10 Jun 1976
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
1
Riverside Canucks hammered Hamiota for 5 first inning runs and led 5 to 3 after eight. Red Sox offense found a brief spark in the eighth and final totals showed Riverside 7 Hamiota 3, with Fisher delivering a long homer after a 3-0 count.
The Manitoba government will charge a $3 fee to hunter and firearm safety course participants to cover volunteer instructors' expenses. Instructors will collect the fee. no revenue goes to the government. The department will still provide instructional materials at no charge. Class size will be limited to 25, with a 50 cap in exceptional cases, and more staff will attend courses to maintain quality. Since 1964 over 56,000 have completed the program, mandatory for first hunting licence applicants and youths under 19. Manitoba has earned a regional quality award nine of the last 11 years.
The Manitoba Government with federal cooperation will start a program to train up to 10 Indian and Metis constables for Indian reserves and adjacent communities. The effort aims to enhance policing by providing trained indigenous officers and improving public safety across reserves in Manitoba.
The 11th Annual Children's International Folk Dance Festival was held Saturday May 15 at Hamiota Collegiate. The event drew a well attended audience and featured performances by children from multiple groups.
Manitoba’s Highways Department reports a sharp rise in dust control for gravel roads using calcium chloride and used motor oil. By May 7 this year 186 tons of calcium chloride and 72 000 gallons of used oil had been deployed, with 12 units on patrol and farmstead buffer stretches. The program aims to reduce dust near farm buildings and has drawn participation from communities including Boissevain Holland Souris Brandon Virden and Inglis among others.
In Hamiota on May 30 the Hogeland family celebrated Wilf’s 80th birthday with about 34 descendants attending a buffet at two o’clock. Maurice proposed a toast and gave a stereo as a gift. On June 2, Wilf spent a quiet afternoon with his sister Mrs Edna Smith and sisters-in-law Mrs Mary Knight and Mrs Ruth Wilson of Hamiota.
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