Prairie Women film to headline Women’s Support Group event
Sheila Doig of the Manitoba Action Committee on the Status of Women will guest at the Women's Support Group meeting on February 25 at 7 30. She will present the film Prairie Women about Canadian Prairies in the 1920s and 30s showing women organizing on farms to improve life, tackle health care birth control and property rights, and connect past to present through diaries letters speeches and interviews.
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Hamiota
Sheila Doig
Manitoba Action Committee On the Status of Women
Womens
Kenton School
Sheila
United Farm Women
HAMIOTA Seniors team set for district tournament bid
The Lot tie Mathison Clarence Cochran Dot Pangman and Bill Leland led eight-team playoff winners who advance to the District tournament in Hamiota on March 26. A win there advances them to the Regional on April 15 in Hamiota and, if successful, to the Provincial Manitoba Society of Seniors 55-Plus Games in Carman from June 21 to 23.
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Hamiota
Lottie Mathison
Clarence Cochran
Dot Pangman
Bill Leland
Masters Curling seed list for Winnipeg playdowns
The Masters Pro vincial Playdowns run February 25 to 28, 1988 at Wildewood Curling Club Winnipeg with 16 zone winners entering a semi modified double knockout. Top seeds include Lyle Henry Orville Hogue Ken Hilton Earl Lins and Ross Fraser with the winner advancing to the Western Canadian Masters Championship.
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Winnipeg
Wildewood Curling Club
Manitoba
Lyle Henry
Orille Hogue
Portage Curling
Ken Hilton
Fort Rouge Curling Club
Earl Lins
CFB
Winnipeg Curling Club
Ross Fraser
Hamiota Curling Club
Manitoba High School Basketball Provincials Set for March
Manitoba braces for the Provincial A AA and AAA championships March 17 to 19. Rural and private schools compete in Pilot Mound Treherne and Dauphin while Winnipeg and Brandon clash in AAA with regional play starting March 11 and finals at the University of Winnipeg. Hamiota St Boniface Vincent Massey and Vincent Massey Winnipeg are named strong contenders in their divisions.
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Manitoba
Pilot Mound
Treherne
St. Boniface Diocesan Centurions
Boissevain Broncos
Hamiota Huskies
Treherne Tigers
St. Boniface
Hamiota
Lorna Robertson
Dauphin
Gimli Lakers
University of Winnipeg
Wesmen
Dauphin Clippers
St. Paul's
Elie
Vincent Massey
Winnipeg
Brandon
Vincent Massey Brandon
Tee Voe Hornets
Daniel McIntyre Maroons
Oak Park Raiders
Province refinances Swiss loan to cut interest costs
Manitoba Finance Minister Eugene Kostyra announced the refinancing of a 100 million Swiss franc loan issued in 1982. The new bonds pay 4.25 percent, mature in 1992, and swap payments into Canadian dollars at five percent of principal. Annual savings amount to about 2.75 million Swiss francs. The issue was sold via a bank syndicate led by Union Bank of Switzerland, with several Swiss and Canadian banks participating.
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Winnipeg
Eugene Kostyra
Manitoba
Kostyra
Orion Royal Bank
London
Union Bank of Switzerland
Swiss Volksbank
BKA Bank Fur Kredit Aussenhandel AG
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (Suisse) SA
Citicorp Investment Bank
Switzerland
The
Industrial Bank of Japan (Switzerland) Ltd
Nikko (Switzerland) Finance Co. Ltd
Royal Bank of Canada
Suisse
Morgan Guaranty (Switzerland) Ltd
Faith and Farming seminar announced by Rivers churches
Local Churches in Rivers with the Ministry to Agriculture and MCC plan a one day Faith and Farming seminar on February 25 at Ukrainian Hall from 10:00 to 3:00 with 9:30 registration. Topics include farming as vocation biblical views a farmer panel and support for farming families. A $5 fee covers lunch.
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Rivers
Churches of Rivers
Ministry To Agriculture & Farm Families
The
Mennonite Central Committee
Canada Food Grains Bank
CFGB
Ukrainian Hall
John Archibald
Dorothy Hart
Abe Krahn
Joyce Johnson
Darry Paddock
Wes Paddock
Les Wood
Garry Loewen
MCC
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Privy Council
Master’s Curling
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