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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 22, 1994

Page

23

Public discussion good in local papers

A Vermilion Standard editor ad listing 49 1993 letter writers inspires broader public debate on restructuring and four day school week. The Milo School pilot adds 37 minutes per day, longer lunch, two breaks, saving about 3165 in busing with unknown heat and light savings. Teachers support, parents split on the plan.

Vermilion Standard Klein Alberta Country of Vulcan Board of Education Milo School Milo

Community Growth Questionnaire and Publicity Workshop Notes

Angela Bray outlines a community attitudes questionnaire from Mount Allison University to measure development perspectives in Hamiota with over 400 questions. Brandon University hosts a one day publicity workshop by Blair Cosgrove focusing on publicity tools and sponsor outreach. Dakota Aquaculture Co operative schedules its third annual conference in Bismarck with topics on aquaculture futures and financing. People are invited to contact local offices and arrange transportation.

Angela Bray HEDC Mount Allison University New Brunswick Hamiota Brandon University Blair Cosgrove Cosgrove Canada United States Les Miserables Royal Winnipeg Ballet Eal Ic Patricia McLaughlin Dakota Aquaculture Co-operative Bismarck America HENC

Oak Lake school expansion approved for two new classrooms

The Fort La Bosse School Division 41 gains approval to plan two pre designed classrooms and a linked modular add on to Oak Lake Junior High School. The project will extend about 2000 square feet and include converting a classroom and library into a library resource center and computer area plus an admin staff area. The elementary school will be housed in the junior high to accommodate K 9 students. No construction date or capital funding has been set. Plans must be approved by the ministries Finance.

Fort la Bosse Oak Lake Clayton Manness Eary Manness O.L.J.H One Cools Finance

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