New PRHA Board Appointments Stir Swan River Meeting
Manitoba Health Minister Theresa Oswald appointed five new Parkland RHA Directors Sharon Basaraba Patricia Delaurier Mary Hudyma Beverly Clearsky and Robert Hanson The board chair Lynda Mann welcomes new members while thanking retiring directors Dot Connolly Heather Morden and John Zaplithy Terms extend for several current members and the first 2008/2009 meeting is set for Swan River on April 28.
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Parkland Rha
Sharon Basaraba
Gilbert Plains
Patricia Delaurier
Laurier
Mary Hudyma
Dauphin
Beverly Clearsky
Bowsman
Robert Hanson
Mafeking
PRHA
Lynda Mann
Mann
Dot Connolly
Sifton
Heather Morden
McCreary
John Zaplithy
Swan River
Roweena Powell
Roblin
Barry Chalmers
Gerald Shewchuk
Paul Freed
Doreen Stammen
Borketon
Anne Lacquette
Mallard
John Tichon
Fork River
Paul Overgaard
Strathclair Credit Union Posts Record Net Profit
At the AGM the Strathclair Credit Union announced a record net profit of 542053 with a patronage refund of 150000. The announcement highlighted strong financials and continued growth for members.
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Strathclair Credit Union
North American Lumber Rolls RTM House in Reston
North American Lumber in Reston launches its first ready to move house project. Manager Mike Robertson cites a widespread shortage of building trades and notes the RTM concept leverages skilled trades. The firm also runs similar home divisions in Brandon, Lockport, and Woodlands.
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Reston Recorder
North American Lumber
Reston
RTM
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Lockport
Woodlands
Growth andAssets at Grandview Credit Union Up
GCU THE EXPONENT reports assets at 42.5 million, an 11.68 percent rise, with loan growth up 14.12 percent to 32.5 million. Patronage dividend reached 175000. RUSSELL BANNER notes Russell joined Earth Hour celebrations with a Knox United Church service followed by free hot chocolate and burgers.
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Lifeguard Shortage Threatens Kamsack Pool Season
Six weeks before opening, Kamsack pool faces staffing gaps as no lifeguard applications have arrived to cover seven days a week. Moosomin’s World Spectator notes Mooseemin town council approved selling land to the Canada Group for a Ramada hotel near the former Red Barn, pending Phase II environmental work.
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Kamsack Swimming Pool
Moosomin Town
Canada Group
Red Barn
Festival of the Arts in Dauphin dissolves charity status
The Dauphin Herald reports the Dauphin Festival of the Arts is officially dissolved and no longer registered as a non profit charity. Archives show the festival began before World War II, paused during the war, and resumed after, folding in fall 2007 when a new executive could not be elected.
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Dauphin Herald
Dauphin Festival of the Arts
Dauphin
Fire destroys 104-year-old water tower in Glenboro
The Gazette Glenboro reports the 104-year-old water tower adjacent to CPR tracks burned to the ground in the early hours of Friday April 4. Built between 1902 and 1925 by the company it housed an intact cedar tank. RCM Police have launched an arson investigation.
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Glenboro
CPR
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