Rossburn Hosts Benefit for Tracey Holmberg Recovery
Rossburn residents rallied around Tracey Holmberg ex Torontonian who moved to town with his father in law to start Trimen Auto Service. After a hunting accident on Nov 26 he sustained non life threatening injuries requiring reconstructive surgery. A Dec 9 community social raised 3818.25 to aid his recovery and new bride Stacey. Local RCMP and businesspeople contributed as the hall buzzed with a beehive of activity.
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Rossburn
Tracey Holmberg
Trimen Auto Service
Tracey
Holmberg
Agricultural Society
Don Roy
Stacey
Education amendments expand powers for principals and teachers
Legislative changes would empower teachers to suspend disruptive students and give principals broader authority to address disturbances and trespassing on school grounds. Fines rise for unauthorized sales to 1000 dollars and disturbance offenses to 5000 dollars. Education Minister Clayton Manness framed reforms as boosting school security and parental advisory roles under the Blueprint for Action.
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Education and Training
Clayton Manness
Manness
Federated Co op reports record year for 1994 earnings
Federated Co operatives Limited posts record sales of 1.984 billion and earnings of 123 million for the year ended Oct 31 1994. A cash payment of 86.4 million will be distributed to member retail co operatives and communities in the west. Chief Executive Wayne Thompson cites member equity and earnings sharing as vital benefits of the co op system.
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Federated Co-operatives Limited’s
Fcls
FCL
Wayne Thompson
Thompson
West