Hamiota District Hospital Opens Doors To Public
HAMIOTA October 26 open house marked completion of a 400 expansion updating the 25 bed hospital serving Blanshard Hamiota Miniota Woodworth and the village. Deputy Minister Hans Schneider urged public engagement in health care praising Hadland and Dr Hudson and dedicating the new facilities with a plaque and gold key.
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Hamiota District Hospital
Hamiota
Hans Schneider
Manitoba
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Schneider
M. G. Hadland
J. E. Hudson
John L. Rankin
Glen E. Chapman
Manitoba Hospital Association
Brandon General Hospital
Murray Malkin
Haid & Malkin Architects
Winnipeg
W. C. Hoffman
Hoffman Construction Ltd
Minnedosa
Hudson
Chas Ross
D. McCrindle
Hamiota Art Club
Ladies’ Aid
R.M
Blanshard
Miniota
Woodworth
Farm Notes on Diversification and New Beef Grading System
A discussed program on Agri-Views Monday November 6 at 6 30 p m explains Farm Diversification eligibility and help available to develop farm businesses The New Beef Grading System took effect September 5 1972 and producers will learn how hoof appearance relates to rail assessment A two day event November 4 and 8 at Canadian Livestock Cooperative Auction Market Brandon Burns Packers and others offers hands on sessions with steers ear tagging on hoof dissection hand ling and grading demonstrations with carcasses observed on hoof and in the grader facility.
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Canadian Livestock — Co-operative Auction Market
Agricultural Extension Centre
Burns Packers
Canada Department of Agriculture
Canadian Livestock Cooperative Auction Market
Brandon
Rai
Canadian Livestock Co-operative Auction Market
Isabella couple honored on 25th wedding anniversary
Friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Ken Clark home in Isabella on Saturday October 21 to celebrate their 25th anniversary. An address was read by Mrs. Bob Stewart and a plate glass wall mirror given by friends. a luggage set from immediate family completed gifts. A family dinner followed with Gail and Wayne Smith Wanda and Ron Forshaw Valerie Al Clark Lewis Quinn G Munshaw Pat Patterson and Russell Clark among attendees.
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Isabella
Ken Clark
Bob Stewart
Russell Clark
Clark
Gail
Wayne Smith
Brandon
Wanda
Ron Forshaw
Winnipeg
Valerie
Ken
al Clark
Hamiota
Carol
Lewis Quinn
MacGregor
Jane
G. Munshaw
T. Clark
Pat Patterson
Russel Clark
Miniota 4-H Merry Homemakers Elect New Leaders
Miniota 4-H club held an October 26 re organization meeting at the school with twenty-one members and several mothers present. Lauree McKenzie is the new president with Margaret Dales as vice president and Kathy Taylor as secretary. Gerry Taylor serves as treasurer. Karen Ellerington is social convener with helpers Barbara Joseph, Debbie McKean, Linda Watters and Patti Gilchrist. Julia Oliver is reporter. year leaders include Mrs. T. Draper, Mrs. R. Laite, Mrs. Ed. Wadham, Mrs. W. Hastman, Mrs. D. McKean, Mrs. E. Thompson, Mrs. C. Stowe and Mrs. M. McKenzie.
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Miniota
Miniota Merry Home Makers
Lauree McKenzie
Margaret Dales
Gerry Taylor
Kathy Taylor
Karen Ellerington
Barbara Joseph
Debbie McKean
Linda Watters
Patti Gilchrist
Julia Oliver
T. Draper
R. Laite
Ed. Wadham
W. Hastman
D. McKean
E. Thompson
C. Stowe
M. McKenzie
Park Residence News social notes and visits
Miss Jessie Armstrong of Winnipeg visits her sister Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. Hemphill hosts two tables of bridge. Get well wishes go to patient Delbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and family from Carberry visited with Delbridge and Morrice families. Georgie and Isa bella visitors with Mrs Arthur. Bardwell returns from eye surgery in Brandon. Orr and Falloon visit Gardham. Mrs. Griffith visits Rivers. C Page of Beulah visits Mrs Baldwin. Mrs. Smith attends Cecil Smiths 50th anniversary in Brandon. Coltie attends Bert Bollraan anniversary in Moline.
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Jessie Armstrong
Winnipeg
Barnes
Hemphill
Delbridge
Gardham
M Griffith
Rivers
C. Page
Beulah
Baldwin
Smith
Cecil Smith
Brandon
Coltie
Bert Bollraan
Moline
Bridge Club Meet at Miniota Hosts and Winners
The hostess Ruth Leland served a tasty lunch after the bridge. Twelve ladies played cards with Wes Leland nearly joining, but Thelma Dales helped. Millie Attwood won the consolation prize and Peg Steuart took first. Next gathering at Dorothy Spalding's at 7 45 p.m. November 9.
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Miniota
Ruth Leland
Bridge Club
Wes Leland
Thelma Dales
Millie Attwood
Peg Steuart
Dorothy Spaldings
Arrow River W I. meets with visitors and plans
The Arrow River W I met at Mrs. Kevin Leland's home with ten members and three visitors including two new brides. Mrs. Clegg welcomed guests as the group discussed October plans, correspondence from provincial and fall meetings, and a Christmas gift for Overseas W I. notes on hospital tea for Hamiota Hospital added. November meeting set for Mrs. Mac Lelond.
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Arrow River
W.I
Kevin Leland
Ringuis
Olive Day
W.1’s
Arrow River WI
Hamiota Hospital
Tennant
Mitchell
F.w.lc
K. Lelond
Mac Lelond
Reggie's Ramblings On Youth, Fitness And Politics
A columnist cites studies claiming Canadian men aged 18 to 25 perform about half as well physically as Swedish peers. A Toronto expert forecasts a mushrooming Men's Liberation Movement in Canada within 18 months. The piece notes an impartial gathering at Hon Mitchell Sharp's constituency meeting with Conservative and NDP opponents.
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Toronto
Canada
Mitchell Sharp
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W. I. Meet
Reggie
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