Isabella and St Lazare visitors share community news
Isabella News notes visits from Joel and Daniel Huberdeau and Shirley Rittaler. The Isabella Women's Institute held fundraisers including a May 2 flea market raising 650.35 and a Teddy Bear raffle won by Beverley Milne Beulah. A May 2 shower honored Leonard and Karen Dushnicky.
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Joel
Daniel Huberdeau
Louis Huberdeau
St. Lazare
Shirley Rittaler
Glen Ewan
Sask
Dale Still
Isabella Women’s Institute
Lorne Carscadden
Beverley Milne
Beulah
Isabella
Leonard
Karen Dushnicky
Allan Heise
University of Manitoba
Karen
Winnipeg
A. C. Norrie
Chumah Hall
Lavinia Group
Long Weekend May 18 Holiday Prompted Deadline
The Echo Herald Times asks correspondents and advertisers to submit news copy and ads for the May 21 edition by noon Saturday May 16 to allow staff to observe the long weekend.
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Echo, Herald and Times
Echo, Herald, Times
Mineral Resources Grants Total 1.9M
Energy and Mines Minister Don Craik announced up to 1.894 million in conditional grants for Manitoba Mineral Resources Ltd for the fiscal year ending March 31 1982. Funds cover costs of joint mining ventures project investigations and operating overheads.
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Winnipeg — Energy and Mines
Don Craik
Manitoba Mineral Resources Ltd
Official Visit of Assembly President to Grace Rebekah Lodge
Grace Rebekah Lodge hosted Manitoba Assembly President Mrs. Doreen Lee of Pierson with visiting officers from Minnedosa Brandon and Oak River. Members reported 2075.14 raised for Cancer Fund by 17 volunteers and planned anniversaries for Minnedosa and Rivers lodges in May while preparing for two Rebekah degree candidates.
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Assembly
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Doris Mackenzie
Minnedosa
Rapid City
Rebekah
Ethel Robertson
Manitoba
Doreen Lee
Pierson
Man
Jean Morton
Helen Blake
Mildred Gould
Napinka
Guardian
Aileen Smalley
Brandon
Oak River
Shoal Lake
Hamiota
Cancer Fund
Myrtle Bomford
Lavinia, Decker
McConnell
Fraternity Rebekah Lodge No 44 Active in Oak River
Fraternity Rebekah Lodge No 44 of Oak River remains active with officers installed in January by Ethel Roberts, and a March Manitoba Assembly attendance in Winnipeg led by Gladys Sparling. May events included a district meeting in Rapid City with Assembly President Doreen Lee visiting and a public entertainment segment. Members from Hamiota Minnedosa Napinka and Pierson participated and shared a talk by Doreen Lee.
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Oak River
Rebekah Lodge
Ethel Robertson
Hamiota
J.P.N.G
Gladys Sparling
N.G
Florence Hearn
R.S.N.G
Helen Ramsey
R.S.V.G
Iris Davison
Manitoba Assembly
International Inn
Winnipeg
Beryle Burt
Gwen McTavish
Iris Davidson
Bill Davidson
Rapid City
Assembly
Doreen Lee
Pierson
Minnedosa
Eee
Manitoba Agriculture Minister Optimistic on Year Ahead
Manitoba agriculture minister Jim Downey says he is optimistic about the province’s agricultural outlook this year citing recent rains and generally normal soil moisture. He warns wind erosion has caused soil loss in parts of the province and notes the dust storms bring the issue home. He adds farmers haven’t abandoned soil conservation but production demands may have harmed soil. he expects more focus on soil preservation such as tree stripping.
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Brandon
Manitoba
Jim Downey
CKLQ
Downey
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D. Finkbeiner
Red Oak Inn
Dorothy Finkbeiner
Jessie Wall
Bernice
Margaret L. Heise
Red Cross
Margaret Heise
Newdale
Mineral Resources
the Hamiota Echo
THE
Miniota Herald
Woodworth Times
God
FUNDY
S. Perlmutter
Hamiota, Manitoba
Bell
School of Psychiatric Nursing
Selkirk Mental Health Centre
Selkirk
Manito
Advertising Standards Council
Advertising Standards Council Manitoba
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