Inglis couple honored for volunteer work by CFP
Karen and Rick Goraluk of Inglis receive the 2007 Volunteerism Initiative award from Community Futures Parkland for their community service. CFP plans five awards totaling 1500 for 2008 with 300 to each recipient's chosen charity or project, deadline April 11, 2008.
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Community Futures Parkland
CFP
Karen
Rick Goraluk
Inglis
Manitoba
Parkland
Cfparkland.ca
Charity of
Marcia Rowat
Inglis and Area Heritage Committee
Tammy Fing
Inglis and District Community Club
Inglis and Area Business Group
Park West Takes Provincial Tax Incentive Grant Amid Budget Jitters
Park West School Division accepts a $97 500 provincial tax incentive grant to avoid higher taxpayer demands and service cuts. CEO Ray Johnson notes funding may be temporary, with future years uncertain, urging careful fiscal juggling and potential staff reductions as enrolment shifts. Other divisions weigh opting in or out, including Fort La Bosse and Turtle Mountain. A public budget consult is set for February 27 at Rossburn Collegiate.
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Department of Education
Park West
Ray Johnson
Johnson
Risome
Westman
Parking lot paving funds presented to community centre
Perry Bulbuck chair of the Living Legacy Foundation presents Robert Muir with a cheque for $1,256. The funds will be added to others dedicated to paving the parking lot of the Russell and District Community Centre.
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Perry Bulbuck
Living Legacy Foundation
Robert Muir
Russell and District
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