Recycling Group updates numbers in Hamiota Manitoba
The Hamiota and District Recycling Group met on April 5 1990 to update members on shipments to Western Scrap Metals Inc and Manitoba Soft Drink Recycling. Totals for two stops show 5142 pounds and 143.33 in revenue with rising interest from local volunteers and a potential local newspaper paper market.
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Hamiota
Hamiota and District
Winnipeg
Hamiota-Kenton
Western Scrap Metals Inc
Manitoba
Hamiota and District Recycling Group
Gospel Concert Planned in Hamiota by Fransens
Vancouver duo Dean and Cherry Fransens return to Hamiota to present a gospel concert at the Pentecostal Church on Friday April 27 at 7 30 p m There is no admission charge but a church collection will be taken The Fransens previously performed in Hamiota two years ago and in Rivers last fall attracting broad church youth and adults alike
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Hamiota
Dean
Cherry Fransen
Vancouver
B.C
Pentecostal Church
Fransens
Rivers
Fransen
Derksen-Heide Dam funding announced near Boissevain
The $190,000 joint federal Manitoba grant under the Agri-Food Agreement funds a nine metre high Derksen-Heide Dam on Zetterstrom Creek nine kilometres southwest of Boissevain. It will irrigate forage crops and supply water for livestock, benefiting fisheries and wildlife. completion is set for fall 1990 with Manitoba Natural Resources supervising.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Boissevain
Councillor backs swan hills hazardous waste plan debate
Councillor Rae Turner said he has swung from opposition to cautious support after hearing former Swan Hills mayor Margaret Hansen defend the hazardous waste plant 11 miles from Swan Hills. Hansen cited job creation, housing, school growth, and 3 000 visitors as benefits while noting town cooperation and planning committee involvement. Turner now questions next steps, suggesting a general meeting or further action but not outright rejection.
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Rae Turner
Margaret Hansen
Swan Hills
Alberta
Hansen
Manitoba
Brandon
Turner
Boissevain
DIAND transfers Brandon Residential School property to Sioux Valley Band
Letters of patent transferred ownership of the Brandon Indian Residential School property from the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development to the Sioux Valley Development Corporation for the Sioux Valley Indian Band. The plan is to develop an Indian Student Housing Complex to aid native students and those with dependents attending regional and post secondary institutions.
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Brandon
Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development
DIAND
Sioux Valley Development Corporation
Sioux Valley Indian Band
Dorothy Dobbie
Winnipeg South
Thomas Siddon
Sioux Valley Band
Robert Bone
Assiniboine Community College
Brandon University
Dobbie
Major Earth Day Celebration Planned in Manitoba
Winnipeg organizers announce a province wide Earth Day event with a 15000 grant to support public awareness. Earth Day first began in California and Manitoba aims to become an international centre for environmental expertise with volunteers leading a full day of activities on April 22 including a sunrise service recycling relay and an environmental fair.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Vince
California
Cummings
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Dre
Hamiota, Manitoba
JoAnn Ramsey
Airdrie Knight
Lee Clark
Brandon Souris
Federal Grains and Oilseeds
Charles
Recorder
Jack Fuller
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