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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1980
Page
11
The article explains building blocks for small firms: write clear policies on wages, vacations, working conditions, training, and promotions. implement them with formal procedures and wage surveys. maintain personnel records to support fair, stable relations and future needs.
Miniota Municipal Council met at the office with most members present. Reeve V N Lockhart presided and announced he will not seek re election. Minutes from August meetings were adopted and a shed sale offer of 1100 dollars approved. Agreement to be drawn. Fire calls on Birdtail Sioux Reserve authorized at 300 per hour until March 31 1981. Office closed September 19 for district meeting. Ambulance grant of 354 dollars approved. A 90 day term deposit of 11800 dollars authorized for Bridge Reserve Fund. August cheques totaling 74116 and PR cheques 5311 approved. Finance statement for August approved. Next meeting October 14 at 9:00 a.m.
The Oak River Women's Institute held a September meeting titled Show and Tell with items members bought. Twelve members attended. Bill Cantelon and Leonard Lipscomb were thanked for mowing. Discussed heating costs, fire insurance, and hall use with other groups before October. Lunch hosts were Luella Bowman and Audrey Griffiths. Lynn Hopley reported at June meeting on provincial convention and quilt placing first in a historical competition. Four visitors joined a post meeting dinner at the Canadian Inn.
Reggie's Ramblings notes columnist Larry Zolf quipping that no prime minister has been an actor and counters with the notion that the current PM is a consummate actor. The column mentions hockey’s rising profile in the United States after an Olympic gold, and a Chicago area teacher creating a punishment penalty box for unruly students.
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