Golf Club holds general meeting in Hamiota
The Hamiota Golf Club held a general meeting on April 23 with 1997 executive Gord Allpres, Warren Jussen, Joan Morton, and Lynn Madsen named officers. Renovations paused. carpet and painting partly done. A new drainage route found. number eight water issue being addressed. Greens are strong. course to officially open May 9. Membership fees set at 155 individuals 310 families and 60 juniors. Daily green fees 7.50 per hole 11.00 day. Many tournaments and posters planned. Lorne Richardson family donated a cart and shed to the club. Golf activities begin May 20 with evening golf and mixed events through May 29. Ladies events depend on team scores. a box is provided for score submissions. The St. Ladies Tournament runs Friday August 8. Senior Mixed Best efforts will occur on listed dates.
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Hamiota Golf Club
Gord
Warren Iussen
Joan Morton
Lynn Madsen
Harold Irwin
Pum
Ayne Robertson
Lorne Richardson
Lorne
Srg Scn
Ing
Blanshard Council Discusses Upgrading Recycling Depots
The Rural Municipality of Blanshard council met April 29 to review a report by T. R. Grimshaw Consulting on upgrading constructed recycling depots. Attendees included Les Treloar and Alex Campbell from the Fire Commissioner's Office, John Skoglund of Minnedosa, and Ron Carr and Barry McPhail from the Minnedosa Heritage Co op. The group set costs with the Minnedosa Co op to meet Building Code standards, with summer waste site hours approved for May 10 to Oct 18 1997. The Winkler Recycling Corp was given permission to collect all scrap tires from Blanshard sites. The CAO was authorized to pay 321.50 for Westman Economic Development Association fees. A Ward 6 bridge project may receive Canada Manitoba Infrastructure funding. an environmental assessment form will be completed. Oak River WI was allowed to run a Goodwill Depot at the oo River recycling site for May.
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Les Treloar
Alex Campbell
Fire Commissioner's Office
John Skoglund
Minnedosa
Ron Carr
Barry McPhail
T. R. Grimshaw Consulting
Recycling Corp
Winkler
Blanshard
CAO
Westman
Winter browning of evergreens and peas seeding rates
Winter browning of evergreens results from moisture loss during warm windy winter and early spring. Buds not damaged allow spring regrowth. water and light fertilization aid recovery. For peas, seed rates vary by size to reach 50–55 plants per m2, about 60–70 to achieve that stand. charted seed weights guide bushel-per-acre equivalents. Contact Ag Office for full chart and weights.
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John Patterson Ag
Sider
Alfetta
Carneval
Eiffel
Grande
Montana
Profi
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Golf Club
R.M
Blanshard Council
Movement For
Weet
Canadians
Inky
Ste. Rose du Lac
McCreary
P.M
Neepawa
Strathclair, Shoal Lake
Birtle
St. Lazare
Erickson, Basswood
Newdale
Ethelbert
Garland
Pine River
Cowan
Camperville
Duck Bay
Dauphin
CKDM
Ochre River
Laurier
Birch River
Swan River
Bowsman
Minitonas
Kelwood
Riding Mountain
Eden
Amaranth
Glenella
J.H. Barker
Inky Mark
Campbell Funeral Home
Hamiota
Provincial Granite Works
Man
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