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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 16, 1997

Page

9

Rural Forum ’97 Spotlight Brings Local Success Stories

Reporter Marcie Harrison spent June 5 to 7 at the Rural Forum ’97 at the Keystone Centre Brandon seeking local success stories across agriculture business and community projects.

Marcie Harrison Rural Forum Keystone Centre Brandon

Hamiota Promotes Thrifty Three Deal At Rural Forum

Vickie Hunt of Hamiota Economic Development Corporation outlines the Thrifty Three vacation package for tourists featuring three nights for two at the campground, a free pool day, and a golf deal. The program aims to attract visitors, diversify the local economy, and create jobs since 1994.

Vickie Hunt Hamiota Economic Development Corporation HEDC Ms. Hunt Hamiota Ife Promo

Texitoba Country Adventures at Hartney farm opens unique family escapes

Texitoba Country Adventures showcases an equestrian camp for children ages seven to 15 with lodging mounts and instructors. Owned by Joy McKinnon and Claire Vinck, the business near Hartney offers family vacations with camping fishing and golf tours and can arrange hunting guides. Plans include a ghost town venue for reunions and weddings.

Brandon Texitoba Country Adventures Joy McKinnon Claire Vinck Texitoba Adventures Hartney Ms. McKinnon Texas Manitoba Century Farm Man Rom

Museum plans new Aboriginal artefacts building in Avonlea site

Miniota Museum volunteers seek to fund a new facility for aboriginal artefacts from the Avonlea site dated over 700 years. They hired a planner, aim to raise funds through government grants and raffles, and showcased items at the Rural Forum in Brandon. Mrs. Rowan notes strong interest from students during school visits this year.

Miniota Trans Canada Pipelines Avonlea Sask Deanna Rowan Mrs. Rowan Orris Steinburg Miniota Museum Brandon Rowan Manitoba Row Mittee

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