Hamiota Health Centre Auxiliary Meets April Session
The Hamiota District Health Centre Auxiliary met April 24 at 2 00 p m in the clinic conference room with Pauline Campbell presiding and reading an April poem from the Friendship Book Fourteen members attended Minutes were read and approved The treasurer reported 730 10 in chequing Supplies voted to buy 12 dozen linen napkins at 21 00 per dozen A roto mixer was discussed for purchase Other items include March liaison notes on admissions occupancy blood use home care mobile meals X ray exams and ambulance trips Donations totaled 1114 57 A rep for Westman mental health workers sought and volunteers invited to an Appreciation Tea April 30 A policy change for pin awards to candy stripers was proposed and a plan to present at the next meeting Varied volunteer hours were noted with emphasis on monthly hour reporting The Birch Lodge parties were planned May through October and Florence Nightingale Tea set for May 14 2 00 to 4 00 p m at the Hamiota community centre A MS table was approved for the tea and tickets for June 9 retained with May 22 deadline A complimentary ticket policy and travel expense coverage was approved The next meeting is May 22 at 2 00 p m and adjournment concluded with Mizpah benediction.
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Hamiota
Hamiota District Health Centre
Pauline Campbell
P.C.H
Liason
Miniota
Kenton
Oak River
Kadambi
Pat Greenaway
Bill Hammond
Brandon
Inza Houck
Westman
Inza
Vaughn Wilson
Karen Newton
Pauline
Virden
Birch Lodge
Scotia
Oakner
Decker
Griffiths
Logan
4-Hers to clean roadsides in Manitoba campaign
Manitoba 4-H clubs will clean roadside litter on Saturday May 2 with support from the Department of Highways and Agriculture. The effort serves community service and fundraising goals with about 15 per kilometer paid to clubs for litter collection. Volunteers supervise sections along highways and motorists are urged to drive carefully.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Highways and Transportation
Manitoba Agrculture
Dori Gingera
Gingera
Department of Highways
4-Hers
Carpet Ball Season Concludes With Wind-Up Trophy
The Hamiota league ends its season led by Wilmot Kirk Thom Stewart and Lola Davis. A April 24 wind-up drew 13 teams for the Roy and Levona Kerr Trophy, won by Henry Goertzen Pearl Kidd Bert Lawrence and Dot Pangman. Second went to Bob Young Lena Armstrong George Campbell and Pat McTavish. Bill Thompson invites ages 55 and up to join lawn bowling ahead of the next season.
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Hamiota
Wilmot Kirk
Thom Stewart
Lola Davis
Roy
Levona Kerr
Levona
Henry Goertzen
Peal Kidd
Bert Lawrence
Dot Pangman
Bob Young
Lena Armstrong
George Campbell
Pat McTavish
Bill Thompson
Royal visit plans welcomed to Manitoba by premier
Premier Howard Pawley welcomed the announcement that Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of York would visit Canada this summer. The itinerary includes Ontario Manitoba and Alberta engagements from July 16 to August 7 and a private Northwest Territories visit. Details will be issued by the Department of the Secretary of State of Canada.
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Winnipeg
Howard Pawley
Duke and Duchess of York
Manitoba
Ontario
Alberta
Northwest Territories
Department of the Secretary of State of Canada
Conference on Aging issues 174 recommendations issued
Health Minister Larry Desjardins announced that 174 recommendations from the Fourth Manitoba Conference on Aging have been distributed to agencies and departments for action. The proposals offer a planning mechanism for gerontology work with the Manitoba Council on Aging and other partners to shape future senior services. Copies are available through the Provincial Gerontologist at 175 Hargrave Street, Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
Larry Desjardins
Manitoba Conference On
Desjardins
Tions
Manitoba Council On Aging
Hargrave Street
Hamiota Hosts Regional Shuffleboard Playoffs
Westman Senior Citizens Council regional floor shuffleboard playoffs were held April 20 1987 at Hamiota Community Centre. District winners from Killarney Carberry Shoal Lake Brandon Rivers Hartney and Souris played round robin with three tiebreakers to select teams for the MSCS 55 Plus Games in Brandon June 25. Ross McKay and Jack Clark of Killarney received the regional trophy. Carberry placed second Shoal Lake third and Hartney fourth. The event was sponsored by Hamiota Seniors Council Inc with a pot luck lunch and beverages supplied by Hamiota ladies.
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Hamiota
Westman Senior Citizens Council
Killarney
Carberry
Shoal Lake
Brandon
Rivers
Hartney
Souris
Ross McKay
Jack Clark
Hamiota Senior's Council Inc
Hamiota Ladies
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Orn Nl
Hamiota, Manitoba
Marlene Murray
Betty Oakden
Conference On Aging
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