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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1991
Page
6
An editorial outlines alcohol as a drug with no health need, detailing its wide harm to brain and liver, links to driver fatalities and PYLL, and notes addictive potential and societal costs. It questions why alcohol remains widely available and promises further discussion on tackling alcohol use and related topics.
Scotia Bank predicts the dollar weakening to 83 cents in Q1 then 82, 81, and 80 cents in subsequent quarters with a single digit prime lending rate by year end. Canadian 25 year bonds may yield 10 while U.S. 30 year bonds could yield 8. The piece also notes shifts in lifestyles toward quality of life and home-based work with less club culture.
The Crandall annual Christmas party on December 19 drew over 50 adults and children for a 5 PM pot luck supper. Games and bingo followed, with a Nykoliation ice tree as the centerpiece and Santa handing out gifts to the youngsters. The Nykoliation family hosted a January 5–6 gathering with relatives and friends.
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