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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1990
Page
8
The June 1990 Echo letter page praises Hamiota's site study for a hazardous waste facility as a rural development opportunity. Messages urge consideration of environmental safety and economic diversification, with thanks to donors supporting kidney disease research and arthritis education. An indignant grandmother criticizes parents who kept Kant on school cleanup duties.
Lenore News Lillian Dryden of Virden and Evelyn Daniel of Marathon visited Florence and Bernard Russell Sunday. Wes and Marjorie Russell of Virden visited in the evening. Mrs Lizzie Smith of Princess Lodge Virden spent the weekend with Bev and Wes MacDonald. Thursday visitors were Mr and Mrs Art Hunt Mrs Lizzie Smith and Mrs Margaret Quinn all from Virden. Bonnie and Ray Poole welcomed son Matthew born May 18. He joins brothers Mark Mitchell and Michael. Michael visits grandparents Vi and Jack Ellis. Lenore Women's Institute meets Judy Russell June 7 with Italian cooking demonstration and pasta recipe. Seeding is finished. rain boosts crops across Assiniboine Valley. Poet Lowell referenced.
The Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corporation, a provincial crown body formed in 1986 and operational from 1987, would establish and run a hazardous waste system in Manitoba. It would test incoming waste at transfer stations and prior to unloading, define licence-bound waste streams, and enforce license conditions with independent monitoring. The plant would be shaped by acts like the Environment Act and Public Health Act, with licensing requiring public hearings for changes.
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