Hamiota Council Minutes Report August 1980 Actions Passages
Hamiota Village Council met August 12 and August 27 1980 with acting Mayor Alf Robertson presiding. July cash receipts totaled 519,934.37 building permits issued VH18/80 to VH21/80. swim-a-thon raised 868.75. Terrazyme streets coating nearly complete. minutes approved. tree removal approved. By-law 15/80 third reading. taxes for July reviewed. subdivision plan approved. accounts paid. adjourned. Second meeting opposed 2 4 D Amine 80 weed deterrents and MPCA. By-Law 13/80 read second and third time. adjourned.
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Hamiota
Alf Robertson
N. Kreager
K. Kerr
R. Hamilton
T. Thompson
E. Gregory
Minister of Agriculture
U.M.M
Union of Manitoba
Nursery School Meeting Held in Hamiota
The Hamiota Nursery School Inc held its annual meeting on September 2 with 21 attendees. Bylaws were reviewed committees formed and school days scheduled. The year’s executive includes President Barbara Anderson Vice President Judy Oakden Treasurer Sheila Dale and Secretary Jackie Johnston.
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Hamiota
Hamiota Nursery School Inc
Barbara Anderson
Judy Oakden
Sheila Dale
Jackie Johnston
Hamiota council approves bylaws and rates in August 1980
Hamiota municipal council met August 13, 1980 with Reeve W Arthur Knight presiding. Resolutions include adopting July 9 minutes, setting 45 per hour for custom work on the 613, reading and suspending provisions for By-Laws 9 80 and 10 80, and opposing the ban on 2 4 0 Amine 80 and MPCA weed deterrents while asking Manitoba Municipalities Union to support the motion. The meeting adjourned to September 10, 1980.
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Hamiota
W. Arthur Knight
Lot
Decker
Manitoba
George and
Gerda Davis
Winnipeg Tribune Demise Sparks Citywide Loss
Reggies Ramblings notes the Winnipeg Tribune’s closure hits Winnipeg and Manitoba hard as the city shifts from a three-daily paper to one. A Canadian professor claims elders learn as well as youth, while billboards urge unity amid six million dollars spent on federal advertising. Politicians are urged to “work together.”
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Winnipeg Tribune
Winnipeg
Manitoba
U C W Report from Oak River Meeting
The U C W met in the church on Tuesday September 2 with 14 members present Barbara Angus led with a poem Partners Linda Bailey led a service on A Prayer is Answered Hymn 249 Minutes read and adopted Treasurer reports 1513 51 in bank Friendship secretary reported 8 cards sent over holidays Christian Education leaders for Messenger and Explorer groups prepared for fall program Supply secretary noted bales of used clothing packed shipped to the Unitarian Service Donna Hume reported for Cemetery Committee Donations made to Native Bursary Fund and St Andrews College Saskatoon Next meeting set for November 4 adjourned with Mizpah Benediction.
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Oak River
U.C.W
Barbara Angus
Linda Bailey
Friendship Secretary
Christian Education
Messenger
Explorer
Supply
Unitarian Service
Donna Hume
Cemetery Committee
Native
St. Andrews College
Saskatoon
Hamiota to get new sewage and water works
WINNIPEG The Village of Hamiota signed an agreement with the Manitoba Water Services Board for 164000 to build sewage and water works. The village will repay 50 percent of the cost to the Board while the other half is funded as a provincial grant.
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Hamiota
Winnipeg
Manitoba Water Services Board
Manitoba Agriculture
Jim
Downey
Board
Province of
Manitoba
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