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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1987
Page
14
The article argues breakfast affects overall health and nutrient intake more than mental performance. It emphasizes breakfast for children teens and adults, noting nutrient spread, weight management, and healthier habits, while offering practical, nontraditional food ideas and gradual habit development.
Beulah District News introduces Greg Cloake as new editor taking over duties from Doris Asselstine and Ferne MacDonald as they retire. A news box in Beulah General Store invites letters and a phone line 568-4570 for tips. Also notes local visits, hospital recoveries, snow and road conditions, travel stories, events, and community updates.
The Miniota-Elkhorn 11 & Under hockey team played in the M.A.H.A. tournament at Stonewall the weekend of February 28, losing 4-3, then losing 5-1 in Sanford and 6-5 to Virden in the Sunday game. Players: Trevor Armitage, Ryan Brown, Daryl Clark, Randy Bryant, Jason McKenzie. Parents: Bob and Sharon McKenzie, Ken Armitage, Grant and Colleen Brown, Ron and Vicki Bryant. Millie Attwood joined to cheer and visit family in Stonewall. Museum Seminar in Portage la Prairie on Feb 28 focused on Vitality for museum boards. 33 attendees, with participants from McAuley and Miniota. Pat and Thelma Dales attended a Binscarth carnival. granddaughters Kristin and Kelsey Fraser competed in figure skating. Julia Moffatt and sons Jordan and Matthew of Brandon visited at Lloyd Oliver’s home. Congratulations to David and Dorothy Howard on the birth of Nathaniel Robert, born Feb 28 at Hamiota Hospital. the family moved March 4 from a mobile trailer to a new home.
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