Scouts test winter camping skills in Hamiota
The 1st Hamiota Scout Troop spent December 21 and 22 1991 at a woodlot near Hamiota learning winter camping. Eight scouts and three leaders hiked in on the first day and built lean to shelters and later four quinzes. Guests joined for tea and outdoor cooking activities, with emphasis on safety and cooperation.
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Hamiota
Bob and
Mary English
1St Hamiota Scout
Marc
Centra Gas approves modest 1992 rate increase
Manitoba Public Utilities Board approves Company Order 156/91 for Centra Gas effective January 1. Annualized change is 1.0 percent overall, with residential Winnipeg up 1.4 percent about $10 yearly and Brandon up 3.1 percent about $22 yearly plus a $1 monthly fixed charge in Brandon. Hoffman cites recessionary times and the energy source’s economical and environmental advantages.
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Winnipeg
Public Utilities Board of Manitoba
Garry M. Hoffman
Brandon
Hoffman
Centra Gas
Give TOPS a chance at Hamiota Hospital board room
Community notice invites all ages to weekly TOPS weigh in at Hamiota Hospital Board room Wednesdays 6 30 to 7 30 pm followed by a short meeting. Encouragement and support offered to aid weight loss with a New Year push for 1992.
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Hamiota
Hamiota Hospital
Miniota TOPS Reports Busy January Schedule
Miniota TOPS outlines a busy January with events including a mini awards and sing song on the 6th. Regular meeting on the 13th to assemble new sashes. On the 20th dedication work on PRD costumes and a January 27th re dedication service marking five years in Miniota.
Snow Deposits on Highways Prohibited by Manitoba Act
Winnipeg notice from the Department of Highways and Transportation warns that depositing snow on highways or shoulders breaches Section 217 of the Highway Traffic Act and must be removed immediately. It states violators are liable for any resulting claims and assigns Albert Driedger as Minister.
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Winnipeg
Department of Highways and Transportation
Transportation Talks begin with 135 meetings across Canada
Federal provincial Transportation Talks will hold over 135 consultation meetings in January and February across Canada to collect producer input on grain transportation. The program follows a December publication mailed to all grain producers, with Agriculture Minister Bill McKnight calling it the start of an important process. A toll free line offers copies of the publication and meeting times.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Bill McKnight
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