Eastern Star members enjoy busy month in 1998
Royal York Chapter No. 30 Order of the Eastern Star recounts a busy period with July picnic at Jean Watsons cabin Salt Lake 23 attendees. September charter draped for Mary Little and donation to Heart and Stroke Foundation. Neb Curll farewell at Hamiota United Church leading to charter drape in Nebs memory and donation to Hamiota Health Centre. Shoal Lake members aided 50 residents at Personal Care Home. Harvest Tea report by Elinor Waddell. Gleaning winners named. Betty and Arnold Murray 50th anniversary observed. Gwen Douglas notes membership with Royal York Eastern Star.
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Gwen Douglas
Royal York
Order of the Eastern Star
Jean Watson
Salt Lake
Mary Little
Heart and Stroke Foundation
Strathclair
Mabel Wright
Brandon
Neb Curll
Hamiota United Church
Neb
Hamiota Health Centre
Shoal Lake
Elinor Waddell
Isobel Nicholson
Jean Maliation
Lorraine Muzylewski
Ruth McDonnell
Hamiota
Annette Zegers
Shirley Bell
Harvey Dickie
Minnedosa
Claris Nicholson
Betty
Arnold Murray
War Amps mails address labels across Manitoba
War Amps distributes address labels nationwide in Manitoba with emphasis on Assistance and Information. Chief Executive Cliff Chadderton cites CHAMP program beneficiaries receiving artificial limbs and mobility devices, while highlighting counselling, seminars, newsletters, and online resources. Public support funds the programs and avoids government grants.
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Manitoba
War Amps
Cliff Chadderton
Mr. Chadderton
Canada
Chadderton
Waramps.ca
RCMP Booth Headlines Hamiota Trade Fair Safety Literature
At the annual Hamiota and District Sports Complex trade fair the RCMP were on duty with Identifid photographs and safety literature. Cpl Noonan and family members joined officers including Cst Liz Porter and Sgt Alex Graham browsing the lineup and patrolling in a red surge vehicle.
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Hamiota and District
RCMP
Phil Noonan
Teidje
Carterette
Carterette Noonan
Cpl. Noonan
Cst
Liz Porter
Alex Graham
Teidje Noonan
Canadian researchers herald new once daily asthma therapy
The article discusses asthma as a chronic inflammatory disease and reports trials of a new oral anti-inflammatory drug for patients six and older. It notes comparable effectiveness to inhaled steroids, faster onset, good tolerance, potential steroid-sparing effects, and improved adherence for adults and children.
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the Hamiota Echo
Eastern Star
Wanda Strachan
Echo
Hamiota Credit Union Ltd
Hamiota Community Centre
Wellington Ave
Winnipeg