Swan River visits and public speaking honors noted
Last week, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shearer and Kevin visited Swan River and met with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Shearer. Kevin won first in the Intermediate division of the 44H Regional Public Speaking Competition. Congratulations to Kevin and to Nicole and Nadine Adam.
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Lloyd Shearer
Kevin
Swan River
Murray Shearer
Nicole
Nadine Adam
MacNutt
Anne Petz
Ada Dugan
Marlene Shearer
Brandon
Marlene
Sheldon Bernard
Winnipeg
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Sherry Rawlings
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Brad Robin
Riley and
Kristy
Ken Leslie
Melita
Walter Rawlings
Chilliwack
B.C
Cranbrook
Doug Stevely
Watts
Howard Ferris
Phil Harkey
Jim Johnson
Bill Ferris
Bill
Inglis District News highlights and visits
Visiting and social notes from Inglis district include families from Regina, Kelowna, and Esterhazy sharing time with local residents. Rudy Wowk earns a 30 year no loss time award and Red Cross canvass raises 97 dollars. Community groups report a successful Achievement Day and various weekend home visits with relatives and friends.
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Inglis
Obituary for John Wildeman of Inglis and Moosomin
John Wildeman aged 80 died April 17 1981 at Moosomin Union Hospital. He leaves a wife Lena one daughter and four sons with thirteen grandchildren and many relatives in Manitoba Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Born May 14 1900 in Russia he immigrated to Canada in 1902 and farmed near Inglis later retiring to Silverton then Moosomin. Funeral was held April 21 1981 at Moosomin with interment at Inglis North Cemetery. He is survived and remembered by a large extended family including Wilfred Herbert Garfield Rodney Walter Rob Dorothy Nanimo and others.
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Wilma
Walter Johnson
Wilfred
Rita Wildeman
Inglis
Man
Sherry
Kimberly
Quentin
Herbert
Shirley Wildeman
Sandra
Barbara
Winnipeg
Garfield
Margaret Wildeman
Russia
Canada
Silverton
Moos‘omin
Sask
Moosomin
Inglis North Cemetery
Kahlil Gibran
Rodney
Walter
Rob
Banff School of ‘Arts
Downey urges change to save Churchill port amid grain stalemate
Manitoba Agriculture Minister Jim Downey warns the port won t realize its potential if Wheat Board limits export to 250 000 tonnes and the National Harbors Board threatens closure without a larger commitment. He notes potential job losses and cites a June meeting in Dauphin with provincial and federal officials to boost Churchill grain use.
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Manitoba
Jim Downey
Nega Churchill
Downey
Civs
Wheat Board
Churchill
National Harbors Board
Dauphin
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