09 Dec 1996
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1996
Page
1
Manitoba outlines an instalment plan to buy most MTS common shares as the province privatizes the company. The plan reserves the majority for Manitobans with a 7 dollar per share upfront payment and balance due January 1998, plus an Employee Share Purchase Plan. Shares priced up to 13 50, dividends begin 1997, RRSP eligibility noted.
The village of Hamiota celebrated the season by erecting a community Christmas tree in front of the municipal office on November 29. The mayor and council joined about 50 residents to decorate the tree, enjoy hot chocolate and carols, and support the local pool through “A Splash of Light” donations of ten dollars each for two extra lights with tax receipts available.
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