at Russell Swan River and The Pas. The trip promoted the Canadian Winter Games and raised funds for Manitoba Crippled Children and Adults.
A new organization, the International Grade Horse Association, seeks grade horse owners nationwide from B.C. to New Brunswick. It offers a points system across open shows, end-of-season and annual awards in 13 championships, a quarterly newsletter, and a national voting process. Registration does not require breeding stock, and youth riders can earn specific certificates. Contact P.O. Box 818 Beausejour, Man. ROE 000 by mail.
Ian M. Sutherland, 43, of Winnipeg, was named to the Historic Sites Advisory Board by Norma L. Price. A Greater Winnipeg Gas Company executive, he has roots in Moose Jaw and Winnipeg schools, and a keen interest in fur trade and Red River history. He helped found The 49th Parallel group and contributed to a marker for David Thompson.
Canada expanded its Employment Tax Credit Program to spur private sector hiring. New features include higher credits up to 3344, longer maximum term of 12 months per employee, broader eligibility for businesses, and simpler processing with two single page forms. Eligible unemployed individuals registered at a Canada Employment Centre for two weeks can participate.
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