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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 19, 1984

Page

15

Local Farmers elect KAP District 8 directors

Keystone Agricultural Producers District 8 elected Cam Henry Oak River Lorne Radcliffe Cardale John Castle Miniota Larry Walker Miniota Keith Dixon Hamiota and other farmers to the district committee. About 70 people attended the December 5 meeting in Selgsgirth to elect 13 directors representing most municipalities with plans to add missing representation. Reg Forbes Industrial Commissioner Brandon spoke urging a strong voice for agriculture.

Winnipeg - Keystone Agricultural Producers District 8 Cam Henry Oak River Lorne Radcliffe Cardale John Castle Larry Walker Miniota Keith Dixon Hamiota Selgsgirth K.A.P Reg Forbes Brandon Forbes Verna Fulton Birtle Cam Henry Blanchard Frank Hamilton Ellice Vern Westaway Strathclair John Mitchell Rossburn Lorne Radcliffe - Blanchard Derek Jenkins Garry Workman Lyle Keating Silver Creek Terry Wareham

Inflation cooled and wages shift from hikes to merit raises

Canadian Business argues inflation is tamed and workers prize job security over large wage rises. Prices for houses and high tech have fallen in places, suggesting lower rates may persist. For investors, a five year GIC at 12 percent could be unreal by 1989.

George Heaven

Murph Reflects on Eskimos Run and Coach Support

Jack Mathison recalls Murph praising the Eskimos organization and coach Paul Robson while noting five years with Edmonton. He credits Norm Kimball with strong leadership in Canadian football and reflects on media attention, Cal’s decision to stay, and hopes for an encore in 1985.

Eskimos Paul Robson Mad Dog Edmonton Norm Kimball Calgary Murph Cal

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