Festivals Explain Competitive and Non-Competitive Roles
The article argues both festival types raise standards and offer learning through critique and participation. It notes advantages for students, teachers, and communities, while stressing participation over winning. deadline March 14 with entry secretary Karen Mathison and judges Garry Froese Sister Joan Miller Greg McLean.
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Karen Mathison
Garry Froese
Brandon
Joan Miller
Greg McLean
U C W Meeting Minutes and Upcoming Events
U C W met February 13 at Mrs Jim Anderson's with 10 members present. Budgets for the coming year were presented and accepted. Upcoming events include a Family Violence Awareness workshop February 20 at 8 pm in Miniota, a Rolling dale Bake Sale March 1 with baking due by 3 pm February 28, a Pornography Workshop March 10 in Hamiota, and Festival of Faith in Hamiota March 24. Guest speakers were Lois Osudar and Audrey Campbell from Manitoba Heart Foundation.
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Oakner
Oakner U.C.W
Jim Anderson
Zaire
Miniota
Rollingdale Bake Sale
Hamiota
Friendship
Merle Aruge
Amnesty International
Leprosy Mission
Birch Lodge
A.C.W. Bursa
Lois Osudar
Audrey Campbell
Manitoba Heart Foundation
Hamiota Hosts Weekend Basketball and Wedding Notes
Kathy Ferguson earned Tour nament All Star honors at the University of Winnipeg Wesley Tournament on Feb 1 and received the award Feb 14 at Hamiota event. Souris Tournament Feb 22 saw the Hamiota Senior team win first with Cathy Steven and Elaine Routledge also mentioned. The Hedley Huber wedding in Hamiota on Feb 22 united families amid weekend visits by Winnipeg guests. Slated travels included Calgary and Swan River as locals attended events and a new grandchild arrived in Brandon, Erin Leigh, born Feb 10 to Murray and Mrs. Cumming. The piece closes with belated birthday wishes to Grandma Cumming.
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Kathy Furguson
University of Winnipeg
Souris
Hamiota
Cathy Steven
Elaine Routledge
Paul Taylor
Winnipeg
Jim Routledge
Steuart Riddell
Calgary
Steuart
M. White
Norman Argue
Allan Cumming
Erin Leigh
Murray Cumming
Brandon
Grandma Cumming
Canada’s Agriculture Sector Shapes Economy and Farmers’ Voice
Charlie Mayer notes Canada’s agriculture is a $40 billion industry with 318000 farmers. Productivity rose from feeding 11 to five times more people, while farm land stayed at 170 million acres. Consumers now spend a smaller share on food despite higher exports, and net farm income has fallen since 1979. Farmers must unite to lobby for their interests.
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Canada
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Boards of Education
U.C.W
Oaliner News
Jim Royl
Mrs. Ross Argue
Swan River
Sims & Sims
Norman H. Sims
L.L.B
Elizabeth. Sims, B.A
L.L
Main Street South
Minnedosa
Charlie Mayer
Canadian Wheat Board
Kelly Haggarty
Centre Ave. W
Enon Collegiate
Forrest
Centre Ave
Oggle
Manitoba
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