Seven Manitoba centers get new Municipal Jobs Fund loans
The Manitoba government approves $235,829 in new Special Municipal Loans and General Emergency Fund loans to seven centres. Totals rise to $1,211,613 since the program began, with up to $15 per capita loan eligibility and heavy emphasis on on site labor cost forgiveness to winter projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Howard Pawley
Lgds
Capia
Inter Municipal
Hamiota
R.m.’S
Souris
Gilbert Plains
Lynn Lake
R.M. of
Rockwood
Behlan
Thhe
Stoney Mountain
Balmoral
Farm Labor Placement Office Named in Manitoba
P J Milanchuk appointed Farm Labor Placement Officer for the South western Region of Manitoba to head a farm labor pool. The program lines up with Canada Manpower to meet agricultural labor shortages, provide training and work opportunities, and offer payroll services, job matching, and on the job training. Also notes flea beetle warnings for rapeseed crops with chemical control guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Milanchuk
Manitoba
Department of Agriculture of
Canada
Dave Smith
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Mr. Smith
Shower for Beverly Phillips Bride Elect in Car dale
Miss Beverly Phillips, bride elect of June 9, was honored at a miscel laneous shower in the Car dale church basement on June 2 1973. Guests signed a book with 83 names, gifts were displayed in a tool chest, and a light lunch followed the event.
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Marie Phillips
Kim Shaw
Diane
Patti Fortune
Judy Espey
Cheryl Dyer
Shirley Fortune
Red Oak Inn
Melva Stephens
Wendy Fortune
Kay Shaw
Beverly
23Rd St. Brandon
Timely Topics on Summer Fitness and Safe Exercise
The article outlines two exercise categories to prepare for summer fashion. Start with a gentle plan and gradually increase difficulty, beginning with warm ups, then major muscle work like push ups and sit up variations, and include rhythmic cardio for five minutes at heart rates around 140. End with cooling off and a 20 to 30 minute session three to five times weekly.
Hamiota Hospital District notes recount May meeting
The May 25 meeting in the hospital boardroom was presided by Mrs. J. E. Hudson with twelve districts present. Reports included loan repayment from an A.N. nurse, Florence Nightingale tea and bake sale proceeds, ambulance calls, and staff updates. Readings covered regional committees, future events, and a Mizpah Benediction to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Aid District No
J. E. Hudson
A.N
Hudson
Ox-Cart
Courier
Hall
Miniota
Ruth McConnell
Rankin
R.n.’S
Delbridge
Griffiths
Shoal Lake
Archibald
K. Leland
Arrow
McConnell 4 H Beef and Electronics Club Meets
The seventh meeting at McConnell Community Centre on May 8 drew 17 members and 3 leaders. A Steak Bingo sale raised about 250 dollars from 50 dollar meat tickets, and plans for the May 18 Junior Jamboree in Chumah Hall Hamiota were discussed.
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McConnell
McConnell Community Centre
Chumah Hall
Hamiota
Last Concert Cancelled at Keystone Arena Brandon
Promoters Sounds of the World Ltd and Barco Media Ltd canceled the James Last concert at the Keystone Arena in Brandon on Sunday June 10 due to weak ticket sales. Refunds available at the Keystone Centre ticket office next week. mail refunds sent upon receipt of tickets. The centre states the decision was entirely at promoters’ discretion.
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Brandon
Keystone Centre
James
Keystone Arena
Sounds of the World Ltd
Barco Media Ltd
Jerry Libin
Calgary
Goor
Winnipeg
Keystone
W.I. meeting in Cardale reports and plans
The May 23 W I I meeting in Cardale had ten members present. Treasurer’s $50.36 from Hafke sale and $18.74 from Elliott’s. Gwen McTavish gave hospital news and led a Day theme Friendship is a Garden. District reports, resolutions, holiday trip plans, and agriculture talks featured. Grace and Gwen led a contest. lunch served by Jean Dennison and Evelyn Cowan.
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Cardale
H. Hafke Sale
G. Elliott
Ottawa
Marion Kirkpatrick
Della Radcliffe
W.I
Myrtle White
Sonja Ramsay
Grace
Gwen McTavish
Jean Dennison
Evelyn Cowan
Court of Revision Date Announced Minnedosa
In Minnedosa the Court of Revision will set aside one day to add or remove names from the voters list. Returning Officer Marion McNabb urges eligible voters to check the list before Monday and ensure their name is present. Verify polling locations and proclaimed poll listings as some boundaries changed since the by election.
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Minnedosa
Court of Revision
Marion McNabb
Bantams Baseball Open With Win Over Rivers 20 to 5
Hamiota Bantams started the season with a 20 to 5 victory over Rivers as Craig Lobban Wes Coulson and Wendel McConnell held Rivers scoreless until the final inning Lobban homered and doubled Vernon Brown hit three triples and a single McConnell slugged a triple and others added hits. May 25 at Newdale Bantams won 16 to 8 with pitching shared by Woods and Lobban Baydak hit a homer and a triple while McConnell added two triples and a single.
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Craig Lobban
Wes Coulson
Wendel McConnell
Rivers
Vernon Brown
Dave McConnell
Kerry Lowe
Cam Johnston
Hamiota
Nelson Woods
Peter Baydak
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