Manitoba Health Research Council awards 34 grants total
The Manitoba Health Research Council has granted 34 awards totaling 487,741 dollars to support personnel, equipment purchases, and health research in Manitoba. An extra 100,000 dollars remains unawarded. The March 9 Medical Post notes seven personnel, five equipment, and 22 operating grants across cancer research, alcoholism, geriatrics, mental retardation, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. The council, formed by the Manitoba Government in December 1980, began grants in 1981.
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Manitoba Health Research Council
M.H.R.C
Manitoba
Medical Post
Council
Local Happenings in Hamiota and Nearby Towns
Visitors to Morison's in Hamiota included Al and Elaine Kruger Paul and Mark Mrs Livi Holmberg Timmerna de Ben and Birger Kruger from Stockholm Sweden. Guests traveled from Edmonton Calgary Hamiota Sweden Winnipeg Lavinia Minnedosa and more for the Parkclub's 25th Anniversary in Brandon at National Hall May 29. Canon Whitfield and Mrs Whitfield visited old parishioners and town sites, noting changes since 1943 1945.
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Morison
Hamiota
Elaine Kruger
Paul
Mark
Livi Holmberg
Timmerna de Ben
Birger Kruger
Stockholm
Sweden
Redge Beasley
Gilbert Plains
Manitoba
Marlene Tittle
Brandon
Jim
Peggy
Margaret
John Parkclub
National Hall
Swatsky
Lenore News: Kerrie Simpson shines at provincials
Lenore athlete Kerrie Simpson earned second in the 200 metre sprint and third in the 100 metre sprint at the Provincial B Playdowns at Pan Am Stadium Winnipeg last weekend. She will compete in Provincial A Playdowns this weekend. Community activities note a Virden meeting with six members, officers elected, donations to Lenore Church and Breadalbane Cemetery, and a baptism service at the church led by Rev. Henry Hildebrandt with multiple baptisms listed. Lenore Slow Pitch teams defeated Oak River and Rivers at home Monday night.
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Kerrie Simpson
Pan Am Stadium
Winnipeg
Errol
John Norek
Virden
Elmer Hill
Pat Waller
Lenore Church
Breadalbane
R. Smith
Jim Alexander
Lillian Alexander
J. Norek
J. Alexander
Russell Smith
Theer
Terry Hayward
Heather Litterick
Saskatoon
Geo. Emms
Jack Hunter
Wes MacDonald
Jim Willox
MacDonald
Wade Little
Decker
Henry Hildebrandt
Maxine Hayward
Linda Ellis
Judy Russell
Brent William Russell
Keith Russell
Brian James Gibson
Jim Gibson
Brandon
Darla Lenore Hayward
Shelley Lynne
Kyleigh Dawn
Rick Smith
Todd Christopher
Stacy Dawn
Barry Hayward
Kelly Rose
Larry Logan
Cameron Edward
Edward Hodgins
Jane Roberta
Robert Alexander
David Lonnie
Lyle Brown
Trevor Jon
Sean Henry
Jon Ellis
Tammy Marie
Les Ellis
Justin Lee
Cody Scott
Les Brown
Kari Lee
Amy Joy
Harry Ellis
Christopher Ryan
Darren Wade
Lindsay Shannon
Garth Routledge
Wayne MacDonald
Calgary
Lenore
Oak River
Rivers
Umpire-in-Chief Appointed by Manitoba Baseball Association
Don Howard named Umpire In Chief for the 1982 Manitoba Baseball season. Raised near Pilot Mound, he began umpiring after an absent official led him to step in. He later moved to Winnipeg, worked 50 years with Imperial Oil, and served in Manitoba Junior League and Red Boine Senior League. He officiated in Provincial and City Finals and Canadian Playoffs across divisions and joined a Major Umpire School in Florida. He will conduct umpire clinics and can be reached via the MBA office.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Baseball Association
Don Howard
Don
Pilot Mound
Ab Richardson
Imperial Oil Ltd
Manitoba
Red Boine
Beaver
Bison
Florida
Chicago White Sox
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
M.B.A
If They Can Maintain Fury After Four Straight Titles
The brief remarks ponder whether the team can sustain high intensity after four consecutive championships. It questions if Larry Highbaugh can avoid decline, and if the defense can stop Dan Kepley from making major plays. The speculation ends with the call for consistent effort.
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Larry Highbaugh
Dan
Red Sox Pile On Oilers In Ten Three Win
Red Sox score ten runs on eleven hits while Oilers manage three on twelve. Ellis Woods leads Sox with three hits. Morley Hartel tops Oilers with three. Paddock starts for Red Sox, Thompson relieves for Oilers as game swings in seventh inning. Van Isler notes chilly weather and seeks electric blanket for uniform.
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Hamiota
Red Sox
Oilers
Ellis Woods
Sox
van Isler
Mac Coupe
Morley Hartel
Jim Teetaert
Bruce Young
Gord Paddock
Red Soxedge Neepawa On Shaw Ninth Inning Hit
Russ Shaw drove in Wayne Ramsey with a two out single in the bottom of the ninth as the Red Sox beat the Neepawa Farmers 2-1. Ramsey and Shaw had two hits apiece, Van Isler pitched eight, Labassier finished, Schmall worked all nine for Neepawa. The win followed a 5-2 Saturday victory and runs in Hamiota’s 6-1 week. The Red Sox host Riverside Canucks on Tuesday, June 15.
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Red Sox
Russ Shaw
Oilers
Bob Billinger
Larry Thompson
Wayne Ramsey
Neepawa Farmers
Sox
Ramsey
Ellis Woods
Wes Coulson
Shaw
van Isler
Mike Labassier
Hamiota
Neepawa
Don Schmall
Schmall
Farmers
Riverside Canucks
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Health Centre News
Manitoba Health Research
Lloyd Robinson
Grosse Isle
Arnold Murray
Thos. Thompson
Lyle Thompson
Edson, Alta
Lenore News
Mrs. M. Logan
the Heart Fund
Frederick Sales
Jack Matheson
Kepley
By Larry Budzinski
Nmiota