Bean Power Beats Gold in Adversity Nods
Bill Hall argues that in a future economy collapse survival hinges on dirt and seeds rather than gold. He notes Mormons’ farmland purchases as hedge while laughing at canned asparagus and advocating seed hoarding and practical foods over unspendable riches.
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Gordon B. Hinckley
Mormon Church
America
Bill Hall
Lewiston
Idaho
RCMP Activity Night builds bonds with youths at Hamiota gym
In February the RCMP started an Activity Night at Hamiota Collegiate gym. Every second Wednesday detachment members host dodge ball, basketball and volleyball for about 20 to 30 youths ages six to sixteen. Two busloads of Birdtail Sioux Reserve children recently joined in the fun. An event is planned for May 10 at 7:00 p.m.
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RCMP
Hamiota
Birdtail Sioux
Hamiota Kids
Birdtail River School Division trustees approve resignations
At the April 26 meeting the Board of Trustees approved the resignations of teachers Barbara Coulter and Jack Brignoly effective June 30. D Krashel was hired for the Secretarial position and J Joseph for Secretarial Librarian duties at Miniota and Division Office effective May 1. The Catchment Boundary Ad Hoc committee reviewed areas and a policy update will transfer section 29-13-25 to Hamiota while section 28-13-25 was not moved to Miniota. Next meeting is May 10 at 7 30 p.m.
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Birdtail River
Barbara Coulter
Jack Brignoly
D. Krashel
J. Joseph
Miniota School
Hamiota
Miniota
Hamiota Complex Reports Another Successful Year
The Hamiota and District Sports Complex completed its year with an annual meeting on April 20 attended by about 20. Reports from user groups were presented and a financial statement showed a deficit slightly over $2,000. The discussion outlined reasons for the shortfall.
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Hamiota and District
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