Lenore Community News Highlights Weekend Visits and Meetings
Local families hosted and visited over the weekend with extended families in Lenore and Brandon. The Lenore W I met with 15 members and a guest, discussed municipal maps and proposed courses, while Ravine Ramblers planned meals for January 30 at the rink. Birth announced for Ed Hodgins’ grandson.
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Cindy O’greysik
Justin
Kirkella
Neil Wilson
Dennis Smith
Wes Smith
Verne Gardiner
Bruce
Linda Fidoryk
Winnipeg
Robert Gardiner
Brandon
Grant Wilson
Robin Hill
Innes Hodson
Aberdeen Angus
Victoria Inn
Hamiota
Lenore W.I
Allan Hill
Leslee Norek
F.W.I.C
Institute News
C.P.R
Virden
Elkhorn
Wilma Bell
Harding
Bell
Maxine Routledge
Joan Hodson
Ravine Ramblers
Lyle Brown
Mayanne McWhirter
Irene Routledge
Judy Brown
Bertha Brown
Leslee Nykoliation
Marlene Nykoliation
Ray Dryden
Roxie Dryden
Lloyd Horn
Jim Duncan
Midge Horn
Mildred Bray
Audrey Hodgins
Dorthy Smith
Binscorth
Ed Hodgins
Virden Hospital
Cameron
Jim Willox
Gordon Bailey
George Hutchison
Fergus Frame
Lenore
Speedy recoveries and community notes from Arrow River
Arrow River District reports Brad Clegg recovering at Brandon General Hospital after knee surgery and attending school on crutches. Marvin Elder suffers a collapsed lung after a fall on ice while curling. The group notes travel talks by Warren Shewfelt on Germany France England and a Women’s Institute meeting with lunch. Other items include extended visits and local curling events in Decker Kenton and Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Clegg
Brandon General Hospital
Ruby Mitchell
Humphries
Brandon
Heather
Maude
Doug Leland
Elsie Dickenson
Marvin Elder
Oak Lake
Marvin
Doug
Margaret Elder
Warren Shewfelt
Betty
Germany
France
England
Hoe Grass Chemicals
Women’s Institute
Wilf
Edna Leland
Decker
Barbara
Don Gnntel
Sheila Lockart
Grandma
Grandpa
Art
Winnipeg
Beth Leland
Lil Horner
Thelma Dales
Margaret Taylor
Keith Armitage
Les Horner
Cliff Williams
Vern Lockhart
Kenton
Grants Awarded to 16 Manitoba Community Groups
Culture minister Kostyra announces eight thousand seven hundred fifty dollars in Public Events Sponsorship grants to 16 Manitoba non profits. recipients include Boissevain Arts West Council Gretna Homecoming Flin Flon Folk Festival Souris Plum Creek Jamboree Thompson Arts Council and Winnipeg Festival in the Park with amounts ranging from one hundred fifty to one thousand dollars.
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Winnipeg
Eugene Kostyra
Manitoba
Boissevain
Beta Sigma Phi
Westman
Creighton Folk Festival Inc
Gretna Gretna
Gretna
Hamiota Hamiota Collegiate
Ing
Yogi and Friends
Linkon Express
Rick Neufeld
Strathclair
Teulon
South Interlake
Thompson Arts Council of
Thompson Inc
Elias
Schritt
Bell
Virden - Virden
Crooked Creek
Community CHEC energy grant aid for buildings
A Manitoba program offers half the cost up to 15000 for energy efficiency upgrades. Eligible groups include those with annual energy expenditures between 5000 and 100000 in 1983. Landlords can initiate by requesting a Community CHEC application form and arranging an assessment.
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Manitoba Department of and Mines
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