Health Centre Auxiliary holds May meeting in Hamiota
Hamiota District Health Centre Auxiliary met May 24 with 12 districts represented. President Jean Fortune chaired. Dorothy Hudson acted secretary. Grace Anderson reported 2272.07 on hand and Florence Nightingale Tea receipts of 640.20. A $50 donation to guest speaker Debbie Arsenault of the MS Society and two hospital beds valued about 1000 each were approved. Next meeting Sept 27 at 2 PM.
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Hamiota
Jean Fortune
Dorothy Hudson
Grace Anderson
Debbie Arsenault
M.S. Society
Miniota
Kenton
Rollingdale at Westman Special Olympics May 25 1985
Rollingdale Occupational Activity Center attended the Westman Regional Special Olympics in Brandon on Saturday May 25 1985. Ten trainees competed in bowling with August Franssen taking first in Heat II and Garry Nylen placing third in Male Masters Heat III. Non competitors enjoyed the Shrine Circus and a Keystone Centre dance.
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Cardale
Rollingdale
Brandon
August Franssen
Garry Nylen
Shrine Circus
Keystone Centre
Come and Go Tea Honours Genungs 25th Anniversary
A May 26 gathering at Chumah Hall celebrated Bob and Wilma Genung on their 25th anniversary. Family and friends attended with special guests Pastor Larry Hirst and others, sharing wishes and fellowship. U.C.W. ladies provided lunch as attendees enjoyed an afternoon of visiting.
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Hamiota
Chumah Hall
Bob
Wilma Genung
Wilma
Larry Hirst
Andy
Roby
Winnipeg
Ron
Pierce
Herb
Lynas
U.C.W
Mites Take Shoal Lake Tournament Crown
Hamiota Mites 10 and under girls win the Mite Division at Shoal Lake over Strathclair and Shoal Lake. They also post 2 wins in three league games, defeating Birtle and Strathclair and falling to Miniota. Next home game is June 4 against Shoal Lake at 7:00. Team members and coaches listed.
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Hamiota
Hamiote
Shoal Lake
Strathclair
Mites
Birtle
Miniota
Angie Mathison
Tracy Cosgrove
Jody Houck
Robyn Cronkite
Kirby Sararas
Kris Butler
Leta Schimmel
Shannon Taylor
Treena Anderson
Kelly Cochrane
Julie Smith
Charlene Mathison
Amanda Buhler
Terri O’quinn
Lisa Hamilton
Mavis Smith
Diane Cochrane
Fourth Manitoba Conference on Aging Attended by Grant
Mrs Eileen Grant attended the Fourth Manitoba Conference on Aging held at the University of Manitoba May 21 to 24. The event, organized by Health Minister L L Desjardins, drew about 460 registered delegates with another 200 volunteers. Sessions covered topics from Public Trusteeship to Transportation Needs of the Elderly and Pensions and Income Security.
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Lenore
Eileen Grant
Manitoba
L.L. Desjardins
University of Manitoba
End of an Era in Hamiota Grain Facilities
On May 29 1985 Hamiota marked the end of its grain handling era as the last facility the Annex was demolished. Once seven facilities served area farmers, the closing of the railroad and now the Annex removal ends a century old skyline feature. A pictorial review of the Annex’s final moments appears on page 10.
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Hamiota
Hoopers Lake development advances in Miniota district
A district committee led by M Johnson G Armstrong and G L Woods plus A N Sawyer T Heyhoe and Mrs MacDonald and Mrs Chisholm will develop Hoopers Lake site including dismantling a large Narrows building for dressing rooms and picnic areas a well and other improvements A $75 grant was approved for Hoopers Lake improvements and district residents are expected to support the venture Dance events at Beulah and a list of local prices for haircuts jewel sealers sockeye salmon and tomato juice are noted along with a Beulah Hall dance on August 4 and a regular Friday night event
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Miniota
Miniota Herald
M. Johnson
G. Armstrong
G.L. Woods
A.N. Sawyer
T. Heyhoe
MacDonald
Hoopers Lake
Beulah
Rythm Rangers
Regina
Arrow River Orchestra
Beulah Hall
Health Centre development continues in Manitoba
Winnipeg Health Minister Larry Desjardins announced an additional 250 000 to be provided in 1985 86 for continued development of community health centres. He noted the 12 centres have diverse origins yet succeed in delivering programs tailored to local needs.
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Winnipeg
Larry Desjardins
Manitoba
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Bryce McDougal
H.D.H.C
Department of Immigration
McSorely
Canada
Birch Lodge
McConnell
Decker
Grant
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Frank MacDonald
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