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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 1984
Page
8
Home Economists urge farm families to convert irregular income into a regular monthly amount through a family living allowance. Steps include reviewing past spending, defining covered expenses, choosing funding sources, and transferring the set amount to a separate account. It helps stabilize finances and control credit use.
Manitoba government officials presented final language service proposals in the legislature. The plan creates provincial language services for communities with 800 residents or eight percent French speakers, lists Winnipeg areas, and establishes a Language Services Advisory Council and a bilingual Ombudsman to oversee and mediate complaints.
Sixteen members attended the Shiloh United Church Women meeting at Mrs O McLaughlin’s home in January. Rev Judy Barker led the installation of 1984 officers. A slide presentation by Edward Bond and Richard Stevenson from their overseas trip showcased New Zealand Canada Japan and Southeast Asia. New officers and programs for 1984 were announced and a luncheon followed.
Mrs Badger returns home from hospital and well wishes follow. Mr and Mrs Bill Bradley visit their mother Mrs Allen on Friday. Mrs Mary Knight visits Bruce Knights at Decker on Wednesday. Dewey Hanson visits relatives in Estersazy Saskatchewan. Square Dance Club crowds in with old time orchestra. Residents share tea for Winona Lee's birthday as she receives felicitations. Pat Birch and Jackie of Brandon visit Musgrove family over weekend.
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