New Generation Co operatives promote local value added farming
Manitoba agriculture supports growth of value added processing through New Generation Cooperatives. Proposals discuss financing, member voting, and up front capital to build plants that process farm products locally. Changes to Manitoba Co operative Act expected in 1998. Contact local Agricultural Office for details.
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Itoba
Ducer
Manitoba
Co-operative Act of Manitoba
Joanne Baker
Manitoba Agriculture Home
Birtle
Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Nutrition Month activities at Hamiota co op events
Jody Allan health educator outlines Nutrition Month activities led by visiting dietician Jacquie Wright. Grocery store tours at Hamiltap on March 17 at 10 30 a m and 1 30 p m with space limited and advance sign up. Grade 4 6 poster contest at Hamiota Elementary School posters on display at Lucky Dollar during March 16 22. Contacts Shauna McTavish JoAnne Baker and 764 2412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jody Allan
Jacquie Wright
Jacquie
Earth Centre
Hamiota Elemental School
Shauna McTavish
JoAnne Baker
Hamiota District Health Centre
L.U.D. of Oak River to Raise Water Rates in April
The Oak River LUD held a February 9 1998 meeting to discuss the lift station garbage pickup for the Co op store and improper sewer use noted by the Manitoba Water Services Board. Rates will increase starting April 1 1998 with notices mailed to rate payers. A new grate was installed at a business to fix the issue and a tank loading facility will be added at the water treatment plant during ongoing work. A snowmobiling concern prompted RCMP contact.
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L.A.D. of Oak River Committee
Coop
Manitoba Water Services Board
L.U.D
Public Utility Board
RCMP
Hamiota
Municipal Board
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the Hamiota Echo
Manitoba Agriculture
Hamiltap
Irbert
Water Side Opinion
Wellington Ave
Winnipeg
Alice Hopke
Portage
Ernest G. Buhier
Maureen Schwankers
Arrow River
MB Rom
Teknes User
Nki
Romoto
Backhoe Service
Eric Or
Judy Brown
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