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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1999
Page
8
A collage of classified ads lists help wanted for Arnold Brothers Transport and other employers, vehicle sales including Scrapers and Rim Homes, and services like carpet vinyl installation and discreet boutique items. Also marketing for classifieds and union recruitment notes plus personal ad lines and contact numbers across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Winnipeg areas.
In December 1998 the West Central Mutual Aid District created a Public Education Committee to curb fires through safety education for seniors and school children. The five members Robin Robinson Roberta Hickman Marlene Low Jennifer Desaulniers and Dick Edgeworth will catalog resources and plan local fire prevention displays and events.
More than 50 seniors attended the Phone Solicitation and Scam information session, learning common scams. Kyla Cornish, Senior Resource Coordinator in Hamiota, announced plans for outings with 12 tickets booked for an April 18 departure.
Woodworth Senior Services celebrates National Volunteers Week with a free coffee break on April 19 at 10:00 a.m. Kenton Legion. WSS invites the community to thank volunteers. Carole-Ann Baker coordinates and can be reached at 838 2169.
The Rural Municipality of Blanshard Council moved the ratepayers meeting and financial plan review to Tuesday April 13. Other actions include hiring Moffatt's Construction for gravel hauling in 1999, funding planning district expenses, water testing, fire protection agreement with Rivers, opposition to underground radioactive waste storage, hiring an economic development officer, seeking office space for the conservation district, purchasing uniforms and Scott Pacs for the fire department, donating to Manitoba Crime Stoppers, and noting a motion to correct a prior resolution.
Labour Minister Mike Radcliffe announces the Employment Standards Code will take effect May 1. The act, enacted in June 1998, consolidates three existing acts and clarifies rights and obligations on minimum wages hours and holidays with supporting regulations.
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