Hamiota Council Defers Waterline Work and Maps Sewers
Council defers 3rd and 4th Street waterline replacement to spring 1999 and orders mapping of sewer lines to identify worst sections. CAO to inform residents work is delayed in 1998 with dust control. paving planned Maple Avenue West. Town and regional partners discuss cost sharing and future repairs.
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Council of
Hamiota
3Rd Street
4Th Street
CAO
Maple Avenue
Robertson
Marquette Regional Health Authority
MRHA
Park Residence
Regional Health Authority
Ted Bartlett
Bartlett
Hamiota Health Centre
Hamiota Aquatic Centre rolls out Terrific Toonie specials
Hamiota Aquatic Centre promotes a Terrific Toonie for all ages with separate afternoon and evening public swims. August features include a Red Dolphins Swim Meet on Aug 16, a Red Cross AquaLeaders course Aug 17–21 for ages 14 and up, a free Diving Manitoba clinic Aug 12, and a Red Cross Swimathon Aug 19 with pledge forms at the centre. Aquatic Director Krista McKinnon can be reached at 764-2775.
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Hamiota Aquatic Centre
Red Dolphins
Sharla
Bruce
Red Cross
Candi
Diving
Manitoba
Aquatic Centre
Memory Walk for Alzheimer's raises funds in Miniota
VERLIE BRYANT reports the Miniota Seniors Memory Walk at the Lodge ended with a $185.30 donation to the Alzheimer's Society. The event featured ice cream, ongoing Bingo, and an upcoming Pride of Manitoba concert on Aug 6 at the Curling Arena with advance tickets from local organizers.
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Verlie Bryant
Miniota
Alzheimer’s Society
Pride of Manitoba
Maniota
Curling
Manitoba
Irene Armitage
Deanna Rowan
Lily Festival Draws Seniors to Neepawa Fields
Seniors enjoyed the Lily Festival at Neepawa where over 200 000 bulbs bloomed and the trip proved worthwhile. Dana Routledge, Service for Seniors coordinator, notes the next outing to Melody Acres near Bradwardine on Monday Aug 10 and offers contact at 764 2658.
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Dana Routledge
Neepawa
Melody Acres
Bradwardine
L U D Holds Oak River Meeting and Hiring Decision
The Local Unincorporated District of Oak River met in Council Chambers on June 25. The committee hired Trevor Peters for an eight week Blanshard Nature Walking Trail term under the Hometown Green Team Project. Dust control after heavy rains will be monitored. Council rejected lagoon cleanup as unbudgeted. The CAO was authorized to order lumber for a damaged playground teeter totter. A request for black dirt and grass at Miller and Limit streets was received for action.
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Trevor Peters
Blanshard
Roy and Sons
C.A.O
Miller and
Limit Streets
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