Russell hospital board meeting notes rates up and staff changes
The Russell and District Hospital Board held their annual meeting on June 20. They adopted April minutes, received a rate increase for private rooms from 15.00 to 18.35, and reported on nine board meetings, staff turnover, and new nursing leadership. Financials showed a 16,557 surplus. officers were elected with Alex Ashey as chair and Louise Cicierski as vice chair.
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Russell and District Hospital
Gordon Bryer
Louise Cicierski
Russell
Derrek Bezo
Boulton
Eric Ireland
Ellice
Alex Ashey
Walter Hutton
Binscarth
Marshall Glasman
R.M
la Coulter
Siiver Creek
Bill Kalyniak
Silver’ Creek
Esr
Mall
Brandon
Bill Alyniak
Viola Coulter
Brieroland
Paul Fingas
Ed Fingas
Eight recreation districts receive $77 000 in grants
Fitness minister Larry Desjarins announces eight Manitoba recreation districts totaling 77000 in grants to help pay full time recreation directors. The annual grants vary by district based on municipalities population density and total assessment, reflecting the shared effort of 56 rural municipalities 24 towns 28 villages one GD and 25 school divisions in forming districts for pooled resources.
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Fitness, Recreation and ‘Sport
Larry Desjar‘ins
Manitoba
Chamber to study GM dealership in Russell district
The Russell and District Chamber of Commerce met at the Chicken Corral Restaurant to discuss a possible GM dealership, promote the town near Shellmouth Dam, and improve Highway 16 intersections. Members approved last meeting minutes and planned table storage funds and town painting work for rainy days. The next meeting is slated for July 2 at 12 noon.
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Russell & District Chamber of Commerce
Charnyber
Lynn Spurway
Russell
Spencer Reavie
Doug Mac-Tsaac
Russell ‘and District Chamber of Commerce
Access to Information Act Proclaimed in Canada
The Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act take effect July 1 enabling Canadians to request federal government records and safeguard personal data. Treasury Board President Herb Gray and Justice Minister Mark MacGuigan outlined implementation at a June 2 news conference detailing how the acts will reshape government transparency and citizen relations.
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Treasury Board
Herb Gray
Justice
Mark MacGuigan
Major Pratt graduation honors class of 83 graduates
The Major Pratt School honored its 83 graduates with a June 26 ceremony at Major Pratt. Darren Kopetsky delivered the valedictory, praising teachers and parents as graduates received awards including the Garnett, Rosnnski Scholarship and Legion Memorial Bursaries. CSP Foods executive Herb Schafer gave the keynote urging adaptability for Canada’s future.
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Darren Kopetsky
Kopetsky
Pratt School
Nancy Tetzlaff
Herb ‘Schafer
CSP Foods
Arrowby
Schafer
Canada
Sanaa
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Russell Hospital
Kendal
Bily
K. Matowski
MS Society
Silversides
Charman
Buck, Bardsley and Reid Co
Jack Wilson
Louise Cherski
Rec
Inglis Insurance Services
Alf Ducharme
Ducharme
al Griffin
Portage la Prairie
Debra Jackson
Access
Greg Lu
Toy Juny Russin
Major Pratt
Pelly Trail
Roy Knezacek
Pelly Trail School
Garnet Cochrane
Pam Blaschuk
Aclsaac
Jackie Burla
Chris Keller
Michael Stasiuk
Our Lady of Ceestochova
Merril Kiliwnik
Jurne Garnett
Garnett, Rosnnski
Bob Crerar
Legion Members Memorial
Darren Thompson
Joan Clement
Garry Clunas
Colleen Itty
Diane Wasslen
Pam Zitaruk
Pratt School Tech
Cam Ziprick
Diane ‘Wasslen
A.M. Pratt
Ed Kilimnik
Governor Generil
Denis Boscher
Darren Ko
Brad Wagner
Mr. Schafer
ST. Mary's Ladies Aid
Pauline Bulischak
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