Senior Citizens Council Elects Officers for Carpet Ball and Shuffleboard
HAMIOTA The Senior Citizens Council met October 13 in the Community Room to elect officers for the Carpet Ball Club and Shuffleboard Club. Carpet Ball officers include President Roy Kirk and Secretary-Treasurer John Rankin. Shuffleboard officers include President Bill Thompson and Secretary-Treasurer Rena Smith. District play-offs dates follow for Area 1 events with venues at Cribbage Miniota, Kenton, Shoal Lake, Hamiota, Birtle, Lenore.
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Hamiota
Senior Citizens Council
Roy Kirk
Bob Morton
John Rankin
Margaret Coxworth
Myra Preston
Gertrude Rankin
Shuffleboard Club
Bill Thompson
Gladys Kirk
W.E
Rena Smith
Mary Davis
Verna Reid
Gwen Douglas
St. Citizens Council
John Svenson
Brandon
John
Westman Sr
Area 1
Cribbage
Miniota
Kenton
Shoal Lake
Lenore
Health Centre tea and bazaar a successful event
The sixth annual Health Centre Ladies Auxiliary tea and bazaar in Hamiota drew a large crowd at the Community Centre on November 19. Proceeds from crafts raffles and bake sales benefit Hamiota Elementary and Collegiate awards. raffle winners and donors are noted, and the group thanks the community for ongoing support.
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Hamiota
Les Hamieson
Betty White
Louise Lall
Audrey Griffith
Oak River
Ann Lucyshyn
Doris Mathison
Dorothy Hudson
Doug Andrew
Brandon
Helen Dickey
Inza Pollock
Park Residence
Birch Lodge
Manitoba pharmacy dispensing fee rises to 4.95
Health Minister Larry Desjardins announced a fee increase for prescription drugs in Manitoba effective November 1 1983. The maximum dispensing fee will rise from 4.80 to 4.95 under a new agreement with the Manitoba Society of Professional Pharmacists, valid until March 31 1984.
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Winnipeg
Larry Desjardins
Manitoba
Desjardins
Manitoba Society of Professional Pharamacists
Welcoming Night Attracts 55 Newcomers In Hamiota
A welcoming night hosted by Hamiota Business Club and local councils on November 9 attracted 55 newcomers. The event featured gift certificate and gift draws donated by local business people and music by The Wild Oats. 174 signed the guest book.
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Hamiota
Hamiota Business Club
Alcohol awareness information evening planned
A Manitoba community promotes responsible drinking as the seminar outlines that 80 90 percent of youth drink and parents must help. The meeting in the high school library at 7 30 tonight invites parents to learn their role in prevention and support.
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Manitoba
McConnell 4-H Beef Club Reorganizes for Year
The McConnell 4-H Beef Club held its reorganizing meeting at Jack Boyd's home on November 1, 1983. New officers include President Lindsay Bridge Vice President Carla Bridge Secretary Desmond Little Treasurer Rena Little and Reporter Dale Little. New members Dale Murray and Jason Bridge joined. scrapbooks will be kept again this year.
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McConnell
McConnell 4-H Beef Club
Jack Boyd
Margaret Boyd
Keith Bridge
Lindsay Bridge
Carla Bridge
Desmond Little
Rena Little
Dale Little
Dale Murray
Jason Bridge
Manitoba Hog Income Stabilization Plan Proves Effective
Agriculture Minister Bill Uruski says Manitoba hog income stabilization payments of 7.93 per cwt to producers who marketed hogs in July to September 1983 show the plan works. He notes the program aims to aid during low prices and expects about 1.4 million dollars annually from the government as its share of premiums. The plan bases support on production costs to reflect cost changes for producers.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Bill Uruski
Uruski
Chiropractors’ Fees and Benefits Increase in Manitoba
Desjardins announces that Manitoba Health Services Commission and Manitoba Chiropractors Association reached a agreement raising fees and insured service benefits. From April 1, 1983 to March 31, 1984 the first visit will be 12.55 and each subsequent 8.60, a 3.44 percent rise. Government cost estimated at 200,000. 1983 maximum insured benefits: 100 for single, 200 for families of two or three, 300 for four or more.
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Winnipeg — Health
Larry Desjardins
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Manitoba Chiropractors’ Association
Desjardins
Hamiota native wins carpentry apprenticeship contest
Dennis Carlson of Prince Rupert B C represented British Columbia in Las Vegas at the International Carpentry Apprenticeship Competition and placed first among thirty seven competitors from Canada and the United States. He is the grandson of the late Gordon and Lois Vickery and was born in Hamiota. He attended school there for six years.
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Hamiota
Dennis Carlson
Prince Rupert
B.C
Las Vegas
British Columbia
Canada
United States
Dennis
Gordon
Lois Vickery
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Health Centre
Ladies Auxiliary Tea and Bazaar
Beef Club
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