Hamiota Prepares for Busy Fall Winter Community Events
Community groups gear up for a busy season at the Hamiota area, with events at the Hamiota and District Sports Complex and local venues. Plans include a trade fair, Pottery for Children, Bedknobs and Broomsticks screenings, an Arts Show, Curling tour, Fowl Supper, Braemar Dancers, Quilt Show, Children’s Christmas Crafts, Santa visit, Christmas Dinner and Dance, and more as autumn and winter activities unfold.
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Miniota
Mid-West Arts Council
Karen Bell
Braemar Dancers
Hamiota Collegiate
Elaine Rawlings
Hamiota Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Canada Post adopts single rate for community newspapers
Canada Post ends three tier mailing. Nesbitt Publishing updates 1996 97 subscriptions to one price. All Canadian subscribers pay 28 50 including taxes, with 25 00 base and 1 75 for GST and PST. Local area subscribers face a small increase while distant readers save. Renewal notices for 1997 note the new rate.
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Canada Post
Canada
Nesbitt Publishing Ltd
Birtle
Hamiota
Rossburn
Shoal Lake
Brandon
Winnipeg
Calgary
Hamiota Council approves by law on land sale and permits
The August 21 1996 village council meeting items include billing the hospital for culverts and installation costs a Department of Highways painting inquiry changes to insurance listings a letter about a nuisance grounds fire an exemption for the U C W Thrift Shop from licence fees disability benefits appeal for Dennis a risk assessment seminar in Winnipeg an ATM home move building permit approval and first second third readings on By law 15 96 sale of land to Hamiota Co op 1958 Ltd.
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Hamiota
Tod
Department of Highways
U.C.W. Thrift
Winnipeg
Hamiota Co-op
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