New Agenda for Rural Manitoba Seminar March 16
Manitoba Government and MCNA co sponsor a one day seminar March 16 at Neepawa Yellowhead Centre titled A New Agenda for Rural Manitoba. The event targets public officials and farm and business groups to discuss rural development and future strategies. Premier Gary Filmon will speak at lunch amid sessions on financial and social issues with speakers including Brian Ransom Harry Mardon Sid Gordon and Stuart Bond.
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Manitoba Government
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Neepawa
Yellowhead
Ian MacKenzie
MCNA
Chambers of Commerce
Gary Filmon
Hydro
Brian Ransom
Manitoba Chambers, of Commerce
Harry Mardon
Manitoba eyes limited spring floods despite heavy snowfall
Manitoba officials forecast low spring runoff with soils dry after last summer’s heat. Flood risk remains along the Souris River and small southeastern waterways. Snow south of the Trans-Canada Highway above average while north is below. Red and Assiniboine runs likely below normal. The River Forecast Centre will update the outlook March 23 based on late winter snow surveys.
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Jack Penner
Souris
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Hartney
United States
Cooks Creek
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Whiteshell
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Flin Flon
Manitoba River Forecast Centre
River Forecast Centre
Strathclair Dram Club Brings The Music Man to Bend Theatre
The Strathclair Dram Club stages The Music Man at the Strathclair Bend Theatre April 11 to 15. Directed by Karen Gamey Jim Cink and Elaine McNabb with Murray Rapley as producer, tickets go on sale March 16 through the box office. The production promises family entertainment with Meredith Willson’s lively book score and chorus numbers.
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Strathclair Dram Club
Music Theatre International
Karen Gamey
Jim Cink
Elaine McNabb
Murray Rapley
Drama Club
Meredith Willson
Strathclair Bend Theatre
Journey for Sight a roaring success
Lions Eye Bank drive Journey for Light raises over 30 000 during a three day snowmobile trek from The Pas to Winnipeg January 26 29. Forty one participants contributed to a milestone year doubling last year’s revenue and advancing the Eye Bank’s corneal transplant program with pledges presented at a Lions Telethon and banquet.
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Lions Eye Bank
Stan Curtis
Stan
Birtle Lions Club
Eye Bank
Lion Gordon Boulton
Lion Gordon
Swan River
Lions
Gordon Boulton
Peter Pringle
Jake Braun
al Haner
Steve
Hamiota School Band Performs at Optimist Festival Winnipeg
The Hamiota School Band of 62 Grade 7 8 and 9 students traveled by two buses to Winnipeg on February 22 to perform at the Assiniboine Optimist Band Festival under director John Gibson. They visited the Planetarium and museums before a performance at the Winnipeg Convention Centre featuring Court of the Patriarchs and Swan Lake. The event drew participants from across Manitoba and the band thanks the community for support from a recent fruit sale amid an orange stock issue.
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Winnipeg
Assiniboine
Planetarium
Museum of Man and Nature
Polo Park
Winnipeg Convention Centre
John Gibson
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