Open Letters From Manitoba Residents Address Bible Aid and Hazardous Waste
A compilation of letters thanks Hamiota residents for Bible donations totaling 4076.00 and invites for a 1990 reunion of 19 EFTS Virden staff. It also includes a lengthy critique of Manitoba’s hazardous waste treatment plans, urging public input, funding for information campaigns, and urban environmental concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efts Virden
Virden
Alvin Sararas
Box 93
Rom
Filmon
Manitoba
Hazardous Waste Options Clarified for Manitoba Plant
A general information letter summarizes questions about treatment and storage at a proposed Manitoba waste facility. It cites the Hazardous Waste Characterization Study noting most waste eligible for central treatment is inorganic and drawn from industries in C U C D categories 6 10 11 with heavy metal solutions sludges and inorganic residuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Manitoba
Hamiota
R.L. Cooke
H.W.T
Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corporation
C.U.C.D
Consolidated University of California At Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weunel Vehe
Canada
Angola
Latvia
Peru
Liberia
Zimbabwe
Harry Vibe
Canadian Bible Society
C.S. Coleman
Gary Filmon
Betty Maxwell, Neepawa
R.L
Nick) Carter
Century Street
Winnipeg
Linda Wilson
P.C.H.A
Alberta
Swan Hills
Mavis George
Hamiota, MB
M. D. Butcher & Associates
Barristers
Solicitors
Notaries Public
P.O. Box
Birtie
Romoco
Woody Langford
Hamiota Oak River
Eric Brown
Oak River