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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 22, 1990
Page
1
Culture minister Bonnie Mitchelson announced a $1000 grant from the Community Places Program to the Hamiota Men’s Curling Club in Hamiota. MLA Glen Findlay credited local citizens for making community improvement projects possible.
Local residents with pledges to the Hamiota and District Sports Complex Inc. are reminded that funds are due by June 1 1990. The Project Committee notes a strong response but some pledges remain unpaid and asks those affected to contribute at their earliest convenience.
Plans advance for Environmental Adventure Day on Wednesday June 6 at Arrow River Hall. The event marks Miniota Municipality’s first recyclable depot with 9 am to 7 pm hours and a household hazardous waste depot 2 pm to 6 pm. Activities include videos displays posters and art, a bake sale at 1 pm, a speaker at 2 pm by Ed Leland, and a door prize. Organized by Arrow River W I funded by Environment Canada and the RM of Miniota.
A proposed small scale physical chemical facility would treat about eight percent of Manitoba's industrial waste. It would process weak acidic solutions containing metals like copper zinc and chrome from metal fabrication plants and store stabilized salt and metal end products securely. The project includes safeguards not common in other industries to prevent environmental hazards.
On May year not specified the Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corporation ran a Household Hazardous Waste Depot at the Old Hamiota Fire Hall. The event hosted 45 people and collected about 700 kg of wastes across seven classes including pesticides and paints. Wastes were identified sorted packaged for transport to Winnipeg and Gimli facilities before final disposal at a licensed facility outside Manitoba.
Mitchelson announces a $56000 grant to the Hamiota Minor Hockey Club under the Manitoba Community Places Program. The project will create 22 local jobs and funds up to 50 percent of eligible capital costs to $75000 with sponsors covering the rest.
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