Lenore Women’s Institute Reports May Meeting Highlights
The Lenore Women's Institute met May 3 at Irene Draper’s with twelve members. Reports included Dianne Alexander leading the Mary Stewart Collect and Irene Draper delivering the regional update. Next year’s regional meeting will be hosted by Oak River and Cardale.
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Lenore
Lenore Women’s Institute
Irene Draper
Dianne Alexander
Mary Stewart
Oak River
Cardale
Anne McWhirter
International Inn
Carol Wilson
Eileen Grant
Molly Draper
Virden
W.I. Erickson
Woodworth
Maxine Routledge
Harding W.I
Brenda Smith
Federated Women’s Institute of Canada
Winnipeg
Peace Gardens
W.I
Douglas
Judy Russell’s
Kathy Routledge
New small arms exhibit opens at Shilo museum
The Royal Canadian Artillery Museum at Canadian Forces Base Shilo Manitoba opened a new small arms exhibit for public viewing featuring the Mariott weapons series.
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Shilo
Royal Canadian Artillery Museum
Canadian Forces
Manitoba
Mariott
Weapons collection on loan from Colonel Mariott opens in museum
The exhibit features 110 pieces from Colts to Enfields with swords and replicas from Allan and Wheelock, Darling, Hopkins and Allen, Lepage et Chamout, Marston and Nagoya Arsenal among others. Open weekdays 8 to 4 and weekends 1 to 4 starting May long weekend.
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Grant Peter Mariott
Camp Shilo
Allan and Wheelock
Darling, Hopkins and Allen
Lepage Et Chauvot
Marston
Nagoya Arsenal
Saver
Sohn and Trantor
Crandall residents return from holidays and visits
Crandall District residents recount trips and gatherings as several families resume daily routines. Les and Alice Rudd travel from Edmon ton and points west. Mayme Hirst visits Lloydminster and Red Deer. Bev and Ron Coveney return from Newmarket with grandson Derek.
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Les
Alice Rudd
Edmonton
Points West
Mayme Hirst
Lloydminster
Red Deer
Bev
Ron Coveney
Ron
Newmarket
Morden
Derek
Ivan
Kisbey
Cliff
Joanna Nankivell
Manitoba travel firms face protection gaps after tour operator failures
The closure of Thomson Vacations Ontario Ltd and Soundair highlights Manitoba's lack of a formal consumer protection program. CAA Manitoba offers an in-house tour default protection since 1987 to cover clients, while ACTA Manitoba promotes booking with agencies that provide tour default protection through in-house plans or external insurance.
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Winnipeg
Thomson Vacations Ontario Ltd
Soundair Corporation
Manitoba
CAA Travel Agency
Michael Colledge
CAA
Manitoba Motor League
Alliance of Canadian Travel Associations
ACTA
CAA Travel
Charlene Underhill
CAA Travel Agency Services
Acta Manitoba
Department of Cooperative, Consumer and Cor
Winter wanes as crocuses lag this spring in Miniota area
The note hopes for warmer weather after heavy snow and describes sparse crocus blooms around the Miniota region. It also salutes anniversaries, counting Ena Irvine Thompson and Bill Thompson’s 40th on April 21 and Gwen Douglas and Jim Douglas’s 50th in Hamiota.
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Ena
Irvine
Bill Thompson
Miniota
Gwen
Jim Douglas
Hamiota
Drop-in Centre Card Scores For April 26 Update
Two tables of card players posted on April 26 with scores for Jean Ewing 3280 Doug Leland 2670 Kay Grant 2620 Peg 2330 Pauline Rowan 1990 Mildred Attwood 1770 Mrs Blaich 1440 Rae Armitage 1230. May 1 tallies misplaced. turnout was good and apology offered.
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Jean Ewing
Doug Leland
Kay Grant
Peg
Pauline Rowan
Mildred Attwood
Mrs. Blaich
Rae Armitage
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