Hospital Auxiliary Supper Meeting Highlights Local Support
The 18th annual Hamiota Hospital Auxiliary supper on June 3 in Chumah Hall drew the largest crowd yet. Guest speaker Gunnar Dinsdale spoke of overcoming disability with a hand-up not a hand-out and urged Canadians to help the disabled live normal lives while thanking the community for its continued support.
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Hamiota Hospital
Lavinia
Chumah Hall
Ruth McConnell
Logan
Ruth
Griffith
Grace Anderson
Bates
Edna Reynolds
Kenton
Eleanor Sedgwick
Red Cross
Hamiota
Amy Grant
Arrow River
Wimp Sheardown
Miss Doak
Vera McFadden
Oak River
Gunnar Dinsdale
Gunnar
Five Year Wheat Pact Between Canada and Soviet Union
The Canadian Wheat Board and V O Exportkhleb announced a five year deal to sell at least 25 million tonnes of Canadian wheat and feed grains to the Soviet Union from August 1, 1981, to July 31, 1986. Letters of government endorsement were exchanged, with Canada’s Senator Hazen Argue and Soviet Deputy Minister Boris Gordeyev signing. Esmond Jarvis highlighted the enduring Wheat Board Exportkhleb partnership and market growth for Western Canadian farmers. Separate contracts will detail shipments in defined periods.
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Winnipeg
Soviet Union
Canadian Wheat Board
V/ O Exportkhleb
Soviet Grain Trading Corporation
The
Wheat Board
Canada
Government of
Hazen Argue
Boris Gordeyev
U.S.S.R
Exportkhleb
Esmond Jarvis
Jarvis
Manitoba Hydro Appoints Donald S. Duncan as General Manager
Manitoba Hydro announces the appointment of Donald S. Duncan as General Manager Engineering and Construction. He brings extensive heavy engineering experience from numerous U.S. and offshore projects.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Hydro
Donald S. Duncan
U.S
Energy Assistance Program Continues in Manitoba
Fitness Minister Bob Banman announced $100 000 in lottery revenues for the 1981 Energy Assistance Program. In 1979 the department created credits for recreation facilities financially hurt by Hydro billing changes from General Service Rate to Demand. First year 75 facilities received $5.25 to $6 365.49 each, based on the demand versus general service rate for November to October. Banman said the rate freeze and energy savings from conservation can ease facility costs.
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Winnipeg
Hydro
Banman
Manitoba
Grants fund provincial agricultural fairs and facilities
Agriculture Minister Jim Downey announced 169000 in grants to 53 provincial agricultural societies. The funds, covering up to half the costs, target fair grounds and community centres, prioritizing multi use facilities.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Jim Downey
Downey
Brandon
Red River Exhibition
Keystone Centre
Baby Fair at Manitoba Provincial Exhibition Draws Young Visitors
Thousands of children visit the Provincial Exhibition for rides shows and displays during summer break. The Baby Fair features baby animals in the Display Building east of the Keystone Centre including piglets rabbits poultry and more. All attractions are free during the Summer Fair from June 30 to July 4.
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Brandon
Manitoba
Keystone
Keystone Centre
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