Woodworth council approves pipeline tender and bylaw
The R M of Woodworth council held its November 14 meeting reviewing assessments and approving a $27 856 27 tender from B L Equipment for a rural water pipeline extension. They budgeted bedding sand, discussed a Lenore street light, passed readings on By law 22/95 to transfer Parcel A Plan V 113 to Marvin Elder, supported Ducks Unlimited water flow devices, planned ministerial attendance at union conventions, approved a Christmas dinner, and hired Gordon Hutchison for a lean to project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the
R.M. of Woodworth
Board of Revision
Lenore
R.M. of
Woodworth
Marvin Elder
Ducks Unlimited
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Gordon Hutchison
Edmundson completes term as MAAS district director
Edmundson reports finishing a four year run as MAAS district director after attending the Brandon conference November 17 18. He notes local participants Rebeena McCutcheson Phyllis Bell and others and lists prize winners life members and speakers while praising volunteers and thanking sponsors Westoba Credit Union and Brandon Keystone. He urges continued support for successor Roger Wilson and anticipates more success in 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C. Edmundson
Brandon
Mae Hetherington
Sophie Sytnyk
Rebeena McCutcheson
Strathclair
Phyllis Bell
Shoal Lake
Foxwarren
Birtle
Hamiota
Oak River
Westoba Credit Union
Roger Wilson
Birtle Age Society
Kelleher & Company Opens Hamiota Office
Brandon based chartered accountants Kelleher & Company opens a part time office at 15 Maple Avenue East Hamiota with Todd McKim guiding Thursday service. The firm founded in 1980 serves Manitoba clients from Brandon and Boissevain offering accounting auditing and tax services and specialized consulting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Hamiota
Kelleher & Company
Chartered Accountants
Todd McKim
Manitoba
Boissevain
Todd
Institute of Chartered Accountants of
Maple Avenue East
Horse Rescued From Ice on Oak River in White Bank Sea
In a White Bank Sea community incident on a Tuesday in late November a 33 year old horse named Babs belonging to Rob and Joan Wrightson fell through the ice in the Oak River. Eight neighbors plus distant helpers aided in rescue and warming efforts using carpet tarps hair dryers and improvised shelter. Babs was revived and back in her stall and the Wrightsons praised the neighbors noting small communities are the best place to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
Myrtle Crighton
White Bank Sea
Babs
Rob
Joan Wrightson
Ruth Stewart
Donald Wrightson
Ted Tingey
Doreen Espey
Jerry Short
Kirk Bridgeman
Ryan
Laurel Crighton
Graydon Cummins
Joan
Rhonda Cole
Centerhall Penn
Brandon
Rhonda
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B & L Equipment
Woodworth Pipeline
Edmundson
MAAS
St. Pierre
Wendy Bullock
Rick Chrest
Brandon Keystone
Glenna Beauchamp
Kelleher & Co
Nesbitt Publishing Ltd
Geri Lowry
Winnipeg
Manitoba Public Insurance
Autopac