W I convention set for Portage in 1983
More than 200 women from across Manitoba are expected at the Manitoba Women's Institute annual convention May 30 to June 1 1983 at the Westward Village Inn Portage la Prairie. Theme Women Unlimited Potential features Della Radcliffe Peggy Barker and Edna Hammond among speakers. Agriculture Minister Bill Uruski and Lt Governor Pearl McGonigal will attend. registration starts May 30.
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Manitoba Women’s Institute
Westward Village Inn
Portage la Prairie
Della Radcliffe
Cardale
Peggy Barker
Consumer and Corporate Affairs Department
Edna Hammond
Lloraine
Bill Uruski
Pearl McGonigal
Manitoba
Women’s Institute
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Leo Club Activities Include Vehicle Wash and Care Home Visit
Leo Club members washed RCMP vehicles inside and out on May 9 and spent an hour with Rossburn Personal Care Home residents on May 17. They donated prizes for bingos and sponsor a junior high baseball tournament on May 29 at Rossman Lake and the Elementary School diamonds. Four teams participate: Elphinstone, Waywayseecappo, Rossburn, Binscarth girls and Inglis boys. This marks the Leo Club's fifth anniversary with a windup party planned for June 4 at Rossman Lake Youth Camp with Lions Club invited.
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Leo Club
RCMP
Rossburn
Rossman Lake
Elphinstone
Waywayseecappo
Binscarth
Inglis
Lions Club
Manitoba Jobs Fund Extends Affordable New Homes Plan
The Manitoba Jobs Fund extends the Affordable New Homes Plan to May 31, 1983. The extension gives Manitoba families more time to qualify for affordable mortgages and related benefits while the new homes stimulate job creation.
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Manitoba Jobs Fund
Manitoba
New Jobs in Construction Plan Funded by Manitoba Jobs Fund
The Affordable New Homes Plan funded by the Manitoba JOBS FUND creates new jobs across construction trades including carpenters electricians plumbers and painters. It notes that new home construction also stimulates related economic activity across the province.
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Manitoba Jobs Fund
New Jobs Spur Growth From Community Homes
New homes drive demand for appliances furniture and services in Manito. The Manitoba Jobs Fund supports this cycle by creating jobs in existing businesses and attracting new enterprises to the area.
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Manitoba Jobs Fund
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Rossburn Review
W.I
Portage
Institute
Gladys Cobbledick
Killarney
June Kowalchuk
Souris
Audrey Turbett
Leo News
By Michelle Nychuk
Brown & Brown Real Estate Service Ltd
Memorial Russell
Roi
Gimli Air Park
Sun
Maple Leaf International Air Show
Corbett Dr
the Beehive
Jobs Fund AT Work
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