Hamiota Senior Mixed Curling Announces 1987 88 Rinks
The Hamiota Senior Mixed Curling League releases its reorganized roster for the 1987/88 season listing skips Bill Taylor Mae Taylor Boyd Lief Art Oakden Ross Fraser Carlyle Johnston and others with spares contacts including Paul Robinson Allan Wiltsey Lillian Lowe and multiple local families.
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Hamiota
Bill Taylor
Mae Taylor
Jim Brooks
Marie Brooks
Boyd Lief
Joyce Lief
Glen Routledge
Phyllis Routledge
Art Oakden
Betty Oakden
Charlie Knight
Norah Knight
Ed Cochrane
Louise Armstrong
Frank Mathison
Ella Mathison
Ross Fraser
Dorothy Strong
John Ridley
Jim Anderson
Carlyle Johnston
Amy Grant
Ned Curll
Tom Stewart
Jack Coombs
Eleanor Coombs
Lorne Caldwell
Margaret Caldwell
Bob Westbrook
Hazel Westbrook
Bill Edwards
Eileen Edwards
Paul Robinson
Allan Wiltsey
Lillian Lowe
Allan
Maxine Cumming
Garth
Jean Strachan
Delmer
Ida McConnell
Elgin McConnell
Ruth McConnell
Winnipeg forms five member team for workers compensation reform
The Manitoba government appoints a five member Implementation Team for Workers Compensation Reform to study 175 recommendations from the Legislative Review Committee. The group will evaluate program revisions, consult with labor and employers, and perform cost analyses before reforms, reporting to Minister Harry Harapiak during the transition.
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Winnipeg
Workers Compensation Board
Harry Harapiak
Legislative Review Committee
Harapiak
WCB
Michael Rennie
Department of Finance
Karn Sandy
Informationa Systems
Gerald Munt
Manitoba Department of Labor
Michael Rohatynsky
Manitoba Department of Finance
Laurie Hilditch
Manitoba soil lab sees record sample volume this fall
The Manitoba Soil Testing Laboratory reports a record rate of soil samples from farmers between September 15 and October 9 reaching over 2,500 fields. Head Ken McGill notes 19 analyses exceed 2,000, with results aimed within a week. Strong weather and early harvest improve submissions and show farmers tightening fertilizer planning to cut costs.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Soil Testing Laboratory
Ken McGill
McGill
Cold stored grain advice from Manitoba official
Manitoba Agriculture’s Orly Friesen warns grain stored after August harvest stays warm and may spoil even with low moisture. Cooling with aeration on cool fall days reduces insects and mold. check surface temps, run fan until bin temp matches outdoor. Final winter cooling targets near 0 C. unvented bins may need early December grain removal at the center to prevent spoilage.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Agriculture
Orly Friesen
Friesen
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