Hamiota Lions Adopt Highway on Area Route 21
The Hamiota Lions Club with 24 members agreed to a two year contract under Manitoba’s Adopt a Highway program. They will collect garbage along Highway 21 from the junction with Highway 24, eight kilometers north, during May June and September this year and next, beginning with a May 25 work bee. A signage will credit the Lions for their efforts as part of a broader beautification drive to welcome visitors.
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Hamiota Lions Club
Manitoba nurses reach tentative 24 month pact with government
After 45 days of talks Manitoba nurses secure a 24 month agreement that blocks Bill 22 and gains seniority and recall rights in layoffs. A 2 percent pay cut starts June 15 1993 and is restored by December 31 1994. Chair Vera Chernecki calls it best possible under present powers. Ratification votes to be announced June 8.
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Manitoba Nurses Union
Vera Chernecki
BRSD trims budget amid 1993 94 funding constraints
Birdtail River School Division restructures staffing at Kenton Miniota and Birtle Collegiate while adding positions at Foxwarren and Decker Colony to balance the 1993 94 budget. Bus routes are cut and administration and maintenance costs reduced. speech psychology funding will be provincially replaced. libraries gain electronic catalogues and a part time co ordinator. Salary freezes and unpaid professional days may offset increases.
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Ron van den Bussche
van den Bussche
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Birtle
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Decker Colony
Hamiota
Shoal Lake
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