Manitoba Women's Institute marks 90 years of service to Manitoba
The Manitoba Women's Institute began in 1910 in Morris and has since advocated for farm families and rural communities. It supported facilities for farm women and children, rural libraries, health care, safety, breast screening, safe houses, midwifery, and responded to crises. The group continues work in agriculture health rural development and education with contact details in Winnipeg.
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Manitoba Women’s Institute
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Morris
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York Avenue
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Missing furniture is no mystery
Lena Boychuk’s daughter Jean and her Winnipeg relative stayed overnight for the Peter Luchak funeral. Oscar and Pearl Weir hosted family visits and ski trips at Asessippi. Bill LaPlante and brother Frank escorted Elsie to Regina airport. Cheryl Bowey visited grandmother Margaret LaPlante in Canova. Nellie Komaransky visited daughter Maggie in Russell. Martha Panasiuk visited Grandview. Cards donors sought for crafts. Lounge furniture moved for carpet installation, causing tenant inconvenience.
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Lena Boychuk
Jean
Winnipeg
Peter Luchak
Oscar
Pearl Weir
Asessippi
Bill LaPlante
Regina
Frank
Elsie
Cheryl Bowey
Canova
Margaret LaPlante
Nellie Komaransky
Maggie
Russell
Martha Panasiuk
Grandview
Mike Hawryluk
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