Woodworth council adopts minutes and approves several measures
The Rural Municipality of Woodworth council met February 13 1990 in Kenton Manitoba. Actions include approving January 9 minutes, sharing culvert costs, granting 100 to Virden Community Arts Council, denying a library grant, publishing employee wage resolutions, notifying Noxious Weed bidders, installing flashing lights on graders, supporting Pembina French services, readings and by law provisions for indemnities and salaries, approving MTS plans, backing Kenton Enterprises new dressing rooms, setting provisional 1990 estimates, applying for ambulance grants, approving bills and unpaid balances, and adjourning to February 22. Attending were Reeve Robert B. Hunter and councillors with members from Virden and Kenton communities.
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Woodworth
Kenton
Province of
Manitoba
Bell
Leask
Elder
Logan
Smith and Hodson
Robert B. Hunter
R.M. of
George Harrison’s
Virden Community Arts Council
Virden- Elkhorn
Marvin Elder
Pembina
M.T.S
Department of Labour
General Government
Protective Services
Transportation Services
Health Services
Council of the
R.M. of Woodworth
Health Services Commission
Wort
Carrie
Local Congratulates and Visits Highlight Manitoba Notes
Barb Brown of Hamiota won a Valentine Avon bag at Adeline's Gift Gallery. The Pas hosts Lions Convention as Bob and Mary Good attend. Families visit in Whitewood and Winnipeg. Henry Cormack from Shwangton Lake attends Tele Communications course. Special Olympics at Spruce Woods Park features Lorna Roberts and Jack Bond with medals. Curling Ladies Bonspiel praised. funeral attendees from multiple towns. Philip Lonsdale wins CKLQ Radio IQ quiz.
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Barb Brown
Hamiota
Adeline
Bob
Mary Good
Pas
Manitoba
Lloyd
Verna Thomson
Whitewood
Winnipeg
Tele Communications
Hughie
Spruce Woods Park
Lorna Roberts
Jack Bond
Jack
Lorna
Elsie Robers
Glenboro
Lorne
Jean Gompf
Scotts
RRSP Advice Mixes Pension, Age, and Risk
Canadian Business quotes experts on RRSP contributions for different profiles. A 45 year old with $40,000 income and three children is advised to maximize his own RRSP if possible. An elderly 55 plus investor is urged to avoid risky transfers to mutual funds and self directed RRSPs. A 60 year old widower with a company pension is told to contribute the maximum before 1991 and favor GICs due to low risk. Call the Rate Line for current GIC and RRSP rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Tom Delaney
Delaney
McGraw-Hill Ryerson
RRSP
Darlene Hayball
J. G. Fullerton and Associates Inc
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Bruce
Norm McNiven
Erickson
Brandon
Virden
Neepawa
Philip Lonsdale
I.Q
CKLQ
Crosstown
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Tempo Place
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Cocktail Lounge
Tempo Convenience Store
Keith Lamb
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