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One of the shareholders raised allegations that [David Wolinsky] used Protos funds to pay for personal expenses, including university tuition at Duke University in North Carolina for one of Wolinsky's children, fees for [Costas Ataliotis]'s children to attend St. John's Ravenscourt School in Winnipeg, lease payments for cars used by both families and personal cell phone accounts. Wolinsky said despite devoting 100 per cent of his time to Protos and Maple Leaf from 2000 on, he did not draw a salary save for a period between May and October 2005. Wolinsky said "whenever I did pay personal bills, they were charged to my shareholders account. The Free Press published stories in October 2005 that Wolinsky alleges contained inaccuracies and affected a deal that would have seen 75 per cent o...
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The soggy weather isn't only wreaking havoc on agriculture -- the region's oil industry has been shelling out big money in order to keep daily operations going despite the rain and mud. Postponing scheduled maintenance, rig moves and drilling plans also increases costs for the long term.
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Brandon city clerk Con Arvisais told Sun reporter Allison Dowd there's nothing in the legislation that disallows them from undertaking a public relations campaign prior to the writ being dropped. In a March 6 story, Dowd wrote that essentially means individuals intending to run for mayor, councillor or school board trustee can float as many trial balloons into the media and the wider community as they want, as long as they do not refer to themselves an official candidate or claim any of the money spent doing so as an election expense, he said. In order to avoid the debacle of the Fire Hall decision, Shari Decter Hirst, candidate for mayor in the upcoming 2010 election, is urging the Mayor to address three systemic weakness that have plagued recent major projects within the city.
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To begin your Rocking Horse, ask for Pattern No. LC4 and send $19.95 (please add $5 for postage and GST). For the rocking motorcycle, ask for No. 5019, and for the rocking cow, No. 5027. Each of these plans is $17.95, but you can save and order all three plans for only $39.95 (postage and GST included). Make your cheque or money order payable to "Constructive Ideas" and mail it, along with your request, to: The Winnipeg Free Press, c/o PO Box 400, Beaconsfield, QC, H9W 5T9.
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To begin your English garden bench, ask for Pattern No. 5032 and send $14.95 (please add $5 for postage and GST). Save by ordering the bench, matching table (Pattern No. 5032-B) and chair (No. 5032-A) at the special package price of only $34.95. Make your cheque or money order payable to "Constructive Ideas" and mail it, along with your request, to: The Winnipeg Free Press, c/o P.O. Box 400, Beaconsfield, QC, H9W 5T9.
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THIS compact, elegant and easy-to-build kitchen island adds almost six-square feet of counter space to any kitchen, cramped or not. Add a matching potato bin that is also compact and easy-to-build, and you'll get full use of all your kitchen space. Make your cheque or money order payable to "Constructive Ideas" and mail it, along with your request, to: The Winnipeg Free Press, P.O. Box 400, Beaconsfield, PQ, H9W 5T9.
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This study shows that short-term missions as done now are not having the impact that people think or want, even if done to levels of excellence," [Kurt Ver Beek] said in an interview. "If that's true, it requires a whole rethinking of whether or not we're going to do this, and if so, how. He also recommends that short-term mission groups continue to meet after they return, to provide "accountability and encouragement" to volunteers who want to translate their two-week trip into "life-lasting changes in prayer, giving and lifestyle." Or, best of all, people could decide not to go on a short-term missions trip and donate the money they'd save to an aid agency. As one Honduran told Ver Beek about people who did short-term missions in his country: "They gather money to come here to do wor...
... "It is better for them to send the money in order to help more people who are in need.". jdl562000@y...
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Nov. 22: [Bernie Verway] files notice of application in Court of Queen's Bench, seeking -- among other things: an order stopping [Jameson Watermulder] from paying out or transferring funds from Gluttons; an order suspending Watermulder as president of Gluttons pending outcome of independent audit; a judgment against Watermulder for $589,116.35; an order forcing Watermulder to repay to Gluttons any money found by the independent audit to have been improperly paid by Gluttons for Watermulder's benefit. Feb. 4: Bernie Verway files motion at Court of Queen's Bench, asking to be reappointed as president of Gluttons and sole signing officer, on the grounds that since Justice [Perry Schulman]'s order making Verway and Watermulder co-signers, Verway has been unable to locate Watermulder to sign...
