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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1989
Page
21
Miniota moves ahead with foundation work on a new curling rink led by Rudy Thiessen of Oak Lake. The project is funded by a $75,000 Community Places grant and $11,000 transferred from the Miniota Community Centre fund. further donations are sought via upcoming fundraisers and direct contributions with tax receipts.
Family and friends gathered on May 20 to honor Hazel Hatton upon her retirement as Decker Postmistress. More than 75 signed the guest book as guests offered corsage flowers and gifts, followed by a short supper and visiting time.
The Western Manitoba 5 9 Golf Tour organized by Brandon’s Tourism Committee aims to wrap up by August 27 with a Molson's sponsored prize presentation in early September. Chairman Keith Smith highlights Western Manitoba’s varied courses and urges visitors to explore the region’s golf facilities this summer. Details will be posted at local golf clubs.
Experts note emotional upswing in pre teens starts around age 11 or 12 with upheaval peaking at 13 to 14 and easing by 16 or 17. The piece advises a calm sympathetic yet firm approach and ends with the author’s farewell from the Virden office thanking readers for support of the Home Economics program.
Barry Dyck of Steinbach elected President of the Canadian Diabetes Association Manitoba Division at the annual meeting in Winnipeg. Ed Epp Ed Jarvis and Harry O Hara named vice presidents with Curt Denisuik as treasurer and Marilyn Johnston as secretary. Four division branches received recognition for fundraising education and health programs at the May 13 awards banquet with Swan River and Brandon areas among top winners. The Manitoba division notes about one million diabetics in Canada with 30 000 in Manitoba.
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