Triple H Rodeo strengthens Hamiota community reach
The 2001 Triple H Rodeo drew fans from Alberta Ontario and Montana and boosted regional recognition for Hamiota. Organizers funded wide promotion through this paper and four radio stations, driving attendance and local spending. The event is hosted by the Triple H partners the Hamiota and District Sports Complex the Hamiota Agricultural Society and the Hamiota Lions Club with a planning committee led by Barbara Maynes and Neil McDonald.
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Hamiota
Alberta
Ontario
Montana
Westman
Hamiota and District
Hamiota Agricultural Society
Hamiota Lions Club
Triple H Rodeo Committee
Barbara Maynes
Neil McDonald
Margie Taylor
Ken Lawn
Allan Preston
al Robertson
Kevin Routledge
Brian Park
Rob Johnston
Reg Madsen
Raymond Brethour
Gwen Snell
Manitoba Urges Residents to Complete 2001 Census
Manitoba officials urge residents to fill and return the 2001 census questionnaire arriving by mail. Missing individuals could cost the province about 32000 per person in federal transfer payments, while data will aid communities and government with profiles and services.
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Manitoba Treasury
Mihychuk
Manitoba
Statistics Canada
Oak River receives Molson Local Heroes funding
Oak River along with groups in Rossburn Shoal Lake and Birtle will each receive up to $5,000 under Molson Local Heroes to improve sports and recreation facilities. In total 30 communities were approved for funding in 2001. The program subsidizes material costs while local groups provide labor and coordination. Facilities must be accessible to all community members once completed.
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Oak River
Rossburn
Shoal Lake
Birtle
Molson
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