Twin Valley Co op to open Rossburn service station
Twin Valley Co op has purchased 14 acres southeast of Rossburn on Highway 45 to build a fertilizer and chemical service station. The project will create local jobs and provide products from anhydrous ammonia fertilizer to crop protection items and hardware with initial openings planned parts in September and October and full operation in spring 1998.
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R.M
Rossburn
Twin Valley Co-op Board
Twin Valley
Twin Valley Co-op
Ron Appleyard
Appleyard
Myron
Helen Kuzenko
Council
Rural Development
R.m.’S
Manitoba Heritage Federation Inc
Manitoba Recreational Trail Association
Trans Canada Trail
Jim McGregor
Rural Manitoba to receive VLT funds
Manitoba allocates 6.5 million in unconditional funding to rural areas to boost local economic initiatives. Finance Minister Eric Stefanson and Rural Development Minister Len Derkach announced 5.5 million in VLT revenue plus 1 million from REDI, noting more communities use VLT funds for development.
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Manitoba
Rural Economic Development Initiative
REDI
Eric Stefanson
Len Derkach
Rossburn council weighs trail use and office closure plan
At a Rossburn RM meeting Ag Rep sub office closure was discussed to boost on farm calls. A seasonal Juce Judiesch Chymyshyn trail remains acceptable with gravel due when frost arrives. Subdivision, bylaw readings, audits, and tax sale plans were approved or noted.
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Bert Chymyshyn
David Juce
Fred Judiesch
R.M. of
Rossburn
Juce
Judiesch
Chymyshyn
Luanne Berjian
Ag. Rep
R.M
Woychyshyn Bros
Alex Dunits
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Twin Valley Operation
Donna Rose
Bellas
Rossburn Council
Rossburn Subdivision
Manitoba Recreation Trail Association
Manitoba Water Services Board
MWSB
Rossman Lake