Tea at the Bank fund raiser supports local arts scene
The Hamiota Bank Building hosts Thursday tea fundraisers with tours to promote the arts. The Mid-West Arts Council highlights Dieter and Maureen Schwanke, announces the Ukridge Art Gallery opening June 20, and previews the Under the Prairie Sky mural project for the 1997 Canada Games. Submissions for mail art deadline June 1. Volunteers urged through Bonnie Michaudville at 764-2374.
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Gwen Snell
Bonnie Michaudville
Hamiota Bank
Mid- West Arts Council
Dieter
Maureen Schwanke
Maureen
Ukridge Art Gallery
Ukridge
Schwankes
Art Gallery of
South Western Manitoba
Hamiota
Lois Klassen
Manitoba
Mid-West Arts Council
Arts Council
Wheat Belt CFDC appoints six new board members
The Wheat Belt Community Futures Development Corporation announces six new board members for three year terms. Names include Sandra Williams Souris Bob Annis Brandon Eleanor Dnistiansky Birtle Grant Tweed Killarney Barry Hartley Brandon and Joan DeBaets Baldur. Board Chair Bob Annis welcomes the fresh mix of experience and plans to work with the new appointees. The 21 member board covers 42 municipalities from St. Lazare to Neepawa Pilot Mound and Pierson, funded federally by Western Economic Diversification but locally controlled.
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Wheat Belt Community Futures Development Corporation
Wbcfdc
CFDC
Sandra Williams
Souris
Bob Annis
Brandon
Eleanor Dnistiansky
Birtle
Grant Tweed
Killarney
Barry Hartley
Joan DeBaets
Baldur
Wheat Belt
St. Lazare
Neepawa
Pilot Mound
Pierson
Wheat Belt Cfdc
Department of Western Diversification
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Hamiota Golf Club mixed and ladies golf results
A May 29 mixed night drew 38 golfers with Denny Smith and Betty Thompson claiming longest drive while Darlene Sim was closest to the pin. The count back crowned the lowest score for Marlene and Rob Robinson and Phyllis and Paul August. June 3 and June 5 hosted 34 and 24 ladies respectively with Sally McDonald top scorer and multiple players earning closest to pin and longest drive honors.
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Denny Smith
Betty Thompson
Darlene Sim
Marlene
Rob Robinson
Phyllis
Paul August
Sally McDonald
Meredith Nicol
Ethel Bates
Eleanor McConnel
Mick Little
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Hamiota Golf Club
Judy Oakden
Alene Smith
Lori Woonford
and Marie Andrew
Opsh Ors Nor Isle
Rossburn
Shoal Lake
Strathclair
Judy Pedersen
Nesbitt Publishing Ltd
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Pipp Review Commission
Sam Uskiw
PIPP
Commission
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