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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1987
Page
1
Education Minister Jerry Storie announced Manitoba public school enrolment rose in 1986 reversing a decade of decline. Expected enrollment about 199,500 with kindergarten entrants 14,600 and growth seen to 1991. Teachers and administrators rising to 12,350 in 1987-88, improving pupil teacher ratios.
Shoal Lake residents are invited to a parents evening hosted by the Bird Tail River Teacher's Association Professional Development Committee. Dr. Keith Sigmundson, director of Children's Mental Health Services, will speak on parents working with the school and cooperative problem solving. He will also keynote the divisional inservice in Birtle on September 25.
The Manitoba Junior Limousin Association was formed on March 31 1987 with 14 members present. Membership is $1 with forms from Wenda Sangster in Kenton Manitoba. A deadline of October 1st applies for those showing heifers at the Ag Ex Brandon Junior Show. The annual meeting follows the Ag Ex Junior Show on Friday October 30 with a 1 p.m. show time and planned activities.
Grace Rebekah Lodge hosted an U Knee K Olimp Ik meeting with six nations in costume, featuring a torch lit flame, sport contests, and medals for France Canada and Switzerland. Members attended the Clear Lake Rally and planned a 75th anniversary parade float with conference center decor.
Jim Downey alleges mismanagement by the NDP government over a $150 000 CEDF loan to Canadian Pickles Corporation of Stony Mountain. He calls for a special audit of the Communities Economic Development Fund to protect taxpayers and review other loans.
The Decker 4 H Light Horse and Pony Club will reorganize on Wednesday September 23 1987 at 7 00 pm at Greg Little farm for a general meeting no horses. A clinic is planned for September 26 27 weather permitting with a $10 per rider fee. Pee Wee members must be age six by January 1 1988. Parents should attend and Faye can be contacted at 562 3504 with questions.
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