Ambulance Attendants Sought as Hamiota Service Grows
Hamiota Ambulance Service needs more attendants as seven active and four inactive licenses exist. A 16 hour first aid course Apr 24 25 will prepare volunteers, with eligibility requiring 18 years age Class 4 license and CPR Basic Rescuer. First Responders and EMA training offered. attendants are volunteers paid modestly for field time.
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Hamiota
Vaughn Wilson
Hamiota District Health Centre
Wilson
I.V
Canadian Safety Council
A.m.’S
Blanshard
Woodworth
Miniota
Eileen Kent
R.N
Carl Wiebe
Tom Sedgwick
Hamiota Ambulance Service
Telethon records over $80,000 for Lions Foundation
The first Western Manitoba Lions Telethon raised more than $80,000. After $30,000 in production costs, about $50,000 will be turned over to the Lions Foundation of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario. The six hour CKX TV program from the Western Manitoba Centennial Auditorium featured 30 to 35 acts and documentaries showing how Lions clubs help communities.
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Western Manitoba Lions
Cecil Sparrow
Neepawa
Lions Foundation of Manitoba
Ontario
CKX Television
Western Manitoba Centennial Auditorium
Westman
Lions Clubs
Plans Made for Markets in Hamiota
Eight people attended the April 4 meeting of the Hamiota Farmers' Market. Vendors face health rules restricting sale of cabbage rolls and perogies unless produced in an approved kitchen. The market runs as a temporary event on Fridays from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. with Christmas markets on November 4 and 18.
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Hamiota
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