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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1985
Page
10
Winnipeg energy minister confirms Alcoa pulled out of the joint study on a Manitoba smelter. The province notes the Letter of Understanding from 1984 and says other companies remain in talks while Manitoba remains attractive for a future smelter.
Highlights from the first two months in the House of Commons include record caucus size and three individuals addressed as The Right Honourable. Key items feature John Bosley as Speaker, Brian Mulroney as Prime Minister, and Finance Minister Michael Wilson’s Economic Statement urging deficit reduction to renew the economy.
Cardale group gathers Friday January 4 with nine present and lively games. Lunch hosts Grace Clark and Mrs. Jack. Beatrice and Kathy Allen of Brandon visited Bea’s mother Millie McCormick. Edna Clark left for home in B C. Bill Clark departed for a new job in the United States. Mr. and Mrs. Andy McCormick and Mabel Westbrook visited Curly and Flo Biccum in Strathclair Saturday January 5.
Kenton welcomes Frank and Ethel Snape to the former Holland home with ties to Penticton. The Kenton Legion held a one day bonspiel with seventeen rinks and a banquet by the Ladies Auxiliary. Local families share Christmas visits, new births and granddaughters, with Curtis relatives in Kenton and nearby towns. Bob Curtis named Club 200 winner on January 8th 1985, clarified as Ron Braun of Winnipeg.
A political column argues that Canadians cannot have high employment without cutting government debt and boosting investor confidence. It mocks conflicting voter desires and notes Prime Minister Mulroney and Milo Wilson facing budget choices while urging real action over political rhetoric.
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