Western Canadians Most Regularly Active
Western Canadians are the most regularly active in Canada with 44 percent of British Columbia and 40 percent of prairie respondents reporting some activity at least two or three times weekly. Nationally 37 percent, up from 5 percent ten years ago, show regular activity driven by PAR TICTIPaction.
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Toronto
Canada
B.C
The
Prairies
Clude
Kisby
Officer Cadet Coveney Receives Degree at RMC Graduation
Kingston Ontario May 21 1982 Officer Cadet Shane D Coveney earned a Bachelor of Fuels and Materials Engineering honours and a Commission in the Canadian Forces at the Royal Military College of Canada ceremony He is the son of Mr and Mrs R L Coveney Crandall Manitoba and will serve as an Aerospace Engineer in the Canadian Armed Forces The degree was conferred by Honourable J Gilles Lamontagne Minister of National Defence and Chancellor of RMC
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Kingston
Ontario
Shane D. Coveney
Royal Military College of Canada
Coveney
R.L. Coveney
Crandall
Manitoba
Hamiota Collegiate
Royal Roads Military College
Victoria
B.C
J. Gilles Lamontagne
National Defence
RMC
1982 Campaign Launched for Muscular Dystrophy Leaders chair MDAC drive
The Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada names Captain Leo Patry of Kingston Ontario fire department as 1982 national campaign chairman to head Canada wide fundraising for muscular dystrophy and related disorders. The Jerry Lewis Telethon will air September 5 and 6 on a network of Canadian and U.S. stations. MDAC has allocated nearly 3.5 million dollars for 1982 83 research projects fellowships clinics and patient services across 146 grants at 22 treatment centres.
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Toronto
Paul Hagen
MDAC
Montreal
Paul Allard
John Conners
Connors
Canada
U.S
Grant Awarded for Foxwarren Playground Washrooms
Winnipeg report states Minister L L Desjardins awarded 2700 dollars to the R M of Birtle to aid building outdoor washrooms at Foxwarren playground. The grant supports recreational facilities and community amenities in Manitoba.
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Winnipeg
L.L. Desjardins
R.M
Birtle
Foxwarren
Oak River U C W Meeting Notes June 1
Oak River U C W met in the church Tuesday June 1 at 8 p m. Twelve members attended with reports on finances devotion letters and planned activities including fundraising meals for the Agricultural Fair and a donation to the Renovation fund at P C T C U C W activities and upcoming services were outlined.
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Oak River
U.C.W
Jean Hutchings
Etta Wright
Unit
Canadian Bible Society
Evelyn Delgaty
Friendship
Wright
Amnesty International
U.S.C
Evelyn Delgary
Camp Wasaga
Patterson
Blanche Black
P.C.T.C
U.C.W. Brusary Fund
Unit I
Wind up Auxiliary Meet at Oak River Seated By Chair
The Ladies Auxiliary wind up the season held at Oak River on June 3 with Alice Dowalatik presiding. Merle Strachan and Audrey Coulson chosen to represent on the Hospital Aid. Meeting adjourned with a pot luck lunch for husbands and wives. Next meeting set for September 2.
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Oak River
Alice Dowalatik
Merle Strachan
Audrey Coulson
Health Centre Auxiliary Supper Meeting at Arrow River
The Hamiota Health Centre Auxiliary met June 8 at Arrow River for their annual supper meeting led by Mrs. Cora Shier with 80 attendees from 15 districts and one new district, St. David's. Treasurer Grace Anderson reported $496.45 in checking, funds aiding kitchen needs and new structures. Teresa Moysey spoke on Spirituality and Aging, urging gratitude for life as a gift.
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Arrow River
Hamiota Health Centre
Cora Shier
Audrey Griffith
Andrew
Chumah
Chumah Hall
Coran
Ruth McConnell
St. David's
Grace Anderson
Gover
Teresa Moysey
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Russ Kisby
Partictipaction
Anne
Syndication International
Princess Anne
Ning Board
Louise Lall
Wimp
Dorothy Hudson
Teresa
Roberta Wallace