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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 29, 1990

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Local view on proposed phys chem treatment plant in Manitoba

A small scale phys chemical waste treatment plant could process about 8 percent of Manitoba hazardous waste. End products would be solid concrete blocks stored in dry lined cells with moisture monitoring to prevent salt migration. A June 19 preliminary referendum in Hamiota asks residents to decide whether to pursue further investigation, with a negative vote ending the opportunity.

Manitoba E.P.A Ontario Hamiota

MTS lays groundwork for Miniota individual line service

Manitoba Telephone System crews will lay cable in the Miniota area to introduce individual line telephone service later this year. The project is part of the $800 million Service for the Future program aiming to end multi-party lines in Manitoba by 1996 and expand toll-free areas. Ploughing in the Miniota area should begin in June.

Winnipeg Manitoba Telephone System Miniota Manitoba MTS

Hamiota Donors Celebrate Second Annual Gift Drive Success

Lola Davis reports the 1990 Donor's Choice campaign in Hamiota and district surpassed 1989 totals with donations totaling 21 547.32 from Red Cross Kidney Arthritis MS Salvation Army Cancer and Diabetes Canada. Local areas Lavinia and McConnell contributed amounts for cancer and Red Cross while 1 percent covered expenses. Thanks go to volunteers donors and local offices.

Hamiota John Patterson Agricultural Office Hamiota and District Health Centre Sandra Hunter Red Cross Salvation Army Canadian Diabetes Association Lavinia McConnell

Walk-a-thon Bike-a-thon Set For June 17 1990

Hamiota hosts a Father s Day walk or bike-a-thon registrations run 9 00 am to 3 00 pm at the rink club room route about six miles water and lunch provided pledge sheets at Oakden s Jewellery Rawlings Hardware Dennis Robinson Collegiate Bruce Holden Elementary School prizes include youngest oldest participant last year 50 participants raised over 2000 sportsplex call Judy Oakden or Wanda Strachan to help or sponsor

Hamiota Dad Grandpa Oakden Rawlings

Governor General to visit Manitoba on June 4 and 5

Premier Gary Filmon announced that His Excellency Governor General Ramon Hnatyshyn will make his first official Manitoba visit on June 4 and 5. The visit includes military honors at the Legislative Building meetings with MLAs and receptions at City Hall and Government House. He will open the Children’s Festival at The Forks and take part in Lions Manor and Lions Place 25th anniversary events. He is a Saskatchewan native installed as Governor General in January.

Winnipeg Gary Filmon Ramon Hnatyshyn Manitoba Legislative Building Legislative Assembly Winnipeg City Hall Government House the Forks Lion’s Manor Lion’s Place Saskatchewan Hnatyshyn

Woodworth Seniors Services plans bake sale and art show

Woodworth Senior Services board met May 22 at Kenton Municipal Hall with nine members. Debbie Tolton chaired. Marvin Elder absent. Plans were finalized for a bake sale on May 28 and an Art Show and Strawberry Tea on June 8 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Kenton Memorial Hall. Kenton Leisure Club assists. Next meeting is June 18 at 7 p.m.

Kenton Woodworth Seniors Services Debbie Tolton Marvin Elder Bev Bennett Glenda Hutchison Jean Gompf Kenton Memorial Hall Kenton Leisure Club

Breadalbane Ladies Aid Meeting Plans Summer Events

The Lenore Breadalbane Ladies Aid met at Joan Hodson's home on May 24. Plans were set for July Breadalbane Church service and an August picnic. The annual plant sale followed the meeting with auctioneer Lorraine McDonald. Eighteen members attended and a tidy lunch was served.

Lenore Breadalbane Ladies’ Aid Joan Hodson Breadalbane Church Lorraine McDonald

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Hamiota, Manitoba Lola Davis Eleanor Sedgwick Beth Jamieson Betty Patterson Woodworth Senior Services Eileen Grant Kentones Ladies Aid
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