Arthritis Society fuels research push across Canada
The Arthritis Society, founded in 1948, has grown from a $4000 1950 start to over a million and a half dollars yearly for arthritis research. More than 70 anti inflammatory drugs are tested, joint replacement surgery advances continue, and the disease affects about 1 in 20 Canadians, with three times as many women as men and thousands of children affected.
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Hamigta
Arthritis Society
Canada
Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis Stresses Need for Research
The article highlights that juvenile rheumatoid arthritis affects the young, not just the elderly, and notes advances in treatment and surgery. It emphasizes ongoing research funded by growing donations and volunteer efforts to prevent, manage, and cure rheumatic diseases.
Art Club Meet HAMIOTA
The Art Club held its reorganizing meeting on September 19 in the Community Room at 2 p.m. A one dollar membership fee was set to fund display boards for the spring show with Mr B Pollock in charge. Mrs D Lee will teach ten acrylic lessons at Hamiota Collegiate for ten dollars per member. The club showed a $160.80 bank balance and discussed affiliation with Brandon.
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Hamiota
B. Pollock
The
Brandon
Hamiota council allows basement stay. orders footings removed
The Village of Hamiota council held a September 23 1975 special meeting to address housing construction on Lots 8 and 10 Plan 924. It rescinded earlier resolutions and allowed the basement on Lot 10 to remain while requiring removal and reconstruction of Lot 8 basement footings so the building front stays 30 feet from the property line.
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Hamiota
Premier and Cabinet Meet with Community Publishers
The Hon Edward Schreyer and cabinet members met Manitoba Community Newspapers Association leaders at the Legislative Building in Winnipeg to discuss rural decentralization, government tendering, on the job training, a possible Community Press Council, and the impact of provincial advertising. The group praised the readership survey, debated the liquor campaign rollout, and planned future talks with the Queen's Printer and Education officials.
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Edward Schreyer
Miles Phillips
Barry McCallum
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Legislative
Winnipeg
Ian Turnbull
Len Evans
Sidney Green
Saul Miller
Howard Pawley
Ben Hanuschak
Douglas Smith
Ilan A. Mackenzie
M.C. N.A
Red River College
Department of Education
Schreyer
Hanuschak
Evans
Smith
Audit
Manitoba
Turnbull
M.C.N.A
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