4-H a Manitoba success story through history and growth
JOAN CLEMENT surveys 4-H Week highlighting 4-H origins in Roland Manitoba in 1913 and its evolution from agricultural training to youth development. The piece notes early incentives, 4-H travel by rail, Farm Boys and Girls camps, regional expansion, leadership roles, and the 1982 motto Learn to do by doing guiding today’s youth toward tomorrow.
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Canada
Barbara Willy Cormack
Roland
Manitoba
W.M. Beardshear
Northern Educational Association
Ames
Iowa
Knowles
Binscarth
Royal Winter Fair
Regina
University of Saskatchewan
Elsie Knowles
Ethel Lungal
Keneen Bridgeman-Magnowski
Birtle Speech Arts Session Opens November 22 1982
The 1982-83 North Western Marquette Festival in Birtle runs November 22 to 26 at the Birtle Collegiate Lecture Theatre with a French spoken verse competition on Friday November 26 adjudicated by Professor Joseph N. Barletta. Gail Loadman leads the English adjunction. A semi annual meeting is set for November 30 at 7 30 P.M. at the college.
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Birtle
Joseph N. Barletta
Barletta
Brandon University
Prairie Theatre Exchange
University of Manitoba
Birtle Collegiate
Anne of Green Gables musical set for December 10 11
The R.C.I. Drama Club presents a community staging of Anne of Green Gables. Rehearsals run twice weekly with actors memorizing lines at home as performances approach. The show attracts tourists to Charlottetown each summer and will be staged locally on December 10 and 11.
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Rossburn
Canada
Charlottetown
P.E.I
R.C.I. Drama Club
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