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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 22, 1990

Page

19

W. I. Celebrates 75th Anniversary at Crandall Centre

Crandall Crandall Community Centre hosted the Crandall Women's Institute 75th anniversary with former members guests and husbands in blue and gold. Anne Tutkaluke welcomed attendees as Joyce Johnston delivered greetings from the provincial board. Mae Taylor spoke on WI history from its 1915 origin to its 1930s growth and ongoing community work.

Joyce Johnston Rivers Manitoba W.I Helen Dickey Alice Rudd Grant Hyndman W. Hyndman Mae Taylor Hamiota Home Economic Society Red Cross T. Borland S. Shier Crawford Phillips Anita School The Cancer Society St. John’s Ambulance United Appeal Remem Hospital Taylor Gladys Worthington Birtle Grace T. Delgaty Nora Shier S. Barnes Herald Hall Hazel Henderson Sarah Barnes Winnipeg Georgina Hyndman May Morrison Sally Shoemaker Virden Dorothy Amy

Waste Management Industry Aims to Clean Up Environment

The article discusses hazardous waste handling and disposal, comparing dry concrete containment to potash mining and stressing treatment, monitoring, and recycling. It notes agriculture adds pollution risks from pesticides, fertilizer spills, and fertilizer runoff, urging proper storage and incineration for liquids.

Adventure Day hazardous waste guidelines published

The Echo lists items to recycle and dispose of to reduce garbage. It details acceptable materials including glass jars, plastic containers, metal cans, paper cardboard, and crushed bottles, plus a Household Hazardous Waste section. It notes commercial wastes are not accepted but allows farmers to bring certain older chemicals.

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