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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 15, 1980
Page
12
The piece argues Canadian farmers face 18 percent plus interest, low commodity prices, and high fertilizer and machinery costs. With spring loans due at harvest and potential losses on pork and potatoes, the author says farmers keep food affordable and deserve support, not blame, from consumers. despite high rates.
Manitoba Environmental Minister Warner Jorgenson says provincial and regional plans show current hazardous waste practices in western and northern Canada are inadequate. He notes Manitoba sits on the steering committee which released a May 7 report and supports ongoing funding and interprovincial meetings toward a cooperative, cost effective upgrade of handling, treatment, and disposal facilities.
The Band Booster group met at the Collegiate on April 2 with Mrs. Jan Dixon presiding. A fruit truck from Florida raised about 550 dollars for the band. An appreciation evening is planned for May 13. Nancy Dixon earned a spot on the International Peace Gardens Band Tour touring Europe this August.
Congratulations to Hamiota students who performed at the Birdtail River Arts Festival held at Shoal Lake. First place winners included Tracy McDonald, Donna Grey, Nancy Dixon, Kerri Robertson, and a Birdtail River Festival Scholarship recipient for the Neepawa two week festival.
The community offers deepest sympathy to Mrs. Anne Lucyshyn and family on the death of Fred Get well wishes go to Mrs. Lorraine Miller who had surgery at Brandon General Hospital last week. Also extend wishes to Mr. Arthur Davis who had surgery at Brandon Hospital and to Bernice McDonald and Grace Anderson patients at Hamiota Health Centre.
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