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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1982
Page
1
Winnipeg Manitoba clocks revert to standard time at 3 a.m. October 31 under the Official Time Act of 1967, ending daylight saving for six months. Clocks fall back from 3 to 2 a.m. as the switch takes effect province wide.
Winnipeg Manitoba announces grants under the Recreation Facilities 82 84 program. Desjardins, Minister of Fitness, Recreation and Sport, approves $1,000 for a Glenboro Golf Course cart storage shed and $2,000 for Two Creeks community centre renovations. The program aids energy conservation, safety, revenue, and facility life with lottery-funded cost sharing.
Grandchildren and great grandchildren, plus immediate family from Manitoba and beyond, gathered at The Suburban Restaurant in Brandon for a family dinner on Sunday October 10 to honor Grandma Hazlewood’s 90th birthday. Guests included Vi and Herb Smith Hamiota Alice and Les Rudd Crandall Ina and Ormand Hyndman Rivers and Raymond Hazlewood Brandon. Gifts featured double string of pearls and a lounge robe. Messages from Canadian leaders were read and all present extended best wishes for many more birthdays.
Festival runs November 1 to 4 with a concert on November 5 drawing about 500 students from Hamiota Shoal Lake Kenton Oak River and Miniota. Organizers praise the district's musical and artistic talent and thank students teachers and parents for their participation as a path to excellence.
The Newdale restaurant Jack's Rainbow Diner officially opened at 7 00 p m on Thursday October 14 with Master of Ceremonies Ruth Wareham, owners Zisca and Tahira Singha, and guests including Councillor Gerald Pederson and Premier Howard Pachey. A lunch followed while organizers and participants offered greetings and thanks.
The Brandon Chapter of MACLD will host a Learning Disabilities Conference on Saturday November 6, 1982 at J R Reid School Brandon. Featured topics include The Pediatrician's Role in Learning Disabilities Diagnostic Assessment Stress Management Classroom Techniques that Work The Parents' Role Inspiring the Reluctant Reader. Registration runs 8:30 to 9:00 am with lunch noon to 1 pm. Fees are 12 dollars for members 15 dollars for non members and 12 dollar family max two. Contact Brandon MACLD Lion's Resource Centre at 727 4669.
WINNIPEG The motor vehicle branch of the Manitoba Department of Highways and Transportation reminds motorists that studded tires may now be used on motor vehicles in the province. Tires with studs may be placed on vehicles on October 1 and must be removed by April 30 of the following year.
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