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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1999
Page
11
Birdtail River School Division asks students to walk their lane to shorten bus riding time. Supervisor Curtis Basso notes prior cooperation and asks for public support as the program resumes on April 5 after spring break.
Woodworth Senior Services reports a successful whist drive in Kenton on March 13 with 28 guests from Hamiota and Oak Lake. Prizes awarded include top man Fred Eade and top lady Margaret McManus. A March 26 supper at Prime Tyme Kenton starts at 5 pm with April dates planned.
At the March 15 Oak River Local Urban District meeting, residents complained about dogs at large and barking. The secretary was authorized to study impounding or destroying dogs if a by law is passed. Foreman Vern Darroch spoke on garbage pickup and stray cats around the depot, and was authorized to remove them.
Tim Weber, owner of TJ's Convenience Store in Hamiota, becomes a Shell Canada retailer operating a gas bar and confectionery in Dauphin. Christina Simpson and Jason Denis move to Dauphin to manage the outlet. Tim invites visitors to stop by the gas bar in the Dauphin mail parking lot.
The Hamiota Town Council joined southern municipalities in asking Sioux Valley to review the 80 kmh speed zone extension. It argued the westward extension was not prudent or necessary and urged original restrictions be reinstated. The council gave third reading to a 1999 by law on indemnities, approved selling a town lot, and plans to review personal leave of absence policy at the next meeting.
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