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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1984
Page
11
A practical guide to running a family budget without needing an accountant. Track income and expenditures, keep receipts for a full year, and pay by cheque when possible to build confidence and concrete debt records. Mr Mardon of Investors Group in Winnipeg is cited.
Congratulations to Bert Curry Club 200 winner on Sept 25. Visits between Kenton residents and Winnipeg guests flow, with Lorne Wilson hosting relatives from St Lazare. A correction note from last week, in service holiday for students and van drivers. Speedy recovery wished for Grace Jones in Hamiota Hospital. Noreen Gray and Ashleigh visit Kenton from Graysville. Weather notes and Winnipeg trip details accompany social mentions.
Edna Leland received a call from a BBC announcer seeking Canadian views on French English matters. She recalled being raised in the United Kingdom and mentioned three brothers and a sister there. The host promised to send greetings on air. The Lockhart family spent the weekend with Wes and Norma Shurvell hosting a Thanksgiving supper.
Congratulations to Dean and Deanna McConnell on a daughter born September 20 in Brandon General Hospital. Grandparents Ken and Doris Mathison and Don and Eleanor McConnell. Also Bob and Ellen Millne of Lavinia celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on September 28. Community sympathy extended to George and Inza Pollock on the death of Willis Wyatt. funeral attended by George, Inza and Lynn Cameron.
The article explains sections of the Noxious Weed Act including penalty for noncompliance with notices and authority to destroy weeds on vacant lands when owners reside outside the municipality. It notes fines up to one hundred dollars per day for each day of neglect.
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