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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1991
Page
1
May 23 meeting of the Host Committee with 21 attendees approved vendor charges of 50 for three days or 25 for one day at games sites. Funds from pins and tickets total 3,966.00 by Dena Coward-Ward. Marked events include a Celebrity walk Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. and plans for photography and video coverage.
The Hamiota and District Sports Complex fund raising committee seeks volunteers for the Senior Games June 18 19 and 20 to help serve meals. About 50 workers daily for 3 4 hours and 90 for the Thursday banquet are needed. Proceeds aid finishing the new complex. Contact Inza Houck Barb Maynes Helen Sheridan Nora Kirk or Graham Jamieson.
Live coverage planned for the MSCS 55 Plus Games in Hamiota on June 18 to 20. Over 1,000 athletes expected across 15 events with CKX Radio providing three daily reports at 10 48 am 3 48 pm and 7 48 pm. A media line is available for access and updates. contact Gwen Snell at 764 2374.
Twenty four MB 3963 Hamiota members attended PRD in Brandon May 3 and 4 taking part in a Look Alike contest. Chapter Queen Raeleen Vassart and Queen runner up Lorraine Miller graduated as KOPS. The Circle of Light included newly graduated, alumni, and reinstated KOPS with Sharon Robertson and others in the chapter.
Norma Cameron leads a marketing workshop on June 1 in Hamiota and Miniota to boost MSOS Games promotion and future community events. Open to all, sessions run 9 am to 12 noon in Hamiota and 2 to 5 pm in Miniota. call 764-2374 or 764-2876 for info.
Ottawa reports a nine month extension delaying June 1 rate increases to March 1 1992 for rural weekly newspapers. Subscriptions in the year already bought will be accommodated, with 2 500 copies per issue mailed free until March 1994 and later shifted to commercial rates. Canada Post subsidy remains. total aid nears 3.8 million to offset moratorium costs.
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