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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1980
Page
4
Community notes detail the Midwest Volunteer Program rolling along with new activities. Calls are invited for summer camp planning, weight training in Kenton or Hamiota, swimming lessons with Pat Fraser, tennis clinics, and T-Ball guidance. Free time volunteers urged to help run programs.
Health Centre announces new hires including Joan Luke LPN Mavis George LPN Rachel Dacquay RN Maxine Cumming in dietary and Diane Kirk in dietary. Fiona Hankin housekeeping Allan Cumming plant maintenance. Peggy Johnston director of nursing retired after twelve years of service. Marlene Andrew appointed DON January 1 1980. Ab Cochrane retired as maintenance man after ten years.
The Hamiota dance club held its first annual recital at Valleyview Community Centre Brandon on Friday May 30. Groups featured 5 to 6 year olds Kristen McDonald Kim Kirk Trina Mathison Erin Cochrane Kristi Prawdzik Melanie Holden Kim Mathison Jennifer James Jennifer Barager. The 7 to 10 year olds included Kerri Robertson Tracey Lyall Shannon Kirk Lori Galatiuk. Older dancers were Andrea Drake Cindy Prawdzik Donna Brown Rena Little Michelle Barager and Cindy Knight. All groups performed two dances learned this winter under Brandon instructor Ardith Leggat.
Charlie Mayer reports that the Quebec vote prompts Western Canadians to seek parity and better Ottawa attitudes. He argues for shared Canada based on fair resource benefits, improved transportation for market access, and skepticism about overemphasizing constitutional change.
Local golf tournament lists winners by flight with names and places. Terry Patrick and Emma Elvers highlighted among multiple flight champions, with kudos to all participants and organizers for weathered spring conditions.
The Rolling River School Division rejects Shilo nonresident fees of 300 dollars annually and requires families to seek permission to attend Shilo schools. The board funds special needs programs for 1980 81, insulates Tanner's Crossing roofs and maintains furnaces, and arranges carpet cleaning and fire safety for custodians. Kindergarten two three schools expand to 70 day terms. Reliable Life won student accident insurance. five youth for Summer Employment Program were denied federal approval.
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