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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1988
Page
6
Shorter days and lower temperatures raise electricity use in Manitoba. Limit block heater use to four hours, use timer cords, switch to lower wattage bulbs, install efficient fluorescent lighting, and avoid overheating with baseboard heaters. Contact Manitoba Hydro for more information.
Isabella News notes the Malanowich family from The Pas attending a wedding in Virden for Johnnie Finkbeiner and Margaret Ross. Joe Harrison traveled to Winnipeg to visit his brother Norman recently discharged from hospital. Verne Todd and family move from Minnedosa to Yorkton for work with Morris Farm Equipment. Dorothy Flynn recovering in HSC. Gordon Campbell, Alex Martin and families met in Neepawa. Susan Pierce sings with Westman Youth Choir. Murray Bell returns from Eaglesham visit. Kendall Heise and Art Heise visit, Mrs Thirza Heise home in Hamiota. Al Dickie and Margaret visit Norrie couple in Deloraine.
The column reflects on past indoor track declines in Canada due to costs and drug inquiries. It honors Jimmy Welsh of Deer Lodge for innovating hitting in curling in the 1930s and praises Winnipeg Free Press writer Dave Supleve as a premier football journalist today.
Beulah Hall hosted a Hallowe en party with games and a lunch enjoyed by families. Local children celebrated birthdays for Sheldon Doole with gatherings at home and at Two Creeks visits. Community members attended a Reform Party meeting in Neepawa where Preston Manning spoke.
Keystone Agricultural Producers in District 3 held a Shoal Lake meeting to finalize plans for the annual district gathering at the Hamiota Community Centre on November 16 at 7 30 p m. Delegates reported on Holland and Winnipeg meetings and discussed funding legislation drought aid tax changes and foreign ownership of farm land.
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