McConnell 4-H Beef Club Awards Night Recap
The McConnell 4-H Beef Club held its Awards Night at McConnell School on November 18 1988. Members received completion certificates and long service seals while Dale Murray and Darren Bridge earned senior and junior record book honors. A 75th anniversary candle lighting closed the event along with a cake cutting by Gordon Killoh and Jack Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell
McConnell School
Jack Boyd
Allan Preston
Jason Bridge
Dale Murray
Dale Little
Margaret Boyd
Darren Bridge
Jack
Margaret
Shelley Preston
McConnell Beef Club
Manitoba
Ryan Murray
Scott Preston
Denise Murray
Kerri Maynes
Bonnie Chappell
Faye Bridge
Canada
Gordon Killoh
Hamiota Hosts NC CCL Results Night Nov 23
Results in Hamiota show Dale Brooks of Manitoba Pool Elevators defeating Bob Curtis Texaco's Ken Bond. Ken Stewart of Murray's Farm Supplies over Redfern Farm Services' Brent Strachan. Dave Clark of United Pet Foods over Cam Henry of J S Henry & Son Seeds. Ken Lawn of Hamiota IGA over Dave Gill of Strathclair Credit Union. Gary Garbolinsky of M M Autobody over Duncan McKinnon of United Grain Growers. Dale Beever of Grainex Tempo over Wayne Lewis. Next draw in Rivers on Tuesday Nov 29 at 9:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Manitoba
Dale Brooks
Bob Curtis
Texaco
Ken Bond
Murray
Ken Stewart
Redfern Farm Services
Brent Strachan
United Pet Foods
Dave Clark
J.S. Henry & Son
Cam Henry
Hamiota Iga
Ken Lawn
Strathclair Credit Union
Dave Gill
M & M Autobody
Gary Garbolinsky
United Grain Growers
Duncan McKinnon
Grain
Peete Eee
Cee Meee
Dale Beever
Brandon receives federal support for three new senior programs
Brandon Manitoba gets 28 900 dollars from Health and Welfare Canada's New Horizons Program. The Honourable Jake Epp says funds will develop materials and volunteer networks for Welcome to Retirement Meeting in the Mall and The Experience of Retirement. Programs provide resources and opportunities for seniors nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Manitoba - Western
Manitoba
New Horizons
Health and Welfare Canada
Jake Epp
Manitoba Cancer Treatment Foundation expands to meet rising cases
The Manitoba Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation reports rising cancer incidence from 3700 cases in 1973 to 6250 in 1987, prompting new clinical sections, doubled clinic size at Health Sciences Centre, a St Boniface treatment centre, and outreach to rural areas. Funding totals include an $8.2 million provincial grant for patient care and a $2.5 million external research budget. The Foundation emphasizes emergency therapy, waiting list management, audits, and future equipment plans.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation
Manitoba
MCTRF
Health Sciences Centre
St. Boniface General Hospital
Canada
North America
Stony Brook Centre
New York State
St. Boniface Hospital
Board of Directors
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4-H Beef Club
N.W.C.C.L
Brooks
Crosstown
Tem Tempo
Tempo Ae
Tempo Auto Clinic
MARG
Keith Lamb
Canadian Advertising Foundation
Cancer Foundation Concerned
Nual
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Cardale Sales
Wayne, Shirley
Richard Horne
Autopac
Grain Transportation Committee
SGTC
Drducer
Transportation Committee
Lombard Avenue
Oi Panor
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