Oak Lake Wins A Side in DECKER Minor Hockey Tournament
Decker Minor Hockey hosted an eight and under invitational with nine teams over December 27 and 28. Oak Lake, Hamiota, Decker, Rossburn, Foxwarren, and St. Lazare formed the A side with Oak Lake beating Hamiota in the final. McAuley, Kenton, and Birtle contested the B side, with Birtle winning the B side trophy.
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Decker — Decker
Oak Lake
Hamiota
Decker
Rossburn
Foxwarren
St. Lazare
McAuley
Kenton
Birtle
Fox
Kenton Beef and Swine Club Holds Second Meeting
The Kenton Beef and Swine Club met on December 13 at Lorne Gompf’s home. They set a bonspiel date February 9 inviting 12 rinks and planned calf weighing and tagging for Christmas week. Future meetings were scheduled for January 10 at John Wrights.
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Kenton
Lorne Gompf
Harding
Lenore
McConnell
River
Oak Lake
Miniota
John Wrights
Manitoba Hydro raises electric rates in April
Manitoba Hydro will raise electricity rates starting April 1. The increase, approved by the Government of Manitoba, is expected to lift net revenues for the fiscal year to 9.9 million dollars and push reserves to 84 million, though still below 1979-80 levels. Residential customers would see about a 1.35 dollar monthly rise for 700 kilowatt hours.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Manitoba Hydro
Marc Eliesen
Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board
Canada
Elieson
Manitoba Weed Fair Details Set for Brandon and Winnipeg
The 1985 Manitoba Weed Fair runs January 17-18 at the Keystone Centre Brandon and January 22-23 at the Winnipeg Convention Centre. Barry Todd, Weeds Specialist, notes 70 plus exhibits and seminars on environmental factors herbicide persistence nozzle patterns spray surveys and weed control. Day two includes stress management with Dr. Eldon Morey and weed identification workshops run 11 am daily with exhibits 9 am to 5 pm. contact local agricultural offices for details.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Keystone Centre
Brandon
Winnipeg Convention Centre
Barry Todd
Manitoba Agriculture
Eldon Morey
Lakeland Mental Health Centre
Fergus Falls
Minnesota
Manitoba reviews Personal Care drugs policy in Winnipeg
Health Minister Larry Desjardins meets with the Manitoba Society of Professional Pharmacists and affected pharmacies to discuss delaying implementation of the Personal Care drugs program to July 1, 1985. An advisory committee with multiple health groups will study cost variances and standards, reporting by March 15, 1985 to ensure affordable improvements.
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Winnipeg
Larry Desjardins
Manitoba Society of Professional Pharmacists
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Manitoba
Seventeenth Manitoba Drug Formulary Set For 1985
Desjardins announced the Seventeenth Edition of the Manitoba Drug Standards and Therapeutics Formulary will take effect January 1, 1985. It lists interchangeable drugs to guide pharmacists physicians and dentists in filling prescriptions with lowest- price substitutions unless a handwritten do not substitute is given. Overall formulary prescription prices rise by less than 0.5 percent as some prices fall or stay the same. The committee of pharmacists and physicians prepared the formulary and the Manitoba government approved it.
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Winnipeg
Larry Desjardins
Manitoba
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