Water plant turnover to Village in 1999 Rossburn council told
Manitoba Water Services Board will hand over operation of the Rossburn Water Treatment Plant to the Village in spring 1999 after a 35 year agreement dating from 1964. The village faces a $15,000 surplus cash balance at March 31 and capital needs before 1999 will influence the handover. A qualified operator is urged to run the plant.
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R.M
Rossburn
Dave Shwaluk
P. Eng
Manitoba Water Services Board
NLTO
Parkway Cooperative Ltd
Terry Kurchaba
Auxiliary purchases tilt recliner for Rossburn hospital
The Rossburn District Health Centre Auxiliary reports buying a tilt recliner for the hospital and planning a future playpen purchase. They raised 853 at Christmas and Easter bingos and thank supporters. The new furniture is in place, painting is done, and calendars and baby car seats will be sold. The Health Care Week Walk A Thon is May 13 and volunteer Meals on Wheels drivers are sought. The regional meeting was May 1 at Russell and District Community Centre. next meeting May 27 at 7:30 PM in the hospital conference room.
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Audrey Zenchyshyn
R.D.H.C
Rossburn District Health Centre
Betty-Ann Slow
The
Russell
Hospital
Schools End Term Early For Summer Break Dates
Students will be out of school on June 26 as Pelly Trail School Division ends the term. Teachers return August 25 and students come back August 27 under Manitoba Education rules for a 200 day year with fall term finishing by December 22 and spring break starting by March 30.
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Pelly Trail
Manitoba Education
Flood evacuees get extension on licences and renewals
Manitoba motorists hit by Red River flood receive until May 23 to renew driver licences expiring April 30 and vehicle registrations expiring April 18 to May 22. Highways minister Glen Findlay said the extension helps evacuees and flood workers focus on the emergency. The policy applies to all Manitobans for simplicity and enforcement.
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Manitoba
Red River
Highways and Transportation
Glen Findlay
Manitoba Public Insurance
Findlay
New Poetry Contest Offers $48000 in Prizes
The National Library of Poetry announces a North American Open Amateur Poetry Contest with $48000 in prizes over 12 months. Entry is free, open to all, with a May 31 1997 postmark deadline. One original poem allowed, up to 20 lines, name and address on top.
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National Library of Poetry
Owings Mills
Maryland
Howard Ely
Ely
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