Hamiota Village Council Minutes February 20 1985
The eighth regular meeting of Hamiota Village Council on February 20, 1985, chaired by Mayor Mennie, adopted the February 6 minutes. Sections covered include By-law readings for land sale and borrowing, derby authorization, council reports, and spring preparations. The session adjourned at 11:37 p.m. to reconvene March 6, 1985.
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Hamiota
Mennie
Litzenberger
Kirk
Miller
Smith
Plug-In
S. S. Perlmutter
Man
Water Services Board
Employment & Immigration Canada Canada
Employment & Immigration Canada
Ken Drake
W.D. Rutherford
Everett Gurr
J.A. Houck
Ken Kerr
Washex
Howard F. Powell
Information Services
Beit
Council
Keith Brown
Bill Brandt
Shiloh District News Highlights Local Happenings
A village bulletin reports Donald Black attends an Advanced Welding Course at Brandon Assiniboine College with over twenty classmates. Jim Carter attends a Tractor Pullers Convention in Winnipeg. Floyd and Mrs. Houston announce the birth of Melissa Dawn in Hamiota on February 25. Various visits and social events follow, including Archie's Pee Wee hockey star status and multiple gatherings around Carter and Todd families. World Day of Prayer in Kenton featured India themes and Mother Teresa’s Work. Arrival of spring signs amid winter absch.
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Donald Black
Brandon Assiniboine College
Jim Carter
Winnipeg
Floyd Houston
Hamiota District Health Centre
Melissa Dawn
Murray Rinn
Carman
Karen
Barry Todd
Glen Carter
Hamiota
Pam Carter
Brian Todd
Shiloh U.C.W
Kenton
Judy Barker
India
Mother Teresa
Legion
Rural Correspondent Laments Need to Write It Up
Chumah District notes from Crooked Creek Alberta visitors Betty and Newton Smith visit relatives. A Farm Woman magazine item prompts reprint urging rural correspondents to write despite social gatherings and festive moments. The piece humorously chronicles the burden of always needing to “write it up.”
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Mel Gunson
Crooked Creek
Alta
Betty
Newton Smith
Chumah Ladies Club
Betty Smith
Farm Woman Magazine
Miller sisters return home after two week visit
Gertie and Karen Miller came back home last weekend following a two week visit to Gillam and Winnipeg.
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Gertie
Karen Miller
Gillam
Winnipeg
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Shiloh
R. L. Dodds
Doreen Bond
Polly Campbell
Women of
Margaret Carter
Lorraine Lonsdale
Kim Carter
Louise Jay
Evelyn Butler
Participa
Chumah District
Bernice Lewis
Gregory Sand & Gravel
Rick Plaisier
Progressive Conservative
Virden
Miniota Drop-in
Kenton Community Hall
Rick
P.C
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