Auxiliary reports Ste. Rose du Lac tea event success
The Hamiota District Health Centre Auxiliary met May 26 with Pat Kaczmar presiding. Thirteen members from eight districts attended as the group reviewed minutes, budget items, bake sale and tea proceeds, donations, and upcoming events. Funds will support a kitchen food processor, a blanket warmer for the hospital, and student loans for secondary health education residents within the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota District Health Centre
Pat Kaczmar
Watchword
Mavis Smyth
Lil Farrend
Newdale
Lil
Barrett
Miniota
Pat
Oak River
Decker
Arrow River
Oakner
Hamiota
Woodworth
Blanshard
Cardale
Roberta Wallace
Muriel Briggs
Vaughn Wilson
Purple Loosestrife Exchange Starts May 29
Manitoba Weed Supervisors Association and Manitoba Purple Loosestrife Project launch a province wide exchange encouraging gardeners to dig up Lythrum with roots and exchange for environmentally safe perennials. The program runs May 29 to August 31 and coupons are available at local Weed Control District Offices. Citizens may also contact the office at 764 2128 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Lewis
Manitoba Weed Supervisors Association
Manitoba Purple
Ste. Rose du Lac Builds a Model of Community Economic Development
In a Regina conference room, leaders discuss CED as local leadership guided development. The Ste. Rose du Lac partnership created Turtle River Development Centre, attracting $650,000 and growing health and social services to 70 jobs, with plans for a call centre and beef plant.
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Regina
CED
Vision
Ste. Rose du Lac
Ste. Rose
Chamber
Hospital Board
Economic Development Commission
Parkland
Turtle River
Health Dent
Ditto
Medi-Vac
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the Hamiota Echo
Dialae
Bob Clark
United Church
Glenna Beauchamp
Christ Church
Fitz Griffith Hamiota
Hamiota Pentecostal Church
Pastor del Pierce
Kenton Shiloh United Church
Joyce Kehier
Shiloh
Kenton
United Church of Dam of
Service
United Church of Canada
Karen MacNeill