Local Notes Highlight Travels and Visits Across Communities
Lottie Gray traveled from Brandon to spend the weekend with Nancy and Dun can McDonald and Isla and George Gray. Lauretta Barrett visited Winnipeg during the week. Roy Reagh toured with farmers in Columbus Ohio and attended a horse sale. Nancy McDonald and Myrtle Murray are patients in Russell Hospital. Stan Louch returns home from Birtle Hospital. Bob and Annette Boucher of Brandon visited Earl and Ethel Reagh last weekend. Dianna and Tony Ries with Winnipeg boys visited grandparents Earl and Ethel Reagh, Agnes Boucher, Elmer and Rose Boucher.
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Lottie Gray
Brandon
Nancy
Duncan McDonald
Isla
George Gray
Binscarth
Russell
Roy Reagh
Columbus
Ohio
Nancy McDonald
Myrtle Murray
Russell Hospital
Bob and
Annette Boucher
Earl and
Ethel Reagh
Dianna
Tony Ries
Winnipeg
Agnes Boucher
Elmer
Rose Boucher
Binscarth Lions Club Hubs Community Efforts and Gifts
The Binscarth Lions Club reports a busy season with events including a Christmas lighting contest a Santa Claus Day for kids and a seniors supper. A Canadian Diabetes Association canvass raised 1418 and a donation of 2000 was made to the Binscarth Park and Pool for improvements. In January the Journey for Light caravan stopped for coffee and a 300 donation was given to organizer Lion Gordon Boulton of Birtle. Meetings are held every second and fourth Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. at the 580 Hotel.
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Binscarth
Binscorth Park & Pool
Lions
Lion
Percy Miller
Lion Gordon Boulton
Birtle
Binscarth Lions Club
Manitoba Women's Institute Holds Winter Board Meeting in Winnipeg
The Manitoba Women's Institute met January 9 to 11 in Winnipeg with a working lunch for provincial board members and cabinet colleagues. Guest speakers included Kathy Baranovsky on Marketing, extension agents on joint activities, and Monique Begin as featured speaker for the April convention celebrating the institute's 80th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Women’s Institute
Winnipeg
Glen Findlay
Len Derkach
Don Orchard
Women’s Institute
Kathy Baranovsky
The
Country Guide
Extension Home
Linda ‘Spring
Morden
Lee Friesen- Alford
Swan River
Extension Services
Dale Partridge
Manitoba Agriculture, Soils and Crops Branch
Jim Blanchard
Earl Ferguson
Dawn Harris
Crow Wing Trail
International Inn
Manitoba Women's Institute
Monique Begin
Manitoba retail sales rise 4.8 percent in 1989
Manitoba retail trade grew 4.8 percent in the first 11 months of 1989, slower than the 5.1 percent inflation rate. The same period saw consumer bankruptcies rise 31.9 percent and business bankruptcies jump 42.5 percent, totaling 392 failures and $105 million in liabilities, the largest bankruptcy increase in Canada.
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Manitoba
Canada
Women Institute pushes农业 issues with ministers in Manitoba
Manitoba Women's Institute provincial board met with Ministers Glen Findlay Len Derkach and Don Orchard over lunch on January 9 during the winter board meeting. They raised farm and rural economic and environmental concerns including education and high school curriculum. A new Agricultural Committee will advise on farm women issues and publish a related newsletter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Findlay
Len Derkach
Don Orchard
Manitoba Women’s Institute Provincial Board
Women's Institute
Manitoba Women's Institute
Manitoba Women’s Institute
Now
Women’s Institute
Barbara Stienwandt
Pleasant Valley Women's Institute
Grandview
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Lauretta Barrett
Jerry Katchur
Dora
Frank Horedy
Stan Louch
Birtle Hospital
Stan
Doug Hutton
Binscarth Lion
Techta
Alvin Kingdon
Gerry Fraser
Binscarth Park
WI Board
J & J Grocery
Binscorth, Manitoba
Electrosol
Colgate
Christies
Beatrice
Blue Boy
Karen Gordon
Northwest
Lenswood Women's Institute
Minister of Agriculture
Insurance Brokers Association of Canada
Jim Boucher
Boucher Insurance Services
A. Boucher
Insurance Brokers Association of Manitoba
Broadway West
Yorkton
Main St. Russell
Man
Ast
Nan
Diet Center
Sim
Carol Tamblyn
Yorktor
New Diet Center
Russel
Orlla
Tracy Madigan
USCX
Ottawa
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