Two Area 4 H Public Speaking Contests Held Nov 24
Public speaking contests in the North Area hosted by the Inglis Happy Stitchers and Busy Beavers and in the South Area at Fort Ellice H Club selected twelve speakers to advance to the district final in Binscarth on December 15. Judges announced winners in three age groups and praised the entertaining talks with refreshments provided by hosting clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Area
Inglis Happy Stitchers
Busy Beavers
Lorene Kopetsky
Diane Ungrin
Shelaugh Holt
Fort Ellice
Raymond Painchand
Manitoba Agricculture
Russell 4-H District Council
Binscarth
Patti Hryciuk
Rossburn
Tope
Shelly Sacharko
Josee Chartier
Ft. Ellis
Tople
Maisie Rannie
Linda Baker
Camille Pinette
Jacki Pizzey
Foxwarren
The
Royal Bank
Jamie Bradshaw
Zita Fafard
Ft. Ellis +H club
Monique Plante
Ray Laloyaux
Teresa Kleper
Lori ‘McKietiuk
Keneen Bridgeman Magnowski
Edith Huberdeau
Lori McKietiuk
Verna Evansrogram
Local girl attends 4 H conference in Toronto
Betty Lyon of 416 Douglas St Brandon was among 105 delegates and staff at the 49th National 4H Conference held November 11 to 16 at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto Ontario. Delegates from provinces and the U S 44 program joined industry hosts guests and speakers to discuss energy use in the food system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lyon
Douglas St. Brandon
Royal York Hotel
Toronto
Ontario
England
Ence
John Ridsdel
Petro-Canada
John Hollins
Energy, Mines and Resources Canada
Brian ‘Thompson
Pickering
Miller attends 4 H convention at Royal York Hotel
Harry Miller of Binscarth was among 52 delegates at the 2nd National 4 H Volunteer Leaders Conference held November 12 to 15 at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto Ontario. The event, funded by the Canadian 4 H Foundation, gathered 50 Canadian and two U S leaders to discuss leadership roles with speakers including Mrs Phyllis Meiklejohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Binscarth
Royal York Hotel
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Phyllis Meiklejohn
Delegates Meet and 4H Activities Include Toronto Trip
A report outlines a second Anglis Ham meeting at the Chescus home where leaders trained on horse saddling and mounting. The group planned a Christmas sleigh ride and hosted a luncheon with many attendees. Delegates visited the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair and will exchange 4H ideas with other provinces and the United States. A separate obituary notes Edward Fitz Clark, born 1904, long-time resident of Calgary with services held at Garden Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie Chescu
Jers
Glenda
Toronto
Denis Shackel
University of Toronto
Jim Mitchell
Grey County Board of Education
Terry Stewart
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food
Hert Roseneck
Angela Armitt
Janet Horner
Pat Seussmuth
Contral Training Limited
Gwyneth Jones
United States
Clark
Edward Fitemaurice Clark
Fitz
Jessie Clark
81St Ave
Carson
Isabel
Calgary
Isabelle Clark
Binscorth
Manitoba
Helen Matheson
Vancouver
Ida Lloyd
Kelowna
Binscarth
Dalemead
Alta
Garden Chapel
Foster Funeral Home
16Th Ave
N.W
Mountainview Memorial Gardens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teresa Kieper
Silverton Naty Needlers
Ft. Ellice
Rossburn Sewing Sisters
Sylvite
Binscarth Home- Ettes
Barbara Pugh
Donna Chic
Shaunda Rossington
Kathy Jakubowski
Karen Allison
Brian Remus
Blaine Krawchuk
Gordon Nixon
Claire Vinek
Ken Darling
Campbell Soup Company Inc
Canada Packers Limited
Christie, Brown and Company
Lim- Dominion Stores Limited
Maple Leaf Mills Limited
Weston-Loblaws
Robin Hood Multifoods
Limi
Elks Hall
Elks
Turkey
R.P
Coffee & Dainties
Russell
Miller
Alfred Hart
Donald Matthews
Anglis Ham
Cynthia Marzo
Russell, Man
Main Street
Roblin
J&e Hardware
Lloyd's Stereo
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