Rhoda Sanderson Wins Pelly Trail Education Award
Rhoda Sanderson of Russell receives the Pelly Trail Education Award for community service and dedication to school choir work. Recognized by the Manitoba Teachers Society and CJOB radio, she is praised as a devoted choir director and festival volunteer.
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Rhoda Sanderson
Pelly Trail
Nal
Pelly ‘Trail
Stutchers
Pelly Trail School
Russell
Association of the
Manitoba
West Marquette
Canada awards large canola oil contracts for aid gifts
Contracts approved by the Canadian International Development Agency will supply over 27 million pounds of refined canola oil to Ethiopia, Mexico, and Honduras as World Food Programme gifts. Three firms, Maple Leaf Monarch, CSP Foods, and others, will ship to recipient nations in four litre metal containers, with Ethiopia receiving the largest share.
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Canadian International Development Agency
CIDA
Ethiopia
Mexico
Honduras
Canada
Maple Leaf Monarch Co. Ltd
Toronto
CSP Foods Ltd
Saskatoon
Maple Leaf ‘Monarch Co
CHP Edi
Caution urged after winter crashes at city intersections
Judy Russin reports RCMP caution motorists after a two vehicle accident at the intersection of Arsini and MacDonald on Sunday March 20 injuring two people who were taken to Russell Hospital. Extensive damage to both cars noted and drivers urged to claim recovered items found on nearby highways.
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Arsini
MacDonald
Russell Hospital
Russell Rcmp
N16
Chicken Coral
Reavies Drug
Ocal
Pelly Trail School Board to meet minister on funding
The Pelly Trail School Board, with most trustees present, discussed provincial funding reforms and agreed to arrange a meeting with the Minister of Education to review the new funding system. The session covered data processing, preschool medicals, grade nine tests, bus and maintenance policies, and upcoming committee work.
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Judy Russi
Pelly Trail
Furman
Kneacok
Bradshaw
Andrew
Joan Lonsberry
Clement Derkach
Derkach
MacIsaac
Spence Reavie
Russell Agricultural Society
Agricultural Society
CSP Foods to lay off staff at Saskatoon plant
CSP Foods Ltd announces 15 employees at the oilseed crushing plant in Saskatoon will be laid off on April 1 with a further six potential layoffs in four months. A five month closure was previously planned affecting 45 workers, but attrition and other factors reduce the total. In December, layoff notices were given to 45 employees, but the number decreased to 15 or 21.
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CSP Foods Ltd
Atts
Saskato
Bruce Gunn
Pepin Plan Debated At Saskatchewan Meeting
Farmers and businessmen gathered at Langenburg Community Centre on March 1 to hear Jody Ras and Bob Schmidt discuss Pepin proposals and their impact on western farmers. Don Ross warned of rising costs, subsidy cuts, and looming changes to crow rates, while urging letters and petitions to government officials.
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Jody Ras
Langenburg
Pepin
Bob Schmidt
Saskatchewan Pool
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Schmidt
Don Ross
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Ross
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