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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 12, 1978

Page

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Retirement Party Honors Hamiota Postmaster Coombs

On December 26 1977 Hamiota Community honored Postmaster F J Jack Coombs on his retirement after 27 years at the Hamiota Post Office. About 190 guests attended at the Community Centre with remarks from Mayor Harold McLaren and zone Postmaster J C Anderson.

Hamiota F.J Jack) Coombs Grandma Caldwell Jack Eleanor Louise Armstrong Mary Gray M.C. Jack Boyd Harold McLaren Guy Millar J.C. Anderson Virden Gwenda Coombs Edmonton Don Bonnie Tory Tamara Davilyn Coombs Brandon Bruce Debbie Coombs Thompson Bonnie Coombs Killarney Ross Coombs Steinbach Coombs

Rebekah Lodge 35 Reports Festive 1977 Year

Grace Rebekah Lodge Number 35 led by Mrs. Bruce Cochran celebrated a successful year. Events included a macrame owl raffle ticket sale, a card party and dance, a cystic fibrosis fundraiser netting $365, and a year-end pot luck with costume prizes. They sponsor a student for the United Nations Seminar in New York and plan officer installation on January 16 1978.

Hamiota Grace Rebekah Lodge Bruce Cochran Bob Morton Ross Robertson Cindy Prawdzik Jamie Jamieson Elgin McConnell Murray Coupland Hubert Murray Rene Lepine United Nations New York Shane Covenay Maureen McConnell

Jack King Appointed Acting Labor Deputy

John A. King, formerly assistant deputy minister in Manitoba’s Labor Department, is named acting deputy minister effective January 1. He succeeds James V. Goodison, has 18 years with the Winnipeg Fire Department and prior war service in the RCAF, and serves on national safety and standards boards.

Winnipeg John A. King Manitoba Department of Labor Edward R. McGillgas King McGill James V. Goodison Superintendent of Pensions Women’s Bureau Canadian Standards Association Manitoba Safety Council Winnipeg Fire Department

No Increases for 78 Autopac Rate

Manitoba minister Harry Enns announces no general rate increase for 1978 Autopac premiums. He notes a possible higher rating for 1979 vehicles, with revenues projected at 116.2 million and expenditures at 110.4 million for a 5.8 million surplus.

Winnipeg Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Autopac Harry Enns M.P.I.C Enns

Lassie Club Playdowns Round Robin Results

Five local rinks competed in a Lassie Club round robin with teams led by The Beems and others each posting three wins. District 3 qualifiers Heather Houck and Edith Caldwell will represent at Erickson from January 9 to 12, 1978.

Hamiota Vicki McGhee Betty Woodman Erickson Heather Houck Edith Caldwell

Ability Fund month in Manitoba description and goals

The Ability Fund, formerly the March of Dimes, is administered by The Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba. It funds rehabilitation services for physically disabled adults, with 1977 caseload totaling 5 674. The program offers social services, vocational training, prosthetic supplies, and other supports through a network of social workers across urban and rural Manitoba.

Ability Manitoba Ability Fund March of Dimes Society For Crippled Children and Adults of United Appeal United Appeals Altona Carman Gimli Minnedosa Morden Neepawa Pierson Pine Falls Portage la Prairie Reston Society

Junior Girls District 3 Play Held in Hamiota

Eight Junior Girls rinks played double knockout in Hamiota with teams from Hamiota Strathclair Rivers Erickson Oak River and Binscarth. Oak River skipped by Shelley Haggarty won the B side final over Hamiota skip Lynn McDonald. Binscarth defeated Oak River in the A side semi final, earning a spot in the Provincial play offs at Swan River on January 20 1978.

Hamiota Strathclair Rivers Erickson Oak River Binscorth Shelley Haggarty Hamidta Lynn McDonald Binscarth Swan River

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Rebekah Report Jack King Labor Lassie Club
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