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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 25, 1993

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Hamiota to Upgrade Streets and Water Lines

Village of Hamiota contracts Zenith Paving to upgrade Birch to Maple streets 5th to 9th and address drainage. Maple Avenue paving, water line renewals, and a 150000 gallon underground reservoir are planned with combined costs around 420000 and a 175000 grant from the Manitoba Water Services Board. Debt financing will fund remaining expenses over several years.

Wanda Strachan Hamiota Maple Avenue 5Th 9Th Hamiota and District 6Th Street Maple 2Nd Street Manitoba Water Services Board

Manitoba Hospitals Publish 1991 92 Health Facility Stats

Manitoba Health Services Commission releases 1991 92 statistics for area hospitals including beds occupancy and patient days. Hamiota 23 beds 70.1 percent occupancy 11.7 day average stay. Birtle 19 beds 60 percent occupancy 5.4 days. Shoal Lake 23 beds 47.7 percent occupancy 11.3 days. Rossburn 10 beds 43.7 percent occupancy 5.8 days. Newborns at Hamiota 89 patient days 3.3 days average. Birtle 50 days 4.5 days. Rossburn 31 days 2.6 days. Shoal Lake no longer has a delivery room. Provincial averages: 73.9 percent occupancy, 9.2 day average stay for adults and children, 4 day average for newborns.

Manitoba Health Services Commission MHSC Hamiota Birtle Shoal Lake Rossburn Hamiota Hospital Management Information Systems Section Manitoba Health

Manitoba Green Team program to employ 350 youths this summer

The Manitoba Government will use 1.4 million in video lottery terminal revenues to hire 350 young Manitobans in the 1993 REDI Green Team. Rural Development Minister Len Derkach and Natural Resources Minister Harry J. Enns said the program expands park work in rural areas, including tourism promotion and trail and ramp construction. Applicants may work up to 13 weeks at about 6.35 per hour, with contact at the Manitoba Youth Job Centre in Hamiota.

Manitoba Len Derkach Natural Resources Harry J. Enns Rural Economic Development Initiative REDI Derkach Enns Redi Green Manitoba Youth Job Centre Hamiota

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