Westman Seniors Council Meets in Brandon November 1990
The Westman Senior Citizens Council Inc met at the Provincial Building Brandon on November 13 1990 with 33 present representing 24 clubs John Ranking presided in Homer Henrys absence An invitation from Deloraine to attend the Mountview Senior Citizens Centre opening on November 15 was received A National Seniors Safety Week item highlighted medication awareness and tips were read A detailed financial report was given by treasurer John Boychuk Meetings discussed GST Journal Living Wills and MSOS services including income tax forms and 55 Plus Games Various motions were approved addressing district games coordinators expenses host club responsibilities charges and meeting cadence The group noted the fall rally a success and listed 1991 MSOS 55 Plus Games progress a conference report Working Together for Seniors and a potential audiologist visit for early 1991 Reports were requested from clubs and membership fees directed to John Boychuk Sandy Lake ROJ 1X0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore
Westman Senior Citizens Council Inc
Brandon
John Ranking
Homer Henry
Deloraine
Mountview
John Boychuk
Ken Rapley
M.S.O.S. Board of Directors
Winnipeg
G.S.T
M.S.O.S
Bob Ash
Westman
Bill Butler
New Horizons
John Rankin
District Games
Westman Senior Citizens Council
Large slate seeks United Grain Growers board seats
Winnipeg report lists twelve farming candidates competing for six board seats on the United Grain Growers 12 man board. Alberta has four three year terms, Saskatchewan two year terms, Manitoba one two year term. Former president Lorne Hehn resignations created vacancies. Balloting by 256 delegates occurs Thursday morning.
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Winnipeg
United Grain Growers
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Lorne Hehn
Merle Layden
Hehn
Canadian Wheat Board
UGG Board of
Bryan Perkins
Will Redd
Bernard MacKay
Ken Motiuk
Art Eckert
Ron Hierath
Glen Logan
Dalton Hockley
Terry Youzwa
Warren Jolly
Roy Cusitar
Bill Cole
United Grain Growers Annual Meeting
Shiloh U C W October Meeting and Community Notes
Shiloh U C W met at Mrs Allan Carters with 16 members. Worship led by Mary Carter themed Remembrance and scriptures. They plan to buy 15 green hymn books and donate to the church. Officers for 1991 were nominated. Distribution of this years supply box to Norway House and North End Ministries Winnipeg was approved. Members to bring gifts for Womens Shelter and a secret friend gift to December meeting at Doreen Blacks. Lunch concluded the meeting. Floyd Houston and wife welcomed son Bryan James on Oct 11. Jack and Gwen Houston visit Swan River this weekend. Jack in Brandon next week as E M O coordinator. Mrs Doreen Black and Mrs Winnie Black of Brandon visited Moose Jaw. Five Shiloh Choir members joined Kenton choir for Remembrance Day service in Kenton. Ellen and Robert Stevenson attended Brandon University Gala Concert on Nov 3 featuring Manitoba composers for 1990 92 syllabus. Craig Casils from Steinbach, related to Ellen Stevenson, was a winning composer. His pieces We Thank You Lord and Gloria performed by Virden and District Concert Choir. Maureen and Mark Brickwood family visited Roma Stevenson Nov 10 11.
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Shiloh U.C.W
Allan Carter
Mary Carter
Shiloh Church
Norway House
North End Ministries
Winnipeg
Women’s Shelter
Doreen Black
Floyd Houston
Souris
Bryan James Simpson
Jack
Gwen Houston
Swan River
Beth
Bert Burnett
Shiloh
Kenton
Ellen
Robert Stevenson
Brandon University
Manitoba
Craig Casils
Steinbach
Dand
Ellen Stevenson
Virden and District
Maureen
Mark Brickwood
Roma Stevens
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Eilee
Westman Games
Westman Seniors Citizens Council Inc
John Swenson
Dale Willard
Manitoba Cooperative, Consumer and
Jim Downey
Larry Flynn
Sandy Lake
ROJ
Total Beauty
McDonald Drive
Strathclair
Man
Shiloh News
Canada
Way-Mor Agencies Ltd
Travel Insurance Real Estate Investments
RINE
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Florida
California
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Arizona
Black Hills
Alaska
Yukon
North West Territories
Nashville
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Europe
British Isles
Eric Rawlings
Chumah Hall
Hamiota
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