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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1982
Page
9
The Hire A Student Office lists over 40 students in regular jobs and 60 in casual roles with all available students employed. Verna Reid of Hamiota won the draw for a free day of student work. A fair booth is open July 14 at Shoal Lake and July 15 at Hamiota with a free babysitting service sponsored by Co op.
Visitation at Allan and Maxine Cumming’s Lorimer-Cumming farm centennial included Otis and Hazel Strong Glenna Strong Garry Dot and Trudy Lorimer Glen and Margaret Morison Pete and Bernie Morison from Airdrie Alberta Irene Harrison of Sardis B C Tom and Lucia Morison of Wayzata Minnesota and Allan’s Calgary relatives Mr and Mrs Bill Anderson and Jan Annie Robertson with sisters Marie Krempin Margaret Hewgill and Stan Hensgill returned from Yukon Alaska Grace and Scott Anderson welcomed Rod Anderson Bob Anderson and family from Calgary Hanley Saskatchewan visitors included Max Anderson Vic Zdunich Francis Loberg Blanche Loberg James Anderson Ed Anderson Cyril Anderson and his sons Sean and Scott from Burlington Ontario.
A university psychologist questions mandatory retirement age after six years of research. He argues that judging a person by age is as unfair as judging a book by its cover.
Manitoba Health Services Commission offers 80 percent of approved costs toward eyeglasses for residents 65 and over with a $50 deductible per year. Benefits cover prescription lenses standard frames and medically required items. Initial period runs July 1 1982 to March 31 1983 with yearly cycles April 1 to March 31.
Natural Resources Minister Al Mackling urges Manitobans to carry out litter and use receptacles in forested areas. He cites a Kississing Lake road garbage report and says enforcement covers conservation officers park rangers and Health Department staff.
Community members gathered on Sunday July 4 to honor the Doupe family’s centennial on the original homestead. The event featured family photos, a family tree display and commemorative plaques. Many relatives joined Vel and Stan Doupe for the weekend and extended visits from Frank and Edna Doupe and others.
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