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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1991
Page
3
In this correction the article states daytime running lights reduce accidents by improving visibility. It notes post 1990 car production requires running lights but older models are not required. It urges motorists to install lights or turn headlights on when driving on highways for safety.
Recreation events in Hamiota include Down Under games led by three area exchange students on March 16 in the afternoon. Listen To The Bones performs March 15 at 1 30 p.m. at Hamiota Collegiate for 1 per person. Courses have space, preregistration required. Health and Wellness Conference in Brandon April 12 13 with speakers and sessions. registration 75 before March 15 90 after. Manitoba Sports Federation seeks rural board nominees.
Oak River reports results across three events in the Ladies bonspiel. First Event winners include Jocelyn Beever and Pat Beever with Ivy Heapy and Beth English also placing. Second Event leads Donna Brown and Tara Watson, with Jennifer Schurr and Denise Henry following. Third Event honors Brenda Dinko and Vicki Brown with Darlene Reid and Peggie McKague in support.
Mary Hodgson, mayor of Birtle, writes about forming a Yellowhead Toastmasters Group to serve Shoal Lake to Russell, noting travel distances, meeting formats, dues around 70 dollars, and interest in a single or dual group with Prairie Toastmasters in Virden Elkhorn area as a potential model.
Margaret Simms and sister Jean Morris return from a Vancouver holiday. A group including Merle Argue and others came back from a southern cruise. The Irish Stew Supper by Oak River Legion and Auxiliary is planned at the rink for St Patrick's Day. World Day of Prayer in Oak River United Church featured three stories on women in Kenya and Canada with songs Kum Ba Ya and Lord Teach Us to Pray.
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