Kenton Manitoba council approves water, road projects
The Rural Municipality of Woodworth council at Kenton on June 9 1992 approved nine flushouts for the Kenton Harding water pipeline funded $0.00 and authorized up to 500 for upgrading Kenworth Dam road sand hauling and site restoration. Financial statements for March and April were accepted and tenders invited to sell Residence No 2. Interim road payments of 3000 and up to 4000 were authorized. The administrator was authorized to attend a June election seminar.
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Elder - Bell
Kenton-Harding
Bell - Hudson
Council
Kenworth Dam
Elder - Smith
Smith, Hodson, Bell, Elder, Leask
Logan
Hodson - Leask
Boundary Road costs shared with R M of Wallace and local staff changes
The council approved a boundary road cost sharing with the R M of Wallace. They funded K D B A with $500. They appointed Bill Drake as Fire Chief and Bob Garton as Deputy Chief. They allowed a councillor to stand as Assistant Deputy Chief for Woodworth Volunteer Fire Department. John Leask was appointed grasshopper spraying coordinator. They approved concreting the stone crossing between 5-12-23 and 32-11-23. Meeting adjourned to July 21 1992 at 9:00 a.m. or call of the Reeve. Bob Curtis chaired.
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Logan - Leask
Bill Drake
Bob Garton
Smith - Bell
Woodworth Volunteer Fire Department
Leask - Logan
Bob Curtis
Kenton
Woodworth RM Holds Special Meeting June 16 1992
The R M of Woodworth met in Kenton Manitoba for a special council session with Reeve Robert B. Hunter presiding on June 16 1992. Motions approved include accepting the Administrators financial statement subdividing part of SE 1 4 Section 17 10 25 WPM to Duncan Campbell and Cathy Gerrand accepting ownership of dam aeration equipment arranging a new yard site for Wayne McKenzie and ordering removal or placement of stones from the Nuisance Ground road property. Meeting adjourned to 9:00 a m July 21 1992 or at the Reeve's call.
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Kenton
Woodworth
Province of
Manitoba
Bell
Elder
Hodson
Logan
Smith
Leask
Robert B. Hunter
Leask - Elder
Leask - Hodson
Chalmers
R.M
Duncan Campbell
Cathy Gerrand
Hamilton sports history and the Tiger-Cats decline
The piece laments Hamilton’s decline in pro football and hockey as ownership changes erode fan support. It notes Harold Ballard’s sale of the Tiger-Cats to Braley and questions whether Hamilton can sustain major league teams while Toronto dominates the regional market. It ends with nostalgia for CFL figures and a call to remember Oskee-Wee-Wee.
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Hamilton
Tiger-Cats
Pride and Joy
Harold Ballard
Toronto
Pride
Harold
Braley
Old Steeltown
Maple Leaf
Skydome
Hamiltonians
Hogtown
Faloney
Barrow
Mosca
Henley
Tommy Joe
Trimble
Sazio
Jake Gaudaur
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Elder - Logan
Smith - Hodson
Logan - Hodson
Lavinia News
Judy Brown
Hamiota
Gwenda
Dallas Shayman
Ken Hunt
Shaunigan Lake
B.C
Chris Hunt
Killarney
Hudson - Leask
Boundary Road
R.M. of
Wallace
K.D.B.A
John Leask
Logan - Bell
Elder - Hodson
Bell - Leask
Wayne McKenzie
Logan - Smith
Smith - Logan
Jack Matheson
Man
Oak River
Rapid City
McConnell
Lavinia
Oakner
Harding
Hamiota - Business
Res
Brandon - Dyck’s Trans
Winnipeg - L. and
L. Term
Manitoba Heart Foundation
Aive
General Insurance
Autopac Life Insurance
Investments
Portage la Prairie Mutual
Wawanesa Mutual
Royal Insurance Company
General Accident
Red River Mutual
Wirden Blair Andrew
Miniota
Sreciain Muto
Autopac
Pronto
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