ParkWay Co-op Reports 1982 Deficit and 1983 Outlook
Parkway Co-op presents a 1982 deficit of 140 594 and outlines 1983 expectations. The meeting includes CSP Foods Harrowby plant discussion, board and manager reports, and financials from Roblin Russell Rossburn and Parkway Co-ops. Lila Bily reports on the Saskatoon F C L annual meeting and the next annual Roblin site. Lunch follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway Co-op
CSP Foods
Harrowby
Ray Cuff
CSP
Seafer
Gary McCrea
Jim Short
Short
Ron Cearnecki
Parkway Coop
Coopers. Ives
Lila Bily
F.C.L
Saskatoon
Walter Arndt
Romen Hildebrandt
Glen ‘Maxwell
Nick Lysyshin
Herb Schafer
Co op Implements Re organize and Personal Care Charge Increase
Co op reorganizes with delegates elected from Shoal Lake and Birtle areas while Health Minister Larry Des Jardins announces a May 1998 raise of personal care home charges from 12.50 to 12.55 daily. The increase applies to all residents and awaiting hospital transfers as costs rise in the insured program. The change takes effect one month after increases in Old Age Security and Guaranteed Income Supplements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Des Jardins
Rural Centres to Benefit From Jobs Fund Allocation
Manitoba expands sewer and water grants by 50 percent under the Jobs Fund. A $1.4 million boost, plus $4.5 million in grant money, will fund rural water and sewer projects across southern Manitoba, creating about 750 construction jobs. Premier Howard Pawley notes communities will partner to meet local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Pawley
Jobe Fund Board
Pawley
Agricuure Department
Manitoba Water Services Board
Ana
Manitoba
Pelly Trail Education Award Names Co Winners
The April Pelly Trail Education Award was presented by association president Kerry Huff to Joan Roberts and Doug MacIsaac for driving three successful Major Pratt School musical drama productions. The volunteers donated countless hours to provide students musical training during shows like Oklahoma and A-One Got Yous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Kerry Huff
Joan Roberts
Doug MacIsaac
Pratt School
MacIsaac
Roberts
Pratt
Sant
Oklahoma
Credit Union Assets Rise 6.5 Percent in Manitoba
Bucklaschuk reports assets climbed from 1.188 billion in 1981 to 1.269 billion in 1982, signaling growing confidence in Manitoba’s credit unions. The stabilization fund, supervising troubled unions, posted a net operating surplus of 500000 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Union Stabilization Fund
Westman Threatened With License Revocation Over Signals
Avram Cohen of the CRTC said Westman faces possible license revocation and prosecution for intercepting non network signals. Westman with 15 000 subscribers plans to discuss the issue at an April board meeting. The company has applied to switch to CANCOM and sought continued access to three US satellite signals with July alternatives. Regions cited include Russell Souris Ste Rose du Lac Swan River and Virden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westman
Wil
Saugson
Nestmaan
CRTC
Cancom
Top student lands House of Commons paging role
Giselle Fafard, an 18 year old from St Lazare Manitoba, wins a year as a House of Commons page in Ottawa. She will study at Carleton University while handling duties in the chamber and takes part in an essay and general knowledge test process. More than 450 applications were received from 3000 Canadian schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Canada
Unniversity
St. Lazare, Manitoba
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Roblin Co-op
Russell Co-op
Rossburn ‘Co- Op
Butcher
Birtle
Lawrence ‘Sewaluk
Shoal Lake
Frank Leggat
Robert Reid
Carman Falloon
Ken Fulton
Ann Reid
C.I
Jobs Fund
Manitoba Water Services
Ceefeld
Pelly Trail Education Award
Jents
Pelly Trail
Bucklaschuk
Giselle Fafard
Ottawa
Parlia
Plas
Giselle
Rideau Canal
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