Retirement Party Honors Hamiota Postmaster Coombs
On December 26 1977 Hamiota Community honored Postmaster F J Jack Coombs on his retirement after 27 years at the Hamiota Post Office. About 190 guests attended at the Community Centre with remarks from Mayor Harold McLaren and zone Postmaster J C Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
F.J
Jack) Coombs
Grandma Caldwell
Jack
Eleanor
Louise Armstrong
Mary Gray
M.C. Jack Boyd
Harold McLaren
Guy Millar
J.C. Anderson
Virden
Gwenda Coombs
Edmonton
Don
Bonnie
Tory
Tamara
Davilyn Coombs
Brandon
Bruce
Debbie Coombs
Thompson
Bonnie Coombs
Killarney
Ross Coombs
Steinbach
Coombs
Rebekah Lodge 35 Reports Festive 1977 Year
Grace Rebekah Lodge Number 35 led by Mrs. Bruce Cochran celebrated a successful year. Events included a macrame owl raffle ticket sale, a card party and dance, a cystic fibrosis fundraiser netting $365, and a year-end pot luck with costume prizes. They sponsor a student for the United Nations Seminar in New York and plan officer installation on January 16 1978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Bruce Cochran
Bob Morton
Ross Robertson
Cindy Prawdzik
Jamie Jamieson
Elgin McConnell
Murray Coupland
Hubert Murray
Rene Lepine
United Nations
New York
Shane Covenay
Maureen McConnell
Jack King Appointed Acting Labor Deputy
John A. King, formerly assistant deputy minister in Manitoba’s Labor Department, is named acting deputy minister effective January 1. He succeeds James V. Goodison, has 18 years with the Winnipeg Fire Department and prior war service in the RCAF, and serves on national safety and standards boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
John A. King
Manitoba
Department of Labor
Edward R. McGillgas
King
McGill
James V. Goodison
Superintendent of Pensions
Women’s Bureau
Canadian Standards Association
Manitoba Safety Council
Winnipeg Fire Department
No Increases for 78 Autopac Rate
Manitoba minister Harry Enns announces no general rate increase for 1978 Autopac premiums. He notes a possible higher rating for 1979 vehicles, with revenues projected at 116.2 million and expenditures at 110.4 million for a 5.8 million surplus.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Autopac
Harry Enns
M.P.I.C
Enns
Lassie Club Playdowns Round Robin Results
Five local rinks competed in a Lassie Club round robin with teams led by The Beems and others each posting three wins. District 3 qualifiers Heather Houck and Edith Caldwell will represent at Erickson from January 9 to 12, 1978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Vicki McGhee
Betty Woodman
Erickson
Heather Houck
Edith Caldwell
Ability Fund month in Manitoba description and goals
The Ability Fund, formerly the March of Dimes, is administered by The Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba. It funds rehabilitation services for physically disabled adults, with 1977 caseload totaling 5 674. The program offers social services, vocational training, prosthetic supplies, and other supports through a network of social workers across urban and rural Manitoba.
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Ability
Manitoba
Ability Fund
March of Dimes
Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
United Appeal
United Appeals
Altona
Carman
Gimli
Minnedosa
Morden
Neepawa
Pierson
Pine Falls
Portage la Prairie
Reston
Society
Junior Girls District 3 Play Held in Hamiota
Eight Junior Girls rinks played double knockout in Hamiota with teams from Hamiota Strathclair Rivers Erickson Oak River and Binscarth. Oak River skipped by Shelley Haggarty won the B side final over Hamiota skip Lynn McDonald. Binscarth defeated Oak River in the A side semi final, earning a spot in the Provincial play offs at Swan River on January 20 1978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Strathclair
Rivers
Erickson
Oak River
Binscorth
Shelley Haggarty
Hamidta
Lynn McDonald
Binscarth
Swan River
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Rebekah Report
Jack King
Labor
Lassie Club