Annual Meeting Held OAK RIVER U C W 1981
The annual meeting of the U C W was held Tuesday January 6 at the church with 14 in attendance. Jean Hutchings presided and readings included A New Year Thought and A Meditation for the New Year. Officers for 1981 82 were installed and include President Jean Hutchings Secretary Margaret Simms Treasurer Luella Bowman and several convenors. The group approved raising the Mission and Service allocation to 800 for 1981 and notes next general meeting on February 3.
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Oak River
U.C.W
Jean Hutchings
G. Hume
Patterson
Margaret Simms
Luella Bowman
Georgina Black
Doreen Espey
Lizzie Morcom
Helen Clubb
May Nicholson
Sadie Purdy
Audrey Griffith
Denise Henry
Ann Davidson
Isabel Paddock
Donna Hume
Doris Henry
Gladys Sparling
Stan Henry
Investiture Ceremony for Oak River Wolf Cubs
Parents and grandparents attended the Oak River school auditorium on December 16 for the Investiture Ceremony. District Commissioner Ed Wadham assisted by Akela Tom Delgaty invested ten Wolf Cubs including Jason Kosselny and Trent Kosselny. Each boy received a Wolf Cub badge and gear and donated a Christmas box to Brandon General Hospital.
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Oak River
Oak River Wolf Cubs
Barney Armstrong
Ed Wadham
Miniota
Akela
Tom Delgaty
John Henry
Jack Day
Jason
Trent Kosselny
Ray Armstrong
Jason McTavish
Jamie Henry
Scott Henry
Shawn Rothiie
Darcy
Brandon General Hospital
Ann Kosselny
Assiniboine College adds major expansion with Trident contract
Winnipeg contractor Trident Construction Limited has won the $6,440,000 general contract for a large addition to Assiniboine Community College in Brandon. The project includes a shops wing and expanded facilities to consolidate campuses, with completion phased for 1981 and 1982. Energy conservation features reduce consumption by 25 percent.
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Winnipeg
Trident Construction Company Limited
Assiniboine Community College
Brandon
Harry Enns
Trident
Septemer
Ikey Partnership
Assiniboine
Victoria Avenue East
Enns
Year End Turmoil Recalled In Manitoba Editorial
A Manitoba newspaper’s editorial from years past laments a year of upheaval and tragedy including floods fires wars and economic woes. It contrasts grim history with a Winnipeg Jets hockey win and a World War II reference, ending with a sharp remark on perspective.
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Ireland
Wheat Board Advisory Committee Report
The Wheat Board Advisory Committee met January 9 1981 with eleven members four Commissioners and senior staff from the Wheat Board and the Grain Transportation Office. Total producer deliveries and exports of all grains are similar to last year and prices remain stable. Weather and world supply suggest a reasonably good price year. quota levels vary as grains meet export commitments. The board assured movement of all grain by July 31 1981 and transport should improve as holiday slowdowns labour issues and wash-outs are resolved. Rail movement from Thunder Bay to eastern ports is underway. A report covered talks with the Canadian Livestock Feed Board and further negotiations on Feed Grain Policy. More hopper cars are entering service. Discussion addressed Final Payments as farmers money not subsidies. Prince Rupert Terminal and surge capacity were reviewed. Much time was spent on Market Assurance Plan. district meetings were scheduled with District No 1 in Miami February 17 and District No 2 in Dauphin February 19. next meeting set for February 6 1981.
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Wheat Board
Grain Transportation Office
Thunder Bay
Canadian Livestock Feed Board
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Autopac
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Hamiota
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