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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1996
Page
5
The Virden Employment Skills Centre plans a Comprehensive Health Care Aide Course in Hamiota beginning in early March, lasting 22 weeks at the Hamiota District Health Centre. UI-covered students may have costs paid. others pay a user fee. Application deadline is Friday, Feb. 9. details at 748-6083.
Hamiota’s 100th bonspiel draws near with prizes from local businesses and individuals. Donors contacted once through a combined men’s and ladies’ committee. Lena Mathison, Darlene Sim, Neil Gregory, and Ken Lawn are contact points for donations. Senior Mixed March 25–26. events March 24–31 include meals, socials, and a banquet.
The Hamiota Chamber of Commerce schedules its annual general meeting for January 24 at the Hamiota and District Sports Complex. A dinner at 6:30 p.m. precedes reports, with an election for the 1996 executive and a guest speech by Manitoba Chamber of Commerce executive vice-president Lance Norman.
The RM of Woodworth held special meetings on Jan 3 and Jan 8. It approved paying 3 cents per pound of glass to BJC Services from each 7 cents per pound received from the Manitoba Product Stewardship Program. It accepted Steve Draper’s $5.00 offer for a municipal shed on Lenore property conditioned on removal by June 15, 1996. By laws 1/96 to 4/96 received readings on dog control salaries and poundkeeper appointments.
Rural Manitoba towns move to administer the $12.5 million Community Works Loan Program. Souris and Glenwood form the first CDCs to loan to local businesses with a two to one provincial match. Grandview, Dauphin show early local support with $25 000 and $1 000 commitments.
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