Bed and Breakfasts Grow in Manitoba Tourism
Manitoba hosts expand as bed and breakfast homes attract visitors. Since 1980 the program has grown from 200 guest nights to 1 600 by 1987 with 29 Winnipeg homes and locations in Boissevain Hillside Beach Brandon Hecla Riding Mountain Park Roblin Rosser and Wawanesa. Prices average 25 for a single 35 for a double and breakfast is included.
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New president elected for Manitoba 4-H Foundation
Bruce Montgomery elected president of the Manitoba 4-H Foundation. He has served since 1988 and leads a corporate fundraising push targeting agri business. Raised near Neepawa, he now lives in Brandon and works for Simplot Canada Limited. The foundation supports scholarships and two memorial bursaries, and has notable directors across Manitoba.
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Lenore News Social notes highlight local visits and events
Connie Hutchison of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Hutchison. Mrs Lloyd Hopley and Brian returned from a two week West Coast visit. Roberta Bailey Allana Hill and Beverly Draper attended a peer counselling retreat near Boissevain. Hamiota Auxiliary Tea May 10. Eileen Grant helped bake seven articles and three dozen dainties for the Lenore Women's Institute bake sale. Irene Routledge and Eileen Grant assisted at the bake table. Large crowd at the tea. baking sold out quickly. Wallace and Charlie Sararas of Virden visited Ken Brown. Eileen Grant visited Brandon after overnight with Cordell Grant and family.
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Ravine Ramblers Mark Fortieth Anniversary Event
The Ravine Ramblers met May 9 at Mrs. Irene Routledge’s home in Kenton with six members. Minutes and finances were reviewed, cards sent, a get well parcel delivered, and a catering payment noted for the Nykoliation Genung wedding. A donation to Lenore Presbyterian Church was made and the annual barbecue set for June 27 at Mrs. Kathy Routledge’s. The fortieth anniversary will be celebrated May 26 at Lenore Presbyterian Church from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. All are invited.
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