Caring Manitoban Figures Spotlighted In Weekly Papers
Nancy Taylor uses a voice activated computer to write her Minnedosa Tribune column as MS prevents keyboard use. Doris Nelson, a former Africa missionary nurse turned physician, skates with a walker blade. Kay Barrett, honored by Swan River Rotarians for 50 years as pianist, has performed from silent films to festivals. Jack and Edna Secord delivered mail for 40 years on rural routes near Dauphin, investing in a Bombardier to bridge rough roads. A Stonewall congregation backs a German couple facing deportation with a $25 000 bond. Biggar students form Kids For Saving The Earth Club, recycle and raise funds to save a whale.
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Nancy Taylor
Minnedosa
Nancy
Minnedosa Tribune
Camrose
Doris Nelson
Africa
Canada
Elson
Kay Barrett
Swan River
Jack
Edna Secord
Dauphin
Bombardier
Hamiota United Church Women install new officers
The Hamiota United Church Women held their general meeting January 11 with 11 members present in the choir room. Thelma Morris and Bernice Lewis led worship and Edith Caldwell installed new officers including Bernice Lewis as President and Jean Hutchings as Vice President.
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Hamiota United Church Women
Thelma Morris
Bernice Lewis
Unit 2
Elsie Cochrane
Dorothy Riddick
Jean McBain
Annie Robertson
Margaret Coxworth
Edith Caldwell
Jean Hutchings
June Hazle
Birtle Presbytery
Grear | International
Helene Dillon
Edith
Rossman Lake
Church General Fund
Pentecostal Church
Unit 3
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