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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1987
Page
3
Winnipeg health critic Don Orchard accused the Department of Health Continuing Care Program of overspending by over 8 million dollars, 33 percent above budget, citing an internal audit that questions accounting accuracy. He urged ministerial leadership to prevent squandered funds and ensure home care and health services access.
The Health Centre auxiliary tea on May 14 1987 at Hamiota Community Hall netted 248.80 from craft and bake tables and 385 from a staff raffle. After hall rent 30 the total profit reached 603.80. Proceeds support a hospital century tub scale purchase while MLA Orchard urges cost effective health care reform.
Greg and Marge Cloake attend the 76th Annual Spring Convocation at the Western Manitoba Centennial Auditorium on May 23 1987 to see their daughter Dawn Jo Anne Cloake receive a Bachelor of Education degree. Also present were Mr and Mrs Mortensen and Beth Mitchell of Winnipeg. Beulah store collected 98 to support the Manitoba Lung Foundation in memory of Lloyd Evans. Bananas storage tips follow.
Hamiota Mites beat Kenton 24 9 on May 19 and Miniota 25 12 on May 26 in Mermaid Minor Fastball League. Coached by Ed Graham and Allan Ranson, the 10 and Under team features first year players with evolving positions. Upcoming games include River Kenton Miniota Hamiota and Rivers at Hamiota with all 7 pm starts.
Local column notes the death of Florence MacMillan of Winnipeg and funeral in Winnipeg. Reports visits by Mary Sawyer to Vancouver for nephew David Anderson’s UBC Masters in Arts in planning study and details a two week trip west with Harvey Hyde and Nelson Kreager visiting four provinces.
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