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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 02, 1988

Page

6

Hamiota Council holds July 13 1988 regular meeting

Minutes show Reeve Kirk presiding with six councillors. The board adopted the June 14 minutes, heard extensive correspondence on ambulance grants, insurance liquidation, and conservation district plans. John Patterson discussed Greenfeed and a $60,000 admin cost 75 percent provincially funded. Budget approvals and payments were authorized, cemeteries border issues noted, and meeting adjourned to August 10 1988.

Hamiota Reeve Kirk Sedgwick Angus Dale Bridge Lints EDC - Blades Manitoba Agriculture U.M.M Conservation District Natural Resources Manitoba Health Services Commission Hayhurst Elias Dudek Inc Municipal General Insurance Program Attorney General Corrections Community Westman Sport Association Woodworth John Patterson Council

Weed Supervisor Summer School and district updates

The writer attends the Weed Supervisor Summer School in Neepawa as part of Weed District curriculum. If problems arise, notify the local Weed Board representative who will ensure action. A summer student remains available to perform any spraying required and trials on herbicides are discussed as part of the Weed Section.

Weed Supervisor Neepawa Weed Board

This Week in Canada: Key 19th Century Events

On August 1 this week in Canada, 1834 marked the abolition of slavery in British Columbia. In 1885 Louis Riel was found guilty of treason and sentenced to hang.

British Columbia Louis Riel

Fraser Institute findings spur tax reform debate

The Fraser Institute reports that earners between 20000 and 40000 dollars contribute 43 percent of total income tax. The text argues taxes drive inflation and discourage hard work among middle earners, urging action to change the tax system and protect the middle class.

The Fraser Institute

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