The Glass Menagerie to Play Hamiota in 1990
Manitoba Theatre Centre brings Tennessee Williams play to Hamiota on February 5 1990 at 7 30 p m at the Hamiota Collegiate with Denise Fergusson Melody A Johnson Dan Lett and Kerry Corey in cast. MacLeods sponsors the provincial tour and tickets go on sale soon through the recreation office.
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Hamiota - Manitoba Theatre Centre
Hamiota
MTC
Tennessee Williams
MacLeods
United States
New York Drama Critics, Circle
Europe
Latin America
Middle East
Richard Rose
The
Glass Menagerie
Denise Fergusson
Amanda
Melody A. Johnson
Laura
Dan Lett
Tom
Kerry Corey
Jim
Brian Perchaluk
Hugh Conacher
Columbus
Mississippi
Williams
Hamiota Collegiate
Recreation Office
Alzheimer Awareness Month Focus in Manitoba
January marks Alzheimer Awareness Month as the Alzheimer Society in Manitoba highlights the reality of 15 000 residents living with Alzheimer disease. The article notes the disease as a fatal neurological condition with no cure, its progressive loss of memory and function, and the society's programs including support groups, counseling, educational kits, caregiver seminars, newsletters, advocacy, and a theme You Cant Fight It Alone.
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Winnipeg
Alzheimer Society
Westman Winter Games Deadlines Extended
Westman Winter Games extended entry deadlines for three sports. Senior curlers and bowlers may enter until December 31, 1989. Cross country skiers can enter until January 12, 1990 with events for ages 10 to 100 and emphasis on participation. Contact Westman Sport Association at 1-800-572-1040 or 726-6072.
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Brandon
Westman
Westman Sport Association
Nellie Davies 90th Birthday Celebrated in Newdale
A large gathering of 134 relatives and friends attended a Come and Go Tea in Harrison House Lounge on Saturday December 16 to honor Nellie Davies on her 90th birthday. The event included a guest book signing, family attendance from Brandon and Thompson and a pre Christmas pot luck supper in the evening.
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Newdale
Harrison House
Nellie Davies
George
Neilee Davies
Mable Rose
Lloyd
Susan Davies
Winnipeg
Hazel
Elmer Sinclair
Bill
Donna Davies
Brandon
Randy
Sharon Davies
Bob
Cheryl Davies
Thompson
Murray Davies
Sandy Lake
Doug
Liz
Minnedosa
Strathclair
Souris
Hartney
Neepawa
Birtle
Shoal Lake
Minnie Hogarth
Lighting winners announced in Hamiota contest
The Hamiota Business Club named the 1989 Festive Lighting winners with three categories Best Christmas Scene Best Presentation of Lights and Best Use of Lights and Christmas Scene Don Wilson Darwyn Toews and George Hutchings won gift certificates from local businesses Each winner will receive 25 and judging was held December 22nd A Snow Sculpturing Contest is planned for February 17th during the Carnival at the Hamiota Rink
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Hamiota
Hamiota Business Club
Don Wilson
Darwyn Toews
George Hutchings
Business Club
Hamiota Rink
Angela Bray Named Secretary in NDSU Bottineau DECA
Angela Bray of Hamiota Manitoba has been chosen as Secretary for the Delta Epsilon Chi chapter of DECA at North Dakota State University Bottineau for the 1989/1990 academic year. DECA serves Marketing Management majors and related fields at the state supported junior college.
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Bottineau
ND - Ndsu
Bottineau Delta Epsilon Chi
DECA
Angela Bray
Hamiota
North Dakota State University- Bottineau
Manitoba approves discounted basic phone service for disabled
The Public Utilities Board approves Manitoba Telephone System guidelines effective January 1, 1990 providing disabled customers with basic rotary dial or touch tone service at reduced rental costs. A medical certificate is required. equipment may be purchased at cost. The MTS Special Needs Centre at Portage Avenue coordinates support across Manitoba with Winnipeg and toll free numbers available.
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Winnipeg
Public Utilities Board
Manitoba Telephone System
MTS
Portage Avenue
Manitoba
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Rarys
Nec
Hamiota, Manitoba
Gwen Snell
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