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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1994
Page
2
Carman residents report negotiations with Alberta investors to attract a specialized greeting card company. If it proceeds, the project could create eight jobs initially with potential growth to about thirty positions in the town.
Business people from the Swan River area toured Dawson Creek to view the Louisiana-Pacific oriented strand board plant operating since 1987. They met loggers and farmers, toured the plant, and noted that 90 percent of logs in Dawson Creek come from private land owners. In Swan River area plans, Crown Lands would supply most logs if a new plant is built.
Debbie Biles and Mary Moore were bitten by a raccoon as they approached their homes in Glenboro one evening. Biles received six stitches in a leg, later removed, and Moore sustained deeper bites to her left leg and foot. The raccoon was captured the next day. rabies tests were negative. Dr. Clayton of Agriculture Canada noted increased aggression may be linked to mating season and human scent.
Camplerville residents celebrate the official opening of the Melva Chartrand Memorial Arena after 14 years of effort. Community funding raised 380000 of the 700000 total as government programs provide the rest.
A 16 year old Gilbert Plains student Robin Adair won Manitoba and was named a Canada Day Poster Challenge finalist. His winning design shows diverse people lifting a Canadian flag with Parliament Buildings grain elevators mountains and animals in the background. He met Lieutenant Governor Yvon Dumont at Government House and will travel with his parents to Ottawa for the July 1 ceremony on Parliament Hill.
The Birdtail River School Division outlines its 1994 95 operating budget after long committee reviews. Despite declining provincial revenues, the board aims to maintain services while trimming costs. A small deficit of about $60 000 will be covered from surplus funds, with staffing largely unchanged and some increases in clinician time. The board also votes to keep regular meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays through September.
The library expresses appreciation for both new and used book donations and notes six subscribed magazines MacLeans Home Mechanic Woman's Day Country Woman Homes and Consumer Reports The April issue of Consumer Reports covers new car ratings profiles crash tests and buying tips The library will close on Good Friday April 1 and Easter Saturday April 2 for the holiday observance
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