Reggies Ramblings From a Canadian News Roundup
A Canadian scientist warns left handedness signals brain damage amid a survey showing 70 percent of 106 MPs favor the death penalty for premeditated murder or police killings. Mosquito fogging debates in Winnipeg erupt at public hearings as officials clash. Canada plans a new two dollar bill while Manitoba party leadership talk centers on a Tory win.
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Arthritis Month Urges Manitobans to Support Research
September is Arthritis Month in Manitoba with the Arthritis Society of Canada urging Canadians to back arthritis research. The society aims to improve public understanding and care, noting arthritis can affect anyone and imposes hardship on patients and families.
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Canadian sheep price support under Agriculture Canada program
Agriculture Canada outlines a 47.70 per hundredweight live price support for good lambs under the 1975 stabilization act. Deficiency payments apply if national average for slaughter lambs falls below this level, with claims requiring proof of sale, buyer, and live or carcass weights. The rate blends 90 percent of regional five year average and a 15.73 dollar balance to 31.97 and is part of boosting Canadian lamb production.
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Personal Sales Award Plaques Tainted by Brandon Distributors
Eleanor and Leah O Callaghan of Arrow River, Manitoba receive Amway Personal Sales Award Plaques from Brandon Direct Distributor Alf Paterson and Olive Paterson at Rosser Avenue. Amway reports 200 000 US and Canadian distributors can earn the annual honor by meeting high sales goals.
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Exchange Members Arrive at Shoal Lake
Thirty exchange members from Vermillion Alberta arrived at Shoal Lake on August 4 with six staying in Miniota. Names include Rena Oldenburg Judy Murray Fern Ellerington John Brown Betty White David Yaremico at Judy Oliver's and chaperons Wayne and Jerry Tuck. Planned activities include a weiner roast and a ball game at Hooper's Lake on Friday August 9 for the Hamiota area. Miniota Merry Homemakers hosted a barbecue Monday afternoon August 11 for Miniota Club members.
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