Review of Venture Manitoba Tours viability in Winnipeg
Finance Minister Don Craik and Tourism Minister Bob Banman announce a review of Venture Manitoba Tours Ltd to assess viability of Gull Harbour Lodge and the MS Lord Selkirk and consider sale options. A three member task force will report within a month.
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Winnipeg
Don Craik
Bob Banman
Gull Harbour Lodge
M.S. Lord Selkirk
Venture Manitoba Tours Ltd
Craik
Venture
Manitoba Tours
Gulf Harbour Lodge
Banman
Gulf Harbour
Parks Branch
Lodge
Manitoba Development Corporation
Hamiota Legion Auxiliary Holds October Meeting
The Hamiota Ladies Legion Auxiliary met October 24 in the community room with twenty members. After opening with O Canada and colors, minutes were read, plans made for Remembrance Day Tea and Bake Sale, and Bertha Knight won the petty fund. Beth Cochrane, Dawn Hedley, and Heather McGregor received cheques from Lorraine Miller and Bernice Vincent for Basketball School expenses.
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Hamiota
Hamiota Ladies Legion Auxiliary
O Canada
Doris Hutchings
Bertha Knight
Beth Cochrane
Dawn Hedley
Heather McGregor
International Peace Gardens
Hamiota Legion Auxiliary
Lorraine Miller
Bernice Vincent
Lions Present Donations Amid 21 Years of Service
Ned Curll of the Lions Treasurer presented Phyllis Heenan of the Arthritis Society with a cheque for 582.85 raised via public canvass. The Lions Club completed its second annual canvass and donations totaled 594.65 for the CNIB. Since December 26, 1956, under Nelson Woods, four original members Dr. J.E. Hudson Art Oakden Jim Maitland and Ned Curll remain active.
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Lions
Ned Curll
Phyllis Heenan
Arthritis Society
Lion’s Club
CNIB
Lions Club marks 21 years of service in community work
The Lions Club, founded December 26 1956 under Nelson Woods, celebrates 21 years with four original members still active Jim Maitland Ed Hudson Ned Curll and Art Oakden. They supported rink hall swimming pool and other projects and administer three local charities. They completed Arthritis Society and CMIB canvasses raising 582.25 and 594.65. Recent 225 Club winners receive 15.00 each Peggy Johnston Jim Steven Geo Campbell Wayne Mathison Agnes Pateman Bertha Knight Jean Whyte. Four new members Murray Mathison Larry Oakden Ed Kozyk and Ken Mathison joined this month to boost efforts toward a 3000 contribution to the swimming pool.
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Hamiota
Lions International
Nelson Woods
J.E. Hudson
Art Oakden
Jim Maitland
Ned Curll
Hamiota Lions Club
Ed Hudson
Lions
Arthritis Society
CMIB
Peggy Johnston
Jim Steven
Geo Campbell
Wayne Mathison
Agnes Pateman
Bertha Knight
Jean Whyte
Murray Mathison
Larry Oakden
Ed Kozyk
Ken Mathison
Apple Dessert Tea and Bake Sale Held in Oak River
An apple dessert tea and bake sale at W I Hall in Oak River on Saturday October 22 proved a success. Proceeds fund the District Hospital allocation and Auxiliary expenses. Raffle winners included Blaine Heapy, Audrey Griffiths, and Mrs Norma Hansen. Event sponsored by W I U C W Legion Auxiliary and Rebekahs.
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W.I. Hall
Blaine Heapy
Audrey Griffiths
Norma Hansen
Hamiota
Serviette
Rev. McNeill
W.I
U.C.W
Legion Auxiliary
Rebekahs
Temporary Freeze On Public Building Construction
Winnipeg Public Works Minister Harry Enns announced a temporary freeze on all new provincial government building construction. The move affects projects not yet started or in early stages as a task force led by Premier Sterling Lyon reviews government operations and space needs, including leasing versus owning facilities.
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Winnipeg
Harry Enns
Sterling Lyon
Spivak
Enns
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