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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1990
Page
10
The Echo reports the Manitoba Highway Traffic Act requires tailgates on trucks to be closed unless the load is too long. If open, a red flag must mark the rear end. April 1990 saw 26 warnings and 23 offence notices, with 7 impaired driving charges and one suspended driver whose vehicle was seized for 30 days.
The Hamiota Legion Ladies Auxiliary met on March 27 with nineteen members and one visitor, Zone Commander Clarice Nicholson. Olive Newton welcomed the guest. minutes and finances were reviewed. members urged to bring groceries for the hamper and to pay dues. twelve crests were ordered. Nicholson spoke of a busy year with 163 members and urged time for veterans and children. Shoal Lake will host the golf tournament on June 25. Maxine Cumming won the petty fund, and the meeting closed with a social lunch.
The 1986 census records 98 437 acres of Class 2 and 3 land in Hamiota RM with Class 1 unused. A proposed Phys Chem plant would cover 35 acres, about 0.00036 of Class 2 and 3 land, costing $23.5 million and assessing at $14.1 million under 60 percent rate. The plan includes 35 employees, ten in security and maintenance, and could generate $43 000 per acre in salaries plus taxes and tipping fees. Inter Group Consultants will study economic spin offs and regional impact as the project aims to diversify the local economy and preserve services. Other potential sites include Pinawa, Montcalm RM, and Winnipeg.
Two day housing conference at the Holiday Inn Winnipeg featured sessions on Housing Support Services led by Dr. Ed Hudson and Design for Independence chaired by John Rankin. One Voice and Canadian Seniors Network sponsored a separate Ottawa conference April 26 28 with Learning That's Life. John Rankin served as recorder and attended board meetings. Delegates included Mrs. Bill Taylor from Crandall Women s Institute at the Manitoba Women s Institute Convention in Winnipeg April 30 to May 2.
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