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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 19, 1996
Page
4
A humorous essay argues that more body hair may signal higher IQ, noting gorilla like men at the store may be cleverer than hairless ones. The narrator jokes about aging, hair growth, and the idea that humans gradually become hairier as wisdom supposedly rises, ending with a playful note on intelligent couches after death.
A newsletter item describes Manitoba Health's appeal panel established in June 1994 to review Home Care decisions. Brochures are available and seniors who disagree with eligibility or service level can use the process. The note mentions Patch Entertainers returning in September and Apollo units on hand for use.
The brochure outlines Vision goals and objectives for a Senior Peer Support program to improve communication, train trainers, and form local support groups. Training costs are covered by Health Canada and the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba with future sessions planned at the Russell Inn.
The Village of Hamiota council approved items including accessibility of the Foreman by cellular, removal of spare culvert on 7th Street, water meter for Hedley trailer, no parking of village equipment on private property, discussion with Redferns on traffic, and a 1997 bonus plan equal to five percent of 1996 transportation expenditures. It gave first second and third readings to By-law 14 96 sale of land, donated 50 dollars to the Chamber of Commerce, rejected sale offers for Lot 1 Plan 26063 and advertised for new proposals, granted first reading to By-law 11 96 paving, passed By-law 3 96 local improvements with amendments, declared a half day holiday on July 18 1996, and agreed to cover the insurance premium increase for the manager s vehicle.
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