Public meeting on waste plant site in Hamiota CA
About 65 residents attended a July 26 briefing at the Hamiota Community Centre on Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corporation plans to locate a treatment facility for hazardous wastes in Manitoba. officials described the project, safety context, and access to information, with a local office to be established and a Community Liaison Officer sought.
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Hamiota
Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corporation
MHWMC
Manitoba
Hamiota Community Advisory Committee
CAC
The
Echo
Nick Carter
Graham Latonas
John McCabe
Barbara Connell
Canada
Swan Hills
TOPS Members Lose Weight as August Suspends Meetings
During July TOPS members shed 29 pounds, though holidays reduce attendance leading to suspended meetings in August. Weigh-ins continue at the usual time 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday to keep progress ongoing.
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TOPS
Lodge marks 80th anniversary in Newdale ceremony
Covenant Lodge No 67 I.C.C.F. celebrated its 80th anniversary on June 5 1989 noting the lodge was founded June 8 1909 by Grand Master James Duncan with Arthur Shaw as Grand Warden. Charter members include Dr Robert Kippen Thos Leggatt Fred L Mason and others.
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Newdale — Covenant Lodge
1.C.C.F
James Duncan
Melita
Arthur Shaw
Minnedosa
Robert Kippen
Thos. Leggatt
Fred L. Mason
James Irwin
John Alexander
Swan P. Munson
Donna Hunter Re-Elected President of Welsh Pony Society
Kenton Manitoba resident Donna Hunter was re elected president of the Canadian Welsh Pony and Cob Society of Canada at the AGM in Wolfesville Nova Scotia on May 27. It marks the society 10th anniversary and Hunters sixth term as president after governing since 1979 with Renview bred Welsh Ponies for 25 years. The 1990 AGM will be hosted by the Manitoba Welsh Pony Association in Brandon.
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Kenton
Manitoba
Donna Hunter
Welsh Pony and Cob Society of Canada
Wolfesville
Nova Scotia
Annapolis Valley
Manitoba Welsh Pony Association
Brandon
Hamiota Class of 1969 holds 20 year reunion
About 53 alumni gathered at Ron and JoAnn Ramsey’s home on Sunday July 23 to celebrate the HCI Class of 1969 reunion. Attendees included classmates from Regina Winnipeg and other communities with teachers present. A barbecue followed reminiscence and photo taking while forty five dollars remained for warded to the Canadian Cancer Society in memory of Donnie Guntel.
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Hamiota
Ron
JoAnn Ramsey
HCI
Pat Thomsony Denne
Burns Lake
B.C
Janet Davis
Amy
Gina
Regina
Danny Sangster
Colleen Elliott
Margaret (Miller) Russell
Greg
Holly
Winnipeg
Susan Goertzen
Nathan
Jennifer
Doug Anderson
Chris
Elaine Hunt
Killarney
Noreen
McLean
George Gray
Asleigh
Kali
Cory
Graysville
Mary
Clark
al Gunson
Deloraine
Wanda
Anderson
Greg Cameron
Lindsay
Landon
Boissevain
Glenda
Badger
Hornibrook
Rivers
Dale Newton
Strathclair
Sharon
Whyte
Earl Brown
Ella
Caley
Carberry
Janet Haight
Brandon
Eddie Brethour
George
Heather
Cameron McGhee
JoAnn
Riddell
Ron Ramsey
Brett
Cali
Ross
Judy Poole
Ashleigh
Erin
Virden
Richard
Ruth Hawke
Neepawa
Denny
Norma Smith
Canadian Cancer Society
Donnie Gnntel
Walk-a-thon and Bike-a-thon Raise 2600 for New Hamiota Rink
The Hamiota and District Sports Complex sponsored walk-a-thon and bike-a-thon in June attracted 52 participants who raised 2600.14 for the new rink. The Fund Committee thanks participants sponsors prize donors and refreshment volunteers for a successful event.
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Hamiota
This Week in Canada Highlights Abolition and Nickel Discovery
On August 1 1834 slavery was abolished in British Columbia and in 1883 CPR workers discovered nickel at Sudbury Ontario. The notes mark two historic milestones in Canadian labor and industry within the 19th century.
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British Columbia
CPR
Sudbury
Ontario
Hamiota Hosts Provincial Bantam B Softball Title Tournament
Hamiota hosted the 1989 Provincial Bantam B Softball Championship over July 22 and 23 with sixteen teams from Winnipeg Beausejour Winkler Lundar Dauphin Boissevain Oak River Balmoral and Hamiota. Oak River defeated Boissevain twice to win the title. Hamiota placed fifth and will return with most players next year. The Mermaid League clubs also shone with Pee Wee Oak River and Midget Elkhorn taking their divisions.
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Hamiota - Hamiota
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Beausejour
Winkler
Lundar
Dauphin
Boissevain
Oak River
Balmoral
Hamiota
Bantam
Hathiota
Elkhorn
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