United Church Held Annual Meeting at Miniota
Miniota Manitoba Congregational Church held its annual meeting January 31 with 18 in attendance led by Mrs. Gordon Long. Rev. L. Lovering attended as elders named include Mrs. C Armitage and Mrs. J Weins. Officers appointed to Wider Parish and Ministry bodies were decided from worship outreach and finance committees. Auditors were Mr. and Mrs. M McKenzie. A chest for the In Memoriam Nativity scene earned appreciation for Lloyd Oliver. Five hundred seventy five dollars from In Memoriam funds were set aside for an organ fund. Feasibility of water installation was deemed too costly.
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Miniota
Miniota United Church Congregational
L. Lovering
Gordon Long
Joe Pette
C. Armitage
J. Weins
A. Fredricks
Ed Stowe
Bill Morgan
Vern Lockhart
C.E
Tom Ellerington
M. McKenzie
Lloyd Oliver
Lovering
24 Municipal Projects Get Forgiveness Loans
Winnipeg reports $397 020 in labor forgiveness loans approved under the Manitoba Special Municipal Loans Fund for 23 capital projects. Projects completed between December 15 1977 and May 31 1978 qualify, with on site labor costs forgiven. Local projects include arena builds in East Selkirk and La Broquerie, water and sewer extensions, fire hall renovations, curling rink work, and municipal office improvements across numerous towns and rural municipalities led by Alexander, Thompson, and Virden among others.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Special
G.W.J
Gerry) Mercier
Boissevain
Hamiota
R.M
Maniota
Rhineland
Edward
Village of
Powerview
Shellmouth
Virden
Deloraine
Drop-In Centre Opens Weekday Afternoons at 1 30
MINIOTA The Drop-In Centre invites the public to use facilities including pool tables a shuffleboard round table and puzzles. A lending library offers 3 week loans with fiction literature history and science sections. Drop by for more information call Gail Holden 567 3625. Glasses donation drive runs until February 24 1978 for Christian Medical Mission and Haitian Outreach.
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Gail Holden
Christian Medical Mission
Johnson Named Medical Advisor in Manitoba Government
Winnipeg doctor George Johnson, born 1920, is named special advisor on medical matters to Health and Social Development Minister Bud Sherman. The part time appointment starts February 1 and follows a career in cabinet roles from 1958 to 1969, including Health and Education portfolios.
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Sterling Lyon
Manitoba
Cindy Allen
Winnipeg Company of
Girl Guides
Jim Legh
St. Alban’s Church Boy Scouts
Winnipeg
Bud Sherman
George Johnson
Johnson
Duff Roblin
Walter Weir
Sherman
Dr. Johnson
University of Manitoba
Navy
Gimli
Health and Social Services
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Jackson Creek
L.G.D
Mountain
Birch River
Macdonald
Domain Recreation Arena
Strathclair
Russell
Rossburn
Thompson