Mayor Mennie Secures Another Term In Hamiota Election
Hamiota voters backed Mayor Don Mennie by 284 to 139 as 58 percent turnout. Incumbents Dixon and Sedgewick won council seats with 364 and 279 votes respectively while Briggs edged Rothine by three. Ward races and other local contests produced varied results with turnout between 57 and 77 percent.
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Hamiota
Don Mennie
Mr. Mennie
Ken Smith
Darryl Dixon
Malcolm McDonald
Tom Sedgewick
Ken Briggs
Edwin Rothine
Elaine Musgrove
Barrie Lee
R.M
Blanshard
Marlene Hayhurst
Robert Turnbull
U.V.D. of Oak River
Jim Brown
Ron Bullock
Wayne Roth
Mr. Smith
Municipalities pledge funding to weed district
Facing reduced provincial support the Blanshard Hamiota Miniota Woodworth Weed Control District faced a potential October deficit. A special September meeting led four municipalities to commit further funding to keep the district full time with staff intact, praised by Weed Control Supervisor Sid Lewis.
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Blanshard- Hamiota-Miniota-Woodworth
Sid Lewis
Pune
Home Plate Cafe sold to T and D new owners
Ben Mai and family operated Home Plate Cafe in Hamiota since 1985 and in Shoal Lake earlier. They are moving to Winnipeg. Donna and Tony Lo, from Calgary, take over as T and D with Tony specializing in Canadian and Chinese dishes. They arrive with Tony’s 20 years of training and a young daughter Eva.
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Wanda Strachan
Ben Mai
Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Mai
Winnipeg
Ben
Donna
Tony Lo
Calgary
Canada
China
Tony
Eva
Hong Kong
Anna
Winnie
Allen
Land Y
Newdale
Lucy
Gina
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