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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1983
Page
10
Manitoba's Liquor Control Commission reports a total revenue of 245,576,285 for the year ending March 31, 1982, with government take rising to 91,229,344 and profits up 11.8 percent. Imported wine sales surpassed Canadian wine, beer declined, and per capita wine and spirits consumption rose, while convictions and jail sentences increased from the prior year.
Health Minister Desjardins announced Manitoba Physiotherapists Association board and committee appointments effective December 22 1982. Joseph Bud Shiaro CAP, Anita Kreuger Valerie Bingman David Connolly and Ole Helsten named to various roles for two years.
A family with four teenagers uses a semiannual clothing allowance starting at age twelve. Parents set the base amount and let children cover any designer costs. older siblings guide younger ones. The system minimizes extra purchases and teaches planning, sales usage, and budgeting for six months at a time.
The Oak River Ladies Auxiliary met and elected 1983 officers led by President Alice Dowalatek and Vice Presidents Audrey Coulson and Roberta Ramsey. The annual report noted 18 Get Well, 14 Sympathy cards sent, plus two Flower Arrangements and two Anniversary and two Baby cards. Five new members joined. Winnie McCallum volunteered for the Hall Committee with Agnes Mitchell. meeting adjourned for lunch with the men.
Minister Larry Desjardins announces seven new members effective December 22 1982 replacing the nine member panel. Evelyn Shapiro to chair with T R Edwards as vice chair and a roster including Dr Sue Wood Sister Bertha Baumann Rene Toupin Allan Rosky and Diane Howell. The commission arranges hospital medical and related health services for Manitobans under ministerial direction.
In January 11 1905 a session opened in Canada increasing members pay to 2500 dollars. In 1952 Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill visited Ottawa.
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