Legion news - Branch 75
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- Published on Sunday, December 21, 2014
By Warren Smallwood
Publicity
The Dec. 8 meeting was called to order with 12 members present. The two new members approved last month will be sworn in at the January meeting when the new membership year starts.
Phase 1 of the roof project is completed, looks great and it came in slightly under budget! It has been inspected and an application will be made for the first partial payment of the provincial grant. The second phase will be completed in the spring.
Kenton news - Dec. 20
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- Published on Saturday, December 20, 2014
By Paulette Wiens
204-838-2261
The two-hour Woodworth Senior Services afternoon Christmas party took place at Kenton Memorial Hall on Wednesday, Dec. 10. With the hall decorated for Christmas, it was easy to get into the Christmas spirit.
RCMP issuing e-tickets
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- Published on Saturday, December 20, 2014
By Tara Seel
Media Relations Officer
There’s an app for that — well, sort of. Many Manitoba RCMP vehicles are now equipped with software and printers so officers can issue e-tickets to motorists committing infractions on Manitoba highways. The e-ticketing system, the first of its kind in Manitoba, is a positive step forward for road safety in the province.
Ho! Ho! Ho!
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- Published on Saturday, December 20, 2014
By Sharlette Paddock
Secretary
Riverdale Harvest had the pleasure to sell hotdogs/drinks and to host a bake sale at Rivers Legion after the Santa Claus parade while people were waiting for their turn with Santa. We raffled off two items: one was a Rockstar hoodie sweatshirt that Irene Ventnor won; the other was a large inflatable outdoor Christmas decoration won by Donna Simard.
Multi-million dollar investment at Riding Mountain National Park
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- Published on Friday, December 19, 2014
By Eoin Devereux
The Neepawa Banner
The federal government has announced new investment into Riding Moutain National Park. The funding, unveiled today by Dauphin-Swan River-Marquette Member of Parliament Robert Sopuck, is for more than $39 million and is designed to renew infrastructure and support Canada’s National Conservation Plan.
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