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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1987
Page
14
A spring seminar warns 2 4 D face ban despite its low cost and effectiveness. Farmers urge letters to MLA to prevent loss, noting safety practices protect users and that alternatives are pricier.
Kim Dnistranski received the Royal Bank Pin for quality performance at the Festival final concert in Miniota. Haeli Goertzen and Shannon Taylor also participated in vocal and piano classes. The Crandall W I members attended the Provincial W I Convention in Brandon. Sympathy extended to the Delgaty family on a death in Brandon. Spring farm work ramps up as gardens begin and crops emerge.
Sincere sympathy is extended to Marion and Harold Hunter on the death of their sister in law Mrs Gould of Melita who died Saturday April 25 The funeral was held in Melita Monday April 27 Marion and Harold attended also visiting friends and relatives Wally Hunter and Joyce Knight attended the service Elgin Norma Cindy and Terry Knight are spending the weekend in Winnipeg Elgin attends a hockey meeting Norma visits her sister Mae and Harvey Lints Charyl Ritchkin and son Karl traveled to Winnipeg last weekend to visit with friends and relatives Charyl and Karl flew back to Germany on Monday morning
Readers learned a misprint marred Bernice's Easter column. The piece should note Anita Gordie Dale and Darren Allan joined in Estevan with Anne Bud and Stacey McLaughlin for the weekend and that Anne and Stacey traveled back after a brief visit.
Health Minister Larry Desjardins reaffirmed support for frail seniors to live independently through Manitoba Health Support Services to Seniors. The program funds non profit groups to run meals, referrals, escorts, and home maintenance, expanding from seven sites in 1984 85 to 58 in 1986 87. A coordinator noted 38 registered helpers performing lawn care cleaning window work house cleaning moving furniture snow removal transportation visiting daily calls grocery deliveries reading for the blind sewing and handi van drivers.
Lil and Tom Roberts of Phoenix Arizona and daughter Margaret Weidenhamer of Deloraine stopped to see Mrs. Stowe last Tuesday. Mrs Gladys Clegg of Arrow River and Bob Scott of McAuley visited Mabel Schmaus and Marion Watts and Jean Norrie and June Reid visited Mrs Finkbeiner on Sunday April 25. Myrtle Wright from Feverisham Ontario accompanied Al Armitage visiting Marjorie in Hamiota and other Armitage families. The trip from Rural Ontario highlighted long distances and dispersed farms.
The 4-H club met April 15 at Newdale United Church Hall and formed committees for a safe toy display on May 2 at the Community Hall as part of Achievement. Four members Michelle McKay Debbie Horan Pamela Wareham and Chrystal Wareham will travel to Nova Scotia with chaperone Mrs. Shirley Switzer.
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