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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 02, 1987

Page

6

Miniota Council Meeting Posts Budget and Ward Revisions

The Miniota Council held an August 19 1987 meeting at 8 30 a m with members Hanlin Bell Milne Shier Lee Walker and Morgan present. They adopted July 13 minutes and approved multiple correspondences and resolutions including funding for a low level bridge project and a brush cutting demonstration, and arranged future meetings and advertising. They authorized deposits of 27000 28000 and 71500 to reserve funds and approved levies and weed spraying actions with notices to property owners.

Miniota J.M. Hanlin J.M. Bell J.W. Milne C.G. Shier D.B. Lee L.W. Walker L.B. Morgan Reeve J.M. Hanlin S. Perlmutter W. J. Thompson Xerox University of Manitoba U of M.M R.M. of Woodlands Crown Hayhurst Elias, Dudek Inc Northumberland General Department of Highways Manitoba Interagency Council On Smoking & Health Workshop Brandon Manitoba Manitoba Liquor Control Com Brandon University Manitoba Employees Benefits Board Minister of Municipal Affairs Agriculture Water Resources Branch Tyrrell Mendis Hamiota & District Sports Complex Inc International Institute of Municipal Clerks Natural Resources S. Lewis Council Ron Bryant Roblin Joan Thompson R.M. of General Reserve Machinery U.V.D. of D.H. Collins Crandall

Bankers tied to rate plans invite consumer pain

The article criticizes tying card rates to the Bank of Canada for eroding lenders’ long term planning and potentially pushing penalties on consumers. It praises Reg Stackhouse but argues banks lack practical and political vision, warning that further government action would be needed if greed continues.

Bank of Canada Stackhouse Reg Stackhouse

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