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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 13, 2000
Page
8
Local event listings advertise a Holland Fiddling Contest on June 17 18 2000 with performances by Moonlighters Ivan Hicks Vivian Hicks and Art Jamieson plus Saturday acts Fantasy Fiddlers. Also multiple HELP WANTED job ads include tax preparers data entry recreation director and heavy duty mechanic opportunities along with international exchange programs and rental listings.
Rabid skunk wandered into the farm yard of Ryan and Laurel Crighton near Cardale. Their dogs, up to date on rabies shots, killed the skunk after it dug under the fence. The owners and dogs underwent post exposure treatment with vaccines.
Mid-West Arts Council plans a willow basket workshop in Minnesota hosted by Zelma Salyn. Pre-registration ends June 1 with a $40 fee covering supplies. Additional photography workshops are planned for Miniota and Hamiota in August led by Marlene Smith. Kyla Cornish coordinates activities.
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