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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1990
Page
4
The Hamiota Echo prints letters criticizing federal budget policy under Mulroney, urging tax restraint and referendum on the GST, while voicing concern over waste facility plans and urging community unity to boost local economy. Readers in Hamiota and Kindersley respond with cautions about outside spending and junk mail influencing public decisions.
Crandall News notes best wishes from the community as Gordon White moves this weekend from Pope to Alsask. Family members Barry White Sir Norma Shoemaker Craig White attend to help, with Scott Lawrence winning a 99.99 grocery hamper from Lenore 4 H Club and shopping at Bruce’s IGA in Virden. Allan Nykoliaton sold the ticket for a Kentones event on March 31 in Kenton with Roberta Wallace Mayme Hirst selling 6:00 8:00 and afterglow tickets. The column recalls visits to Kisbey Saskatchewan and Comox British Columbia with relatives and friends.
Local items salute Lions convention attendees Bob and Margaret Good and note the Farming in the Nineties conference in Winnipeg. Winners of the 200 Club include Josie Braun Frank Breed Marlene Draper and Claude Tolton. World Day of Prayer guest speaker Pam Dean of Oak Lake. Green wood Cemetery meeting set for March 11 at 2 p.m. in Harding Community Centre. Kenton skating group members Tracy Stewart Tricia Finnie Megan Bond win gold in Yorkton and Carberry Provincials. Amber Wright earns bronze. Tracey Stewart passes three tests in Deloraine. Countryside Equipment appoints Pennis Stewart as sales rep for John Deere Brandon. Play Planing in the Dust by Nancy Paddock at Kenton School March 8 at 7 30 p.m. One act drama features Annie reflecting on farming and change.
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