Shiloh U C W hears speaker on shelter aid and year plan
Shiloh U C W met with 12 members and one junior visitor in November with guest speaker Mrs Val Mc Mannis of Alexander discussing The Women's Shelter Brandon and legal aid for victims. Worship period focused on Remembrance Day and Peace with readings from McCrae. Officers and year program for 1982 approved. Gifts sent to Oxford House Red Sucker Lake and a community gift to Mr and Mrs Floyd Houston. Christmas carol service planned for December 2 p.m. Birthday and anniversary greetings included.
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Les Dodds
Shiloh U.C.W
H. Carter
Val McMannis
Alexander
Brandon
Flanders Fields
John McCrae
God
McColl
Oxford House
Red Sucker Lake
Floyd Houston
Shiloh
Cargill Reports 1980 81 Financial Results
Cargill Grain Company Limited of Winnipeg releases fiscal year 1980 81 figures. Consolidated sales reach 1,277 million with net after tax earnings of 13 million, down 18 percent from prior year. Return on sales about 1 percent. Capital expenditures exceed 16 million. Major projects include seed corn plant in Princeton Ontario and a feed grain centre in Quebec City. Western Canada sees elevator upgrades adding five new elevators and upgrades at thirteen others with new farm supply facilities.
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Cargil Grain Company, Limited
Winnipeg
Princeton
Ontario
Quebec City
Canada
Cargill
4-H Specialist Appointed in Manitoba
Agriculture Minister Jim Downey named Shaunda Rossington as 4H and Youth specialist, succeeding Eleanor Menzies who moves to clothing and textiles. Rossington, a 1976 University of Manitoba home economics graduate, previously worked at Eaton's and joined Manitoba Agriculture in 1979, coordinating provincial 4H meetings, supervising resource materials for 2,300 volunteer leaders in 325 clubs, and organizing government supported 4H travel exchanges.
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Winnipeg
Jim Downey
Shaunda Rossington
Rossington
Eleanor Menzies
University of Manitoba
Eaton’s of Canada
Manitoba Agriculture
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
Laval sails from Quebec to France amid resignation bid
In 1984 this week Laval left Quebec bound for France with intent to resign as bishop. In 1957 Prime Minister Diefenbaker announced a 125 million dollar power development for the Maritimes.
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Laval
Quebec
France
Diefenbaker
Maritimes
Trail Ride At Shoal Lake Draws Sixty Riders?
Shoal Lake and area Trail Duster's Club hosted its first trail ride on Sunday November 1 with favorable weather. Sixteen riders started at Garth Rezac's lot and rode into Riding Mountain National Park, with eight from Rossburn and youths Christian Rezac Leanne and Lisa Butler among the youngest. Next meeting set for November 25 at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall Shoal Lake.
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Shoal Lake
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Services Ad
Glen Bray proprietor offers repair and servicing for all types of refrigeration and air conditioning systems at 722 5th Avenue contact 328 7983 for inquiries and service requests.
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Glen Bray
5Th Avenue
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M. Nolan
P. Lonsdale
D. Anderson
Mrs. L. Richards
Arthur Carter
Chris
Norrie
Regina
Old Christian Rezac
Leanne
Lisa Butler
Rossburn
Rox-Shaw
Kenton
McTavish Motors
Ford Tractors
Ford & Morris Implements
Morris & Can-Am
Cardale
Man
McTavish Ford Tractor Sales Ltd
Ford, Leon, Allied Equipment
St. N
Cleaning Service
Isabella
Accounting Services
Hamiota
Knight Accounting Service
Ron
Bray
Rivers, Man
Section
Township
Range Twenty
Neepawa Land Titles Office
Norman Leroy Peterson
City of
Hamiota Co-op
Ernest G. Buhler
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