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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1987
Page
14
The Hamiota Job Centre reports over 100 students registered but 66 job orders to date. Hire A Student week runs June 22 to 26 with activities in Hamiota June 29 to July 3, including Yard and Garden Day and Car Wash. Employers are urged to phone in orders by June 26 and participate on Business Day in Shoal Lake June 30.
McConnell District News reports Lily Allen accompanied Jim Susan and Robyn to Dauphin on June 7 to visit relatives. Marlene Chapman of Virden with three children visited her mother Lily Allen. Irene Wilson Bill and Mary Thompson attended a Hospital Auxiliary supper and meeting at Decker on June 9. Tracy and Carla Thompson travel to Killarney to visit Tracy's parents and show horses at area fairs. Carla Bridge receives a Sports and Academic Scholarship with 250 and later models a garment for the 4 H Fashion Show in Brandon on June 12. Carla is named Queen with further honours announced. Gordon Killoh returns from a two week visit to Pincher Creek Alberta noting dry conditions.
The Vanderharts hosted guests during the June weekend. Bill and Louise Greenaway hosted Mr and Mrs Howard Blakestone of Ladysmith B C visiting. George and Myrtle Crighton planted flowers near the cairn east of Cardale. Jessie Peart remains in Hamiota Hospital and is as well as possible.
The Newdale United Church Women led a May 31, 1987 service missing Rev. Carol Roberts who attended Conference at Birtle. Mary Coutts chaired the theme Called To Respond and Dorothy Ray spoke on UCW changes since 1962. A candlelight service honored past present and future members, with Yvonne Graham at the organ and Laura Wood cutting the anniversary cake. A banner will hang in the church through year end.
Manitoba agriculture critic Glen Findlay argues the central selling desk fails to secure top returns for finished cattle. He notes Winnipeg plant closure and limited local bidding, urging the Minister of Agriculture to let producers sell finished animals through auction channels like calves and feeders.
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