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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1990
Page
4
The 4-H Beef Club held a Christmas party at the Boyds with games gifts carols and supper after weighing projects at members homes on December 23. January 3 featured a speech day at the Murrays home with multiple talks and topics.
Agricultural notes by John Patterson describe public hearings on paying the Crow Benefit subsidy. Meetings start at 10 00 a.m. with lunch at cost. Hearings held January 23 Bran don Ag Centre January 29 Shoal Lake Ukrainian Hall February 1 Hartney Community Hall. The subsidy, about 700 million annually, has been paid to railways and passed as lower rates to producers.
The Shiloh Church holds funeral rites for Jan Carter on January 1. Mrs. Lewis Richards seeks Winnipeg eye surgery, feeling better. Kenton Shiloh Pastoral Charge meeting moved to January 30 in Kenton. Orley McLaughlin competes in Brandon bonspiel. Public hearings discuss grain and livestock payment methods. A welding course runs Feb 19 to Mar 9, cost 225, apply by January 22. Beef nutrition tips for January address cow and heifer feed and vitamin needs. Canada records a 1974 snowfall peak at Lakelse BC.
Linda Wilson receives a detailed letter from R L Nick Carter outlining Manitoba Hydro's hazardous waste management approach. The note explains that the corporation is a service provider not regulator, cites a waste market study, and describes 4 Rs recycling reuse reduction recovery. It covers on site treatment, mobile centers, funding for community discussion, and encourages public input through the Hamiota Community Advisory Committee. Additional letter invites World Religion Day event on January 21 at the Victoria Inn in Brandon with speakers from multiple faiths.
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