20 Nov 1985
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 20, 1985
Page
1
Seven southwest Manitoba divisions receive a departmental grant to aid teachers in implementing the new Language Arts Curriculum. Mary Helen Wilson of Birtle Elementary serves as consultant, with twenty eight days of in language arts support across schools from September to November.
Miniota 4-H Beef Club reorganized on November 7 with new officers led by President Richard Tyhy and Reporter Sheldon Moorehead. A grocery hamper raffle was planned to raise funds. Weighing steers and tag day are scheduled for December 7, and a trophy donor supper will be held December 8.
Manitoba Farm Neighbours, a volunteer arm of Mennonite Central Committee Manitoba, calls on Manitobans to donate animal fodder hay legumes feed grains or cash to aid drought hit Saskatchewan farmers via SFN. Donations to MCC Manitoba and MFN coordinators offer tax receipts. contact Henry Visch for details.
The Hamiota Happy Gang card club reorganized for the Winter Season on Wednesday November 6 at 2 p.m. Six tables of fifty with two spares and three kitchen helpers. An organizational meeting followed with a motion to keep current insurance. Upcoming events include bingo on the last Wednesday of each month and entertainment on the second Wednesday or when convenient. Five members received carnations from Campbell's Flower Shop. 1985-86 officers: President W. E. Kirk, Vice-President Bill Leland, Secretary-Treasurer Sylvia Leland, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer Marge Ward, Friendship Lil Peacock and Minnie Rosenburger, Lunch Gladys Kirk (W.E.), Kitchen staff Dorothy Hodgson, Vivian Buker, Lorraine Ball. Open invitation for anyone to play 500 on Wednesdays at 2 p.m.
Minister Larry Des jardins announced a 60000 grant from the Manitoba Jobs Fund and the Manitoba Government Employees Association Trust Fund to develop programs for Special Olympics members. Earlier this year Manitoba approved 300000 over five years for the same purpose and last year 50000 was awarded. Dan executive director described the commitment.
Manitoba deer hunters planning to hunt in Manitoba and Saskatchewan must obtain an affidavit or expert permit from a Manitoba officer before bringing a deer shot there into Saskatchewan. Pat Nelson says Manitoba residents cannot tag two deer with Manitoba and Saskatchewan licences and must respect import rules. Season dates for residents along the Saskatchewan border begin November 25. further details from Pat Nelson or Dick Hutchison at 117 Third Avenue West Melville Saskatchewan 728 4491.
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