When machines become servants in a small shop
Bill Hall argues that computers and automated systems replace human labor in auto repair and medicine, turning complex tasks into quick, shared electronic support. He notes a shift from personable service to efficient machines, with robots handling diagnostics, washing, and word spelling, altering employment.
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Graduating Class Holds First 1995 Auction at Hamiota
The 1995 Hamiota Collegiate graduates held their season kickoff auction to raise funds for a Safe Grad celebration. They organized a lunch and other fund raising projects with local support from Hamiota.
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Hamiota Collegiate
Hamiota
Hamiota Council backs Westman Games hosting plan
The Hamiota council voted to fund up to 60 percent of potential deficits for the 1996 Westman Summer Games in Hamiota and Shoal Lake. A public information meeting is set for May 23. A Community Hall Board citizen rep is to be sought, and trees from the boy scouts will stay until fall. The Sports Complex shows a $2,200 deficit with $4,400 more bills expected. A sun porch addition for Arnold Nicholls VH1/95 was approved along with March financials and April accounts totaling $11,018.33.
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Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Terry Pearce
Municipal Planning
Pearce
Jim Routledge
Boy Scouts
Arnold Nicholls
Donations make a difference Letter to the Editor
A reader shares personal memories of a grandmother with Alzheimer’s disease, noting changes over years and life in a personal care home. The writer calls for donations, arguing that contributions bring society closer to a cure.
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Jeff Knight
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