Red Cross Month Highlights Manitoba Volunteer Roles
March marks Red Cross Month in Manitoba with volunteer opportunities across Water Safety First Aid Blood Clinics and Health and Emergency Services. Volunteers plan programs meet others and gain new skills while helping communities locally and abroad. Over 175 000 Manitobans volunteered in 1980 and numbers grow. Contact Red Cross to discuss chances to join your group team or class.
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Cypress River Socials and Sports Roundup
Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Kushniryk of Swan River and relatives from Winnipeg. Hospitals note patients Bruce Sutherland Walter DeFoort and Marjorie Johnson. Cypress River Roadrunners posted 10 wins 9 losses 1 by default this winter. Baldur Curling event saw Barbara Anderson team finish second in First Event. Hockey final league game Holland versus Treherne ended 7 4 Treherne. Carnival postponed to March 14 and May Campbell celebrated 80th birthday with family and friends.
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Jeanette Benny
Linda Kuchniryk
Arlen
Pease
Saskatchewan
Harpelles
Barbara Anderson
Wendy Young
Lenore Berry
Laurette Aubry
Cypress
Giselle
Local visits spread through Lyall Park Place
Mrs Margret Flynn of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ingi Helgason. Mr and Mrs Stan Sharp of Killarney and their daughter Mrs Leonard Enns and son Anthony of Neelin Man were Sunday guests of their Aunt Carrie Mills and cousin Mary Wells. Mrs Gudny Sveinsson of Baldur visited Saturday with Hansina Bjornson. Mrs Jack Sullivan of Stockton visited Friday with Mrs Mary Hamilton. Miss Sherry Lalonde of Victoria BC and her grandparents Cork and Ruth Lalonde were guests last week with Ruth Lalonde. Mr and Mrs Chuck Lawless of Treherne called on Ruth Lalonde last Tuesday. Mrs Myrtle Hutler of Cypress River visited with cousin Mrs M E Cory Wednesday evening. Miss Sherry Lalonde of Victoria BC called on Fred and Emma Thornborough last week. Fred and Emma Thornborough hosted cousins Earl Roluff of Stoughton Sask last week. They left today to visit cousins Lewis and Gert Cullen Treesbank before returning to Stoughton Sask. Lewis and Gert Cullen of Treesbank were Saturday visitors with Fred and Emma Thornborough.
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Laura Johnson
Margret Flynn
Winnipeg
Ingi Helgason
Stan Sharp
Killarney
Leonard Enns
Anthony
Neelin
Man
Carrie Mills
Mary Wells
Gudny Sveinsson
Baldur
Hansina Bjornson
Jack Sullivan
Stockton
Mary Hamilton
Sherry Lalonde
Victoria
B.C
Cork Lalonde
Sherry
Ruth Lalonde
Chuck Lawless
Treherne
Myrtle Hutler
Cypress River
M.E. Cory
Fred
Emma Thornborough
Earl Roluff
Stoughton
Sask
Lewis
Gert Cullen
Treesbank
Ken Clisby
Brandon
Amy Wilton
Manor
Ena Christie
Walter Radcliffe
Edith Brown
Sigrun Sigurdson
Etta Aitken
Ida Chambers
Delta
J.A. Steer
Phyllis Field Cooper
Cooper
Bruce
Ruth Christie
Westman Winter Games Set for Wawanesa and Glenboro
The 1981 Westman Winter Games will be hosted by Wawanesa and Glenboro March 6 to 8 with eight districts sending reps. Events include gymnastics badminton ringette hockey basketball and co ed volleyball. Local organizers include Daryl Ford chairing the host committee and clubs from Glenboro and Wawanesa aiding in planning.
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Wawanesa
Glenboro
Westman
Daryl Ford
Jane Anne McGaw
Don Foster
Henry Thornborough
Ron van den Bussche
Bruce Gullett
Peter Derkach
Allan Raison
Lions Club
Gerald Greenlay
Kinsmen Club
Hugh Wilton
Eugene Ehnes
Barry Gooden
Nancy
Stanley
Westman Sport Association
Bob Banman
Brian Ransom
Legislative Assembly
Souris-Killarney
Ben Ward
Dave Owczar
Dean Boyd
John Vertz
Kent Myers
Eddie Vertz
Davin Oleson
Andy Boulanger
Bell seeks higher rates for small businesses in Canada
Worth Bell Canada presses for a 40 percent business rate increase while residential rates rise 30 percent, a move the author calls unfair as the CRTC weighs the overall request. The piece notes international contrasts and historical hearings, and ends with an anecdote about Gerald Ford at his wedding.
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Bell Canada
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Bell
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
CRTC
Glen Haven Manor social notes and birthdays update
Etta Aitken reports on manor gatherings with birthday celebrations for Ena Christie and Walter Radcliffe. Activities include tea, cake, Bible study led by Levi Plett, and visits from relatives. Quips on computer thinking and quotes from Jean Chrétien conclude the column.
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