Crystal Rebekah Lodge Hosts District Meeting 1978
Crystal No. 49 hosts district gathering at Elks Hall on May 1 1978 with Sisters from Shoal Lake Foxwarren Binscarth Dauphine Roblin Hamiota in attendance. Officers elected include Leafa McLennan as District President and Ivy Kingdon as Noble Grand. A banquet and program highlighted the day as 78 members attended the afternoon session while plans for 1979 and a June rally at Clear Lake were noted.
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Elks’ Hall
Nrscart Nes
Shoal Lake
Foxwarren
Binscarth
Frances Glacken
Rebekah Lodge
Ranscona
Rebekah Assembly of Manitoba
Marshall
Leah
Nancy McDonald
P.N.G
Crystal
Prudence
Fidelity No
Sr. Glacken
Leafa McLennan
Crystal No
Purity No. 26
Binscorth
Her Marshall
Elvie Garnett
Leela McLennan
Noble Grand
Ivy Kingdon
Pearl Greensides
Elvie Garett
la Calvert
Pauline Bridges
P.D.D.P
Margaret Vosper
Ada Beatrice Craig
L.S. N.G
Bertha Bennett
R.S.V. G
Lil Anderson
L.S.V.G
Islay Shaw
B. Craig
Ruby Needham
Rebekah
Winnipeg
Purity No
Park Fee Schedule Changes for 1978 Season
The minister announced new park and camping fees effective May 20 at Manitoba natural parks and provincial campgrounds for the 1978 summer season. Entry fees begin May 20, camping fees start opening day, with rates aligning Manitoba with Saskatchewan and Ontario. Fees include daily and seasonal charges for vehicles, itinerant tradesmen, and various campsite options plus miscellaneous permits such as allotment gardens, docking, and hunting cabins.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Banman
Spruce Woods
Birds Hill
Grand Beach
Whiteshell
Asessippi
Hecla
Provincial Parks Branch
Manitoba Legislature Sees Prolonged Strike and Tax Notes
A province wide strike by five trades continued this week with pickets at Seven Oaks Hospital Winnipeg Stadium Brandon Jail and the Canada Winter Games project. Negotiations failed over the name hiring clause while lawmakers clashed over bed sheet changes at Health Sciences Centre and questions about senior meal provision. Finance figures show the Lyon government plans to spend 30.4 million more than original estimates as Bill 14 advances and education and public works spending are debated.
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Seven Oaks
Winnipeg
Brandon
Manitoba
Ed Schreyer
Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre
Sherman
Health Scieces Centre
Swerhhone
Portage la Prairie
Schreyer
Craik
Lyon
Cable TV comes to Westman area with broadband link
Westman Media reports progress on a broadband cable system in Brandon and surrounding Manitoba towns. Installations in Minnedosa, Neepawa, Rivers and Carberry advance with line components activated May 1. By end of April 160 pre-signed hook ups and 135 savings certificates sold. 1,235 members across communities.
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Westman Media
Kines
Manitoba Telephone System
MTS
Michael McLean
Great Plains Communications Ltd
Westman Manitobs
McLean
Brandon
Minnedosa
Gladstone
Neepawa
Rivers
Carberry
Westmann Media
Westman Manitoba
Tem
Birtle
Dwight Stew
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Our Distret
Eva Jory
Roblin
Distrit No. 18A
Dauphine
Hamiota
Glacken
Margaret Angus
Russell
United Church Ucw
Clear Lake
The
Legislature
Lloyd Axworth
Sidney Spivak
Axworthy
St. Boniface
M.L.A
Harry Enns
Autopac
Enns
James Richarrdson
Uucation
Keith Cosens
Department of Education
Manitoba Metis Federation
Eaucalion
Cosens
House
Public Works
Roneund A
Reyautos
la Westman Media
Fred Wolfe
Sharon Salt
Swan Trail
Swan River
Killarney
Reston
Melita
Reggies
Ireland
Armagh
Curling Club
Henson
Bill Hoffman
Brenda Bullziuk
Bullziuk
Eva Dunn
Elmer Patenaude
Bill Chuckree
Garry Schwaim
J & E Hardware & Supplies Ltd
Russell, Man
Emily
Sraman, Ee
Westman Media Co-op
Westman Cable
Westman Media Cooperaive
Mantenna
Angusville Hotel
Floury Boys
Vodra
Susar OD
Asa
Hudson's Bay
Hudsons Bay Distillers Limited
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