Hail Damage and Social Visits Mark Kenton Area
Social visits fill Kenton scenes across August with relatives from Vancouver Dundas Ottawa Brandon and Thunder Bay joining locals at Kenton and nearby. A Mid August hailstorm brought golf ball sized hail causing crop and garden damage and widespread property impact. The piece notes the Rampton funeral on September 2 and the start of school on September 1 with best wishes to teachers students and staff.
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Molly Vance
Grant
Trent
Vancouver
Kenton
Vance
Howard Bell
Dundas
Ontario
Norman Bell
Norman
David
Ottawa
Ray
Linda
Virden
Wayne
Lorne Wilsons
Mr. Rushmore
Minneapolis
Black Hills
Lorne
Ted Wilson
Toronto
L. Wilsons
Foxwarren
Hamilton
and Bettie Hames
Sybil
Tarbolton
Wally Grays
Dora
Fay McMillan
Susan
Prince Albert
Wally
Violet Cole
Lanigan
Saskatchewan
Laura Harper
Abbottsford
B.C
The
Grays
Heresay
Woodworth
Lawrence Rampton
Oak Lake
Research director named for community services
Len Evans announced Michael Mendelson as director of Research Planning and Operational Statistics for Community Services and Corrections. Effective September 6 1983 Mendelson will lead research and planning to improve Manitobans social services. He has prior federal and provincial experience and holds a BA Honours from the University of Manitoba and an MA from the University of Toronto.
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Winnipeg
Community Services and Corrections
Len Evans
Michael Medelson
Evans
Mendelson
Manitoba Department of Health and Social Development
Manitoba
University of Manitoba
University of Toronto
Manitoba Legislative hearing schedule on Privileges and Elections
The Standing Committee on Privileges and Elections will hold hearings across Manitoba in September 1983. Dates span September 16 to 27 at locations including St. Jose Ukrainian Catholic Parish Ste. Rose, Victoria Inn Morden, Arborg Community Hall, and Legion Community Centre Ste. Anne. Written briefs may be sent to the Clerk of Committees. registration by telephone or in writing is required. briefs capped at 40 minutes with a request for 15 copies if possible.
Winnipeg woman named president of National Advisory Council on Aging
Health Minister Monique Begin announced Rhetta Gold as president of the National Advisory Council on Aging for a three year term. Gold has led the Age and Opportunity Centre in Winnipeg for 10 years and now serves as a director at B.C. Housing Consultants. She is a member of the Canadian Association on Gerontology and known for her research in gerontology. The 18 member council, established May 1 1980, advises on aging policy and public awareness.
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Winnipeg
National Advisory Council On Aging
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Kenton District News
Norma Gray
Province of
Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Legislative Building
Broadway
Swan River
Legion Hall
6Th Avenue N
Ste. Rose
Brandon
Ste. Rose Community Centre
Gulf Street
Victoria Inn
Victoria W
Morden
Arborg
Community Hall
Second Street N
Arborg Community Hall
Ingolf Street
Ste. Anne
Legion Community Centre
Arena Road
Carmen Depare
Legislative
High Arctic
S. Perlmutter
Hamilota
Hamiota
Cee and
Gov