Repap Manitoba funds eight Pas area training positions
Manitoba eight graduating high school students in The Pas area and mature students will gain access to post secondary education through a Repap program starting this year. Repap Manitoba commits 5 million to training with 1 million targeted at The Pas area for a professional and training program open to applicants within Repap's forest management licensed area. For fall 1990 the program will train eight positions: four professional engineers, two forestry technicians, one instrument technologist, and one electrical technologist.
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Repap
Opasquia Times
Repap Manitoba
Rotary Club Eyes Seniors Housing Project in Flin Flon
The Flin Flon Rotary Club forms a five member committee to study a potential seniors housing complex in the city. The two to three storey facility could cost 1.75 to 2 million dollars, with 80 percent funded by Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation and the rest raised by the Rotary Club.
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Flin Flon Rotary Club
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Rotary Club
Neepawa Welcomes Lands Branch Staff in Civil Service Move
Thirty employees of the Natural Resources Lands Branch and their families will visit Neepawa for an April 20 luncheon and tour. They will be bused to the town for a noon program as the Lands Branch transfers to Neepawa, part of a broader provincial plan to decentralize 692 civil service positions.
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Neepawa
Natural Resources Lands Branch
Bandy tourney links Stonewall and St Andrews girls to Moscow trip
Twenty players from Stonewall and St Andrews will travel to Europe for an international bandy tournament in Moscow with exhibition games at Rotterdam. Bandy is described as field hockey on ice or hockey on a rink without body contact, played on flooded fields in winter or indoors. In The Pas area, Ducks Unlimited invites residents to host nesting boxes, up to 25 provided free, with a survey required to assess box success amid dwindling mature trees. Ducks include Golden Eye, Bufflehead, Common Merganser, Hooded Merganser and Wood Duck.
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Stonewall
St. Andrews
Europe
Moscow
Rotterdam
Canada
Pas
Ducks Unlimited
Lake Front
Boissevain Opens Recycling Depot Amid Popularity Surge
Boissevain joins provincial curbside push as the Boissevain Recycling Project opens. On Saturday March 24 volunteers received large quantities of cans bottles and newsprint to fuel local recycling efforts.
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Boissevain
Facility closes Swan River crisis center after 24 hour line
A 1984 grant funded a Committee on the Abuse of Women facility in Swan River. Volunteers continued crisis services including a 24 hour line a safe house and transition home plus counselling and a self help group. The center operated until March 22 when it officially closed amid deficits and lack of provincial aid.
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Swan River
Parents press for Grade 1 issues at Elphinstone school
Delegations address bus routes and classroom needs at Elphinstone Grade 1. Mahoneys demand extra teacher and testing, board refers to Transportation Committee. vice principal search and enrollment projections planned for April.
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Nakonechny
Bartram
MacIsaac
Lawrence Maduke
Rossburn School
Transportation Committee
Ed Mahoney
Elphinstone
Mahoneys
Drul
MPS
Montgomery
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