Hamiota Aquatic Centre wraps up lessons and hosts clinics
Hamiota Aquatic Centre finished its lesson programs with about 400 swimmers this year while offering several activities. A Cana dian Amateur Diving Association instructor led a Aug 14 diving clinic with nearly 30 participants and an AquaLeader course is planned for Aug 26 27. An introductory scuba course is set for Aug 24 at 5 00 pm taught by C L Scuba Douglas Man with 12 plus age requirement and $15 fee. Madeline Ellis leads the 100 Club as the pool nears closing Aug 31 at 6 00 pm. For registrations contact Sharla Cowling 764 2775.
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Retirements Spark Plaques For Hamiota Fire Department Members
Fire Chief Ed Beamish presented commemorative plaques to Ed Graham and Ken Kerr as they retire after joining the Hamiota department in 1986. Graham also logged 12 years with Birtle Fire Department for a total of 25 years of volunteer firefighting. The department lists 16 members all holding or pursuing Level One Fire Fighters Training and certified in first aid and CPR with various specialized courses.
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Brad Scora
Chris Czarnecki
Dwayne Campbell
Reg Philips
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Derek Lints
Woodworth Council Signs Contracts and Passes By Lows
The Rural Municipality of Woodworth held a meeting on August 10 with employees Mike McGonigal Terry Hunt and George Lonsdale present to discuss and sign employment contracts. By law 4/99 set Terry Hunt as municipal grader operator and by law 5/99 addressed canceling certain taxes and debts. Council authorized private sector applications to the provincial government for Disaster Financial Assistance and set a $0.70 per cubic yard share cost. They declined to renew the Memorandum of Understanding with the Manitoba Water Services Board and approved $300 toward Kenworth fireworks. Building permits were noted.
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