Cowling Clinches Liberal Nomination in Dauphin Swan River
Marlene Cowling of Gilbert Plains won the Dauphin Swan River Liberal nomination by acclamation at a Dauphin meeting. Cowling has a 15 year history in community, agriculture and women’s issues and outlined Liberal plans on fiscal policy, trade and rural economic growth. Sharon Carstairs attended the nomination and was honored by Liberal members.
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Joan Eliasson
Marlene Cowling
Gilbert Plains
Dauphin
Swan River
Liberal Association
Federated Women's Institutes of Canada
Toronto
Manitoba
Women's Institute
Dauphin-Swan River
Liberal
Cowling
Canada
Liberal Party
Sharon Carstairs
P.C
Dauphin - Swan River
Kennedy Street
Winnipeg
Green Team program to hire Manitoba youth for REDI projects
Rural Development Minister Len Derkach announced The Green Team to allocate Video Lottery Terminal profits to youth. About 300 Manitoba youths aged 16 to 24 will work May 31 to August 27, earning 6.35 per hour, or 7.10 for team leaders, in more than 30 areas including Asessippi Provincial Park. Northern remoteness allowances apply. projects include park upkeep, accessibility ramps, and hosting duties.
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Ini
REDI
Manitoba
Len Derkach
Green Team
Asessippi
Roblin
Russell
Lots-a-Tots Faces Cuts After Government Decision
Government budget actions slash day care grants by four percent and cut subsidies for nursery school, reducing Lots-a-Tots funded spaces from forty to twenty. Director Heather Betke warns of higher fees and potential job losses as families struggle to afford care. Community debate and protests planned through May with letters to leaders.
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Joan Eason
Harold Gilleshammer
Laurel Folk
Heather Betke
Gilleshamm
Manitoba
Folk and
Betke
REDI funds approved for Birch Creek Enterprises
The Rural Economic Development Initiative awards 24484 to Birch Creek Enterprises in Shellmouth to expand custom livestock equipment design and manufacturing. Funds will renovate a facility for manufacturing and use the existing plant for inventory, plus purchase equipment to boost production.
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Rural Economic Development Initiative
REDI
Birch Creek Enterprises
Shellmouth
Len Derkach
Saskatchewan
Berta
Derkach
Comany
Father’s prank under vehicle ends quiet after police decide
An uninjured father who planned a practical joke by placing his boots under a car was thwarted when the prank failed. Police canceled the ambulance call and chose not to press charges, leaving the incident without further action.
Russell town approves gravel contract and dwelling move
Russell council awarded Redi-Mix the 1993 94 gravel supply deal at 6.98 per cubic yard for 1000 cubic yards traffic gravel 300 cubic yards winter sand and 100 cubic yards crushed rock plus 25 000 est for moving a dwelling and 29 000 for a restaurant addition. Council also reviews lighting options for Assiniboine Street Memorial Avenue landmark poles and passes 1993 tax levies with payments totaling 28 684.56.
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Vern Klimack
Inglis
Donna Shuya
Hungry Haven
Petro Canada
Russell Redi-Mix
Russell
Assiniboine Street
Memorial Avenue
Manitoba Hydro
Town of
Russell General Account
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Themi
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Lots-A-Tots
Russell & District
Gerry Duct
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UNIO
Min Plains
Ethelbert
Pine River
Grandview
Roblin Rorketon
Spruce Creek
Swan Valley
Flinflon
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