Lenore News highlights social events and church notices
Lenore Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Jack Hunter's home with prayer, Bible reading, and devotions. Notable visits included Bob Smith and families from Virden, Kenton, Hamiota, and Melita. Rev. Hildebrandt led services. Lenore W I discussed projects, adjourned after lunch. Ravine Ramblers held May meeting in Virden with 9 ladies, notes on church donation and family barbecue. Lenore Community Club planned Ball Tournament caretaking and met nine members. Numerous visits to local families and events noted throughout the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Ladies Aid
Jack Hunter
Hill
Donald Grant
Spain
R. Smith
Alfred Smith
Virden
Wes MacDonald
Jamie Little
Wade Little
Tracy
Brad Cosgrove
Hamiota
Wes Smith
Wes. MacDonald
Gerald Smith
Kenton
Ed Hildebrandt
Michelle Fleckner
Angela Simpson
Jim Ellis
Art Jackson
Melita
Jack Budd
May McWherter
Geordie McWherter
Virden Hospital
Timothy
Lenore W.I
Arnold Baily
Mary Stewart
Bill Smith
Flower
J. Norek
Howard Norek
Ivan Smith
Chris
Norman Argue
Oakner
Lloyd
Dick Reeves
Winnipeg
Arnold Bailey
Doug Draper
Garry Draper
Inglis
Molly Draper
Russell
Geo. Ariss
Carol of
M. Logan
Lenore
Bud Hill
Nels Hill
Lenore School
Mary Montgomery School
Maitland 90th Birthday Celebrated In Lenore Hall
Mr James Maitland marked 90 with a May 23 tea at Lenore Community Hall. Forty one guests signed his guest book, fifty five relatives joined a 6:30 p.m. cold plate supper, with sixty five attendees from distant towns such as Calgary Winnipeg Baldur Brandon Strathclair Hamiota Oak River Rivers Virden Oak Lake Crandall Reeder. Notables included Miss L Teasdale of Winnipeg and Mr J Willox of Virden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maitland
Lenore
Tracy
Karla Maitland
Kinsmore
Calgary
Winnipeg
Baldur
Brandon
Strathclair
Hamiota
Oak River
Rivers
Virden
Oak Lake
Crandall
Reeder
L. Teasdale
J. Willox
Maitland
Wes Smith
Bill Smith
Barry Good
Howard Good
Larry Logan
Kelly
Jack McLaren
Lormer Girrardin
Heather Keats
Rural Construction Minimum Wage Rises
Winnipeg announces a June 1 1982 wage hike for rural building construction workers. Rates vary by area from 5 05 to 14 10 per hour with 11 to 13 percent increases, excluding Greater Winnipeg. The Rural Construction Wages Board based its recommendations on industry conditions and cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Labor and
Vic Schroeder
Greater
Rural Construction Wages Board
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Pas
54Th Parallel
Fire Users Cautioned on Wildlife Concerns
Manitoba Natural Resources Minister Al Mackling warns fire users to avoid harming shorebirds ducks and songbirds or their nests during spring burns. Open woodlands require a permit from a conservation officer detailing conditions. about half of Manitoba fires are man caused. Contact local officers for burning permits and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
al Mackling
Manitoba
Mr. Mackling
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