Rebekah Assembly President Visits Hamiota Lodge
Mrs Isabel Matthews of Ruth Rebekah Lodge No 3 Portage la Prairie visited the Rebekah Assembly of Manitoba at Hamiota on May 18. The gathering featured decorations, a pot luck supper, a dress code of purple and silver, and speeches including her remarks on "The Precious Present" with gifts to Matthews and to Mrs Jean Morton.
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Portage la Prairie
Brandon
Virden
Shoal Lake
Mary Rouse
Rhonda Miller
Echo Valley
Rapid City
Apply now for dugout filling in Manitoba
Farmers urged to apply early for dugout filling as the Manitoba Water Services Board warns of a fall rush. Applications available from Ag Rep officers with charges of 350 for the first pipe load and 200 for each additional load. Distance from water source influences cost and time to fill.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Water Services Board
Richard Pasquill
Pasquill
Ag Rep
First female wins Earnest Yergens Aviation Scholarship
Miss Lesley Kingdon receives the Earnest Yergens Aviation Scholarship on May 7 at the Regina Flying Club to fund her helicopter licence. She is the first woman honored, and she works for Aero Avia. Kingdon is daughter of Ken and (Mrs.) Kingdon of Oak River and granddaughter of Annie Kingdon of Clanwillian and Roy Sedgwick of Minnedosa.
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Lesley Kingdon
Yergens Aviation
Regina Flying Club
Lesley
Aero Avia
Lesley Is
Ken Kingdon
Oak River
Annie Kingdon
Clanwillian
Roy Sedgwick
Minnedosa
Churchill Northern Studies Centre Opens in Winnipeg Region
Northern studies centre opened by Minister James Downey in Churchill features $280,000 renovations to expand research and classroom space. Housed in a former National Research Council building, the center aims to diversify the local economy and attract visitors studying wildlife and climate. The facility is named for Bishop Robidoux, first CNSC board chairman, who died in 1987 air crash. Non profit funding comes mainly from the Department of Education and government research grants.
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Winnipeg
Bishop &. Robidoux
CNSC
Department of Education
Fund Raising Committee Eyed Fair Tickets and Ice Rink Squares
A July 6 1988 Fund Raising Committee meeting approved selling pull tickets at the July 18 fair with prizes including a clock radio coffee mill and other items. A new plan would sell rink squares at 20 dollars each with donor names printed on the board.
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Oak River
Bob Ramsey
Winnie McCallum
Brian Burt
McMasters
Maxine Shamray
Cliff McKague
Audrey Coulson
Special Olympics Manitoba Games Report
Five Rolling Dale clients competed in the Manitoba Special Olympics Summer Games from June 9 to 11, 1988 in Winnipeg. Masters Wilbert Buchanan and August Franssen earned bronze in team bowling, while Sheldon Zentner won gold in both individual and team bowling. Women’s Masters Julia McDowell and Lorraine Kasprick represented the team with coach Ed Shaw and a University of Manitoba campus stay. Before Manitoba, fourteen competitors participated in the Westman Regional Special Olympics in Brandon on June 4, 1988.
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Cardale
Rolling Dale
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Wilbert Buchanan
August Franssen
Julia McDowell
Lorraine Kasprick
Ed Shaw
University of Manitoba
Brandon
Manitoba and North Dakota ease farm vehicle fees
Manitoba grants North Dakota road access relief to prairie farmers. Albert Driedger announces a reciprocal agreement allowing Manitoba registered farm vehicles to travel in North Dakota without registration or permit fees. The plan lowers travel costs for farmers based on vehicle size and trip frequency.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
North Dakota
Highways and Transportation
Albert Driedger
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Rebekah
Host Assembly
Matthews
Jean Morton
Noble Grand Sheardown
McColls
Tion Centre
Edmonton
Alberta
Sheldon Zentner