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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 20, 1987

Page

14

Health spending estimates presented in Manitoba Legislature

Health Minister Larry Desjardins announced 1987-88 health spending at more than 1.3 billion dollars, a nine to ten percent increase over 1986-87. MHSC would receive about 103.7 million extra, with 10 million for home care and 4.5 million for other items, while urging reduced reliance on institutional care and deficit-free urban hospitals by 1988-89.

Winnipeg Larry Desjardins Department of Health Manitoba Health Services Commission MHSC Desjardins Manitoba Health Ser Vices Commission

Safety First in Farm Chemical Use in Winnipeg

Safety experts from Manitoba stress protective gear and proper handling of crop protection chemicals. Wear eye protection gloves and a respirator, cover arms, and wash thoroughly after work. Maintain gear, stock replacements, and launder protective clothing separately to avoid exposure. Respect for chemicals remains the core message.

Winnipeg Glen Blakey Manitoba Department of Workplace Safety and Health Blakey al Switzer Dow Chemical Canada Inc Switzer

Drop-in Centre Bridge and Whist Scores Update

On May 12 five tables played ten whist with Ivy Collier clinching the high score. Lunch provided by Lorna and Mary was enjoyed by all. May 14 featured eight players for bridge with Kay Grant posting the high score and Jean Ewing the low. Barb Littlejohn supplied lunch while Millie is away, with Jean Ewing substituting.

Ivy Collier Lorna Mary Kay Grant Jean Ewing Barb Littlejohn Millie

Library Corner Full rotation coming Friday May 22

The library will close Friday May 22 and reopen Saturday May 23 from 1:30 to 4:30. Please return overdue items and notice the closing date while shelves still hold books.

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