Manitoba School Divisions Boundary Review Opens Public Meetings
The Manitoba Boundary Review Commission led by Bill Norrie will hold 46 sessions across 23 locations starting in January. Meetings in Dauphin Russell Virden Brandon and Neepawa run 1:00 and 6:30 p.m. with an open house before proceedings. The panel includes Joan Wright Manson Moir and Ian Restall to study 14 issues from legislation to demographics and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Commission
Bill Norrie
Russell
Virden
Brandon
Neepawa
Norrie
Joan Wright
Thompson
Manson Moir
Tilston
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Ian Restall
Winnipeg
Market attendance remains strong as plans begin for next year
Attendance at markets and community support stay high while vendors seek greater interest. The Farmer's Market Committee will map strategy for next year early in the new year focusing on governance, advisory roles, parental input, and program delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer’s Market Committee
Weed District seeks local input on regulatory program
Four RM districts and the Village of Hamiota held a joint meeting on November 18 to review the Weed Control District year’s program. They discussed the Regulatory Program at length and will seek council direction at next monthly meetings. The education and service portions were also considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Weed Board
Cargill Donates to Community Farm Safety Day in Manitoba
The Cargill Cares Program funds rural hospital projects and Health Sciences Centre research in Winnipeg. A $600 donation from Cargill-Oakner supports Hamiota District Health Centre and the Community Farm Safety Day set for March 25, 1994. Vaughn Wilson and Jody Allan accept the gift from Dave Martinusson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cargill Cares
Manitoba
Health Sciences Centre Foundation
Winnipeg
Hamiota District Health Centre
Cargill
Cargill-Oakner
Vaughn Wilson
C.e.co
Jody Allan
Dave Martinusson
Canada
Community Watch
Cargill Oakner
Reader responses sought on day options and contact
Readers are invited to share options for the daytime event and call 764-2128 with comments. The note highlights interest from young to middle aged farmers who can benefit from the information presented and asks readers to indicate their preferences.
Also Mentioned on This Page
School Division Boundary Review Commission
Weed
Sid Lewis
Santa Claus
Santa
Rawlings Home Hardware
Nid
Regina ‘S. Landmark
Min
Wascanaen Centre
Albert Street
Regina
Saskatchewan