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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 04, 1987

Page

3

Doctor Allan Ranson joins Health Centre staff in Hamiota

Dr Allan Ranson, an anaesthetist, joins the Health Centre on January 5 1987 enabling major surgery in Hamiota and permitting itinerant surgery from Dr Myers of Brandon General Hospital once a month. Ranson, raised near Carberry, studied at the University of Manitoba graduating in 1976 and practiced in Carberry before 1986 in Brandon emergency medicine. He and wife Yolande have three children Tamara Matthew and Monique and reside in the Hamiota trailer court. In his spare time he enjoys sports and music.

Allan Ranson Ranson Hamiota Myers Brandon Brandon General Carberry University of Manitoba College of Family Physicians Brandon General Hospital Yolande Tamara Matthew Monique Dr. Ranson

Ottawa Wheat Board minister outlines fiscal restraint and farm support

Ottawa report cites government debt growth from 18 billion in 1967 to 224 billion in 1984 and a projected 400 billion by 1990 if spending refused. It notes deficits down in 1985-86 and 1986-87, higher consumer confidence, lower lending rates, and inflation near four percent. It also highlights a 62 percent rise in agriculture spending since 1984 and more than 50 percent in Western Canada in 1987 to aid farmers amid a trade dispute with the EEC and US.

Ottawa Michael Wilson Wilson European Economic Community United States Canada

Hamiota Happenings Highlights Local Notices

Sincere sympathy to Lloyd Mansell and family on Ollie Mansell’s passing after a long illness. Get well wishes to Agnes Winstone after eye surgery. Winnipeg residents Jim Angus A J Anderson and Doug Anderson visited Brandon for Manitoba Police Curling Championship. Bob Fleck beat Ernie Molasso. Doug Anderson earned best all round second. Myrtle Caldwell received a visit plan from Reston duo Jim Milliken and Merilee Smith.

Lloyd Mansell Ollie Agnes Winstone Jim Angus A. J. Anderson Doug Anderson Winnipeg Brandon Manitoba Police Bob Fleck Ernie Molasso Ernie Mel Myrtle Caldwell Jim Milliken Reston Merilee Smith Oak River Mrs. Caldwell Jim Iris McMurray

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