West-Central Pelleting builds a multiplant waste to feed venture
Margaret Skinner leads West-Central Pelleting Ltd. in Wilkie Saskatchewan a $2.5 million start and 50 000 tonne annual capacity turning grain screenings once deemed waste into cattle feed. Expansion plans include Wolseley and four plants across the grainbelt with 200 tonnes daily intake and 10 staff for 24/7 operation.
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Margaret Skinner
West-Central Pelleting Ltd
Wilkie
Unity
Jim
Ashley
Skinner
Saskatchewan
West-Central
Wolseley
Eleanor Dahlman
Wolseley Bulletin
Dwight Dunn
Dwight
Fred McGuinness
Brandon
Hamiota Man Neil McDonald Wins Prix Manitoba Award
Neil McDonald receives the Prix Manitoba Award for Distinguished Service Volunteer. He and wife Bernice pose at their 8th Street home with the award winning painting he received.
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Echo
Hamiota
Neil McDonald
McDonald
8Th Street
Bernice
Sports Complex Board Eyes Budget Tightrope and Future Maintenance
The Hamiota and District Sports Complex board reports a near break even 2001 2002 budget with no rainy day fund and unlikely further grant support for maintenance. Fundraising pivots to cook book sales and 2002 Cash Calendars, aiming to sustain long term viability for the community asset.
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Sports Complex Board of Directors
Gwen Snell
Midwest Recreation
Ken Lawn
Hamiota and District
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