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Bliss Yang
has joined Garda Security Winnipeg as human resources/training co-ordinator. She brings several years of combined administrative and human resources experience.
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General Aggregate Equipment Sales
has announced the following hires: Kyle Gluchi as a service technician; and Clinton Wall and Richard Howard as parts counter-persons. General Aggregate Equipment Sales is a full-service aggregate equipment dealer in Manitoba and Saskatchewan with additional locations in North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota.
BOARDS
The Selkirk and District Community Foundation
appointed its new board members for 2012-13: board chair, Frank Wellink; vice-chair Kelly Lewis. Committee members: Stan Halbesma; treasurer Bill Bodman; secretary Ruth Konzelman.Directors: Beverley Stewart, Mark Webster, Lesli Malegus and Shirley Muir. Executive director: Bev Clegg.
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