30 Jul 1986
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1986
Page
1
Foster parent Mrs. Vera Young shares Betty Jean a frail child weighing 19 pounds at 14 months who learns trust through care. After two weeks she smiles and soon bonds with siblings and a prospective adoptive family, ending with a joyful transition to a new daddy. Betty Jean forms affection, and the story closes on a hopeful adoption.
Hamiota Manitoba Lions Club raises funds for a reading machine and monitor for Mrs. Darlene Smith who is certifiably blind. Donations and events total about 4000, with 1800 from Lions Telethon and 1000 from Hospital Staff Fund. The 30th year marks Lions Don Mennie as District Governor 5M13.
Manitoba posts the lowest actual unemployment rate in Canada for June 1986 at 6.4 percent unadjusted for seasonality, down from 7.8 percent a year earlier, with 16 000 more employed (502 000 total) and 6 000 fewer unemployed. Youth unemployment falls to 10.7 percent, women’s rate to 6 percent, while Ontario stands at 6.5 percent.
A July 26 1986 shower in Chumah Hall honored Gayle Brown the bride elect for August 16. Guests pinned corsages and led her to a chair. Music was provided by Kim Mathison and Mary Cochran with Jim Mathison. Gifts were presented by Travis Brown and Ginger Fleury. Lunch followed.
Beth Cochran stars for Canada as the National Team wins the Women’s World Championship Preview in Hamilton Toronto and St Catherine’s. They defeat USA Korea and Germany and clinch the tournament with a playoff win then beat the USA in an exhibition. Bruce and Mary Cochran attend. After a 10 day break the team heads to Moscow before Spain exhibition dates. Beth returns to Winnipeg for her fifth year with the Lady Weamen.
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