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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1994
Page
2
Manitoba introduces a hard line plan against violent youths led by Minister Rosemary Vodrey. The package, aimed at schools and streets, features a new anti violence program, expanded police monitoring of gangs, and a youth violence contact line. Vodrey says action is needed to restore safety in communities.
Premier Gary Filmon announces Gimli Manitoba will host the Western Premiers Conference from May 18 to 20 1994. Leaders will focus on fiscal renewal job creation economic co operation agriculture and interprovincial trade exploring new cooperative initiatives amid shifting federal directions. The MYRO backs youth leadership on Manitoba prairie with socials and planned meetings while drawing 50 members from a 1982 4 H rooted network across rural Manitoba.
The Festival of Nations unveils Owliver the owl mascot created by Wendy Young of Cypress River, debuting at the Holland festival July 16 and 17. In Pine Falls, Abitibi-Price sale nears completion with a buyout plan giving over 70 percent local ownership to management and employees, approved by the tri union, investor Ashok Narang, and government.
The Hamiota Ladies Curling Club hosted a large bonspiel with 36 teams including entries from Lac-Bonnet and Benito Manitoba. Carol Wilson's Lenore rink won the A final over Jocelyn Beever of Rivers after strong semi finals and multiple event titles sponsored by Oakden's Jewellery, Campbell Flowers, Hamiota Credit Union and Super Thrifty Drug Mart. Joy Leland and eight year old Sharlene Gregory highlighted a weekend of age diverse competition and strong ice conditions with broad community support and plans to return next year.
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