Public Speaking Contest Highlights Manitoba 4 H Winners
The 4 H Provincial Public Speaking Competition in Winnipeg ran May 31 to June 2 at the Viscount Gort Motor Hotel and Fort Garry Hotel. Winners were Karen Smith of Fisher Branch, Lynne Curle of Minnedosa, and Connie Walker of Rothwell 4H, with Smith claiming the Harrison Shield.
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Winnipeg Kiwanis Club
Viscount Gort Motor Hotel
Kiwanis
Manitoba
4- H Ambassadors
Norquay Building
Ormond Anderson
Mary Mitchell
Glen Arnott
Central
Lynne Curle
Southwest
Karen Smith
Interlake
Connie Walker
Central Region
Fort Garry
J. E. Downey
Agriculture
H. E. Graham
T. L. Pringle
Eleanor Menzies
Shaunda Rossington
Elaine Spearman
Kim Thomas
Peggy Coverdale
Lynn Coleman
Rothwell
Minnedosa
United Nations
Fisher Branch
Frank Nokes
Ross Smith
Arvel Gray
C.B.C
Canada
Seagrams
Lori McKietuik
Rossburn Handiworkers
Rossburn
Pearl Esau
Kleefield
Sunset Riders
Jennifer Palmer
Woodmore Combined
Dominion City
Tammy Thompson
St. Rose Rambling Roses
St. Rose du Lac
Shaunna Martin
Balmoral
Cordova
Page-Pizzey wedding draws regional guests at Beulah
Beulah area residents gather for a June 13 wedding in Beulah. Attendees include Beulah Tracy Derlago and families from Esterhazy Winnipeg Birds Hill Virden Lloydminster Brandon Virden and other communities. Guests travel from multiple towns to attend and celebrate.
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Tracy Derlago
MacAuley
Donna
Barry Jamieson
Cora Lee
Chisholm
Wm. Pierce
Fort Qu’Appele
Saskatchewan
Birtle
Don
Carroll Kostesky
Kelly
Krista
Verne Sunley
Esterhazy
Norman Irwin
Winnipeg
Craig Asselstine
Jeffrey
Terry
Birds Hill
Wilfred Lindenbach
Lloydminister
Beulah
George Casson
Virden
Adam Lindenbach
Barry
Bill Tomiski
Brandon
Stan
Darrell Tomiski
Bill Sawyer
Manitoba Legislature Announces Summer Youth Employment Programs
The Manitoba government promotes youth work experience with Hire-A-Student in 42 rural and northern communities funded at about 148000 dollars. It partners with the Canada Employment and Immigration Commission and others, aims to place 6200 youths last year, and runs May 4 to July 31. The Private Sector Youth Employment Program offers a 150 per hour wage subsidy for new seasonal jobs April 27 to October 31, 1981, with 4600 jobs created last year. A third option, Step-In-Government, hires university students May to September. hiring for STEP is complete. Information is available from the Canada Employment Centre or Shauna McKinnon in Hamiota. Contact details for the presenter are provided.
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Manitoba
Canada Employment and Immigration Commission
Chambers of Commerce
Canada Employment Centre
Hamiota
Shauna McKinnon
Legislative
Winnipeg
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