Arrow River institutes recycling bin and plan
Arrow River introduces a large three section recycling bin on Main Street for aluminum cans, colored and clear plastic bottles. Bottles and cans must be crushed and bagged separately. The program aims to fund the bin via proceeds from sales to Manitoba Soft Drink Recycling Company.
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Arrow River
Arrow River Women’s Institute
Manitoba Soft Drink Recycling Company
Arrow River W.1
R.E. Clegg & Son Manufacturing
July heat wave harms Manitoba cereal crops rain shortage
Manitoba crops chief John Rogalsky reports that 30 degree heat and dry soil are hurting cereals in the southwest Brandon Virden Rivers area and central regions near Pilot Mound Somerset Treherne Morden. eastern areas stay fair to good and northwest has patchy rain. He notes corn and sunflowers thrive on heat but without rain overall yields may plummet.
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Winnipeg
John Rogalsky
Manitoba Agriculture
Rogalsky
Brandon
Virden
Pilot Mound
Somerset
Treherne
Morden
Hamiota T.O.P.S. Break for August Holidays
Hamiota T O P S members break for August holidays and attendance figures drop. No programs are planned for August but members should attend meetings if possible and wear or carry running or walking shoes.
Shower for Melanie Kirk Engages Community in Hamiota
A miscellaneous shower was held in Chumah Hall on June 24 at 7 30 p m honoring Melanie Kirk bride elect of July 8 with 95 guests signing the guest book. Kim Wall escorted Melanie with family and friends attending.
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Chumah Hall
Melanie Kirk
Melanie
Kim Wall
Joan Kirk
Inza Houck
Mavis Colligroom
Marion Kirk
Gladys Kirk
Evelyn Clark
Betty Oakden
Jason Brown
Kelly Doyle
Michelle Sheane
Vi Smith
Donna Dagg
Roxane Hunt
Alberta publisher leads national community papers group
Byron Keebaugh, publisher of The Meridian Booster in Lloydminster, elected president of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association at its 70th annual meeting in Ottawa. He notes the sector’s strength and pledges to boost advertising value and awareness across all provinces. Keebaugh, born in Holbein, Saskatchewan, has long driven multiple papers and holds major stakes in Meadow Lake Progress and Sun, with a family and extensive publishing career behind him.
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Canadian Community Newspapers Association
Byron Keebaugh
CCNA
Canada
Keebaugh
Association of Quebec
Meridian
Jo .Lloyd
Alberta
Vancouver
Cut Knife
Lloydminster
Meridian Printing
Meridian Booster
A.A. (Shorty) Clements
Bonnyville
Alta
Grande Prairie
Meadow Lake
Progress
Sun
Marion
Reid
Robyn
Kelly
Lindow
Saskatchewan
Ken
Masonic Lodge
Rotary Club
City of
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Hamiota, Manitoba
Manitoba
Rod McCormick
Msdr Ltd
Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Lundar
Ashern
Hamiota T.O.P.S
National Newspaper Group
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