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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1972
Page
4
Reggie laments rhetorical excess in Morris MLA Warner Jorgenson as Governor Premier Schreyers quips. The Alberta bill allows use of Ms for election purposes, while a judge could become a potential Blue Bomber kicker. Transit fare hikes loom as workers vote to strike amid spring garden plans.
The 4H Home Ec Club in Hamiota held its Achievement Night on May 2 1972. Thirty five members displayed 36 projects earning red ribbons in categories including Clothing Foods Handicraft Home Design Home Nursing Photography Woodworking and Self-determined. Arlene Johnston Debbie Dale and Cheryl Mennie earned spots for 4H camp Wellman Lake. Maureen Matison Peggi Ann Turner Sherry Gregory modeled garments for the Rally in Oak River. Wilma Hankin won a National Award and will travel to Minnesota in August for an exchange. Hazel Mitchell urged members to be doers for their club.
The Rolling River School Division board names Arnold Nicholls as Superintendent effective August 1 1972 after accepting the resignation of Mr Cooper who will join Winnipeg School Division No 1 as Assistant Superintendent. Nicholls brings 24 years in education including leadership roles at Rivers Collegiate and Rolling River since 1968.
The May 9 gathering at Oak River Aud in District 14 saw 95 attendees from Grace 35 Hamiota Magdalene 54 Newdale Wanda 63 Minnedosa Debra 9 Rapid City Fraternity 44 Oak River plus visitors from Rivers and Napinka. Manitoba Assembly President Doreen Schaffer and Marshal Nessie Stewart attended. Memorial Service led by Fraternity sisters. entertainment by Grace 35a. Pilgrimage to United Nations for Youth fund set at 18.36 dollars.
Manitoba Attorney General Mackling proclaims Police Week from May 14 to 20 to foster community co operation with police and highlight their role in protecting lives and property. He notes better results where communities respect law and supports the Manitoba Police Commission and a $2500 grant to the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police.
Dorothy Milne spoke at the CGIT meeting about her Zambia trip and souvenirs. A progressive supper occurred April 19 followed by May 3 Graduation Night and Mother and Daughter Banquet with three graduates Sheila McMillan Debbie Dale and Anne Lewis receiving rose corsages and CGIT pins.
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