Manitoba papers win MCNA awards 1987
Nesbitt Publishing wins eight awards at the MCNA 1987 Better Newspapers Competition announced at the annual meeting in Winnipeg area. The Birtle Eye Witness takes four awards in under 1500 circulation including best typography and front page while Shoal Lake Star earns typography and front page placements. The Carillon of Steinbach named top newspaper in the province. Sandra Findlay cited for reporting a fatal highway crash.
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Nesbitt Publishing Ltd
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
MCNA
Better Newspapers
International Inn
Birtle Eye Witness
Eye-Witness
Manitoba
Shoal Lake
Mount Royal College
Alberta
Rossburn Review
Deloraine Times & Star
Carillon of
Steinbach
Estimates bylaw passage and leases at Rossburn council
The Rural Municipality of Rossburn held its April meeting with Reeve John Mitchell presiding. By law 1188 to adopt annual estimates and five year capital plan passed after three readings. By law 1190 for a 99 year lease with Cottage Site Occupiers at Rossman Lake Resort received first and second readings with third slated for next meeting. Tender awards announced for fuel and gravel work across wards.
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Rossburn
John Mitchell
ALDIO
Rossman Lake Resort
Brendonn Holdings Ltd
Jim Saley
Robert Hunter
Adolph Lee
R.M
Arctic High Keeps Sky Clear Across Border Region
A cold air mass moving along the Manitoba Saskatchewan border brings sunny skies and cool temperatures for three to four days. Temperatures rise to 4 to 7 during the day with overnight lows near 12. Precipitation stays near zero and humidity around 25 percent in the afternoons with light winds.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
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