Inglis Business Group:
The Inglis and Area Business Group started in 2003. The groups main objectives has been to beautify and promote the Town of Inglis. We hope to attract tourists, new people and businesses into our village.
Some of the things we have accomplished in the last couple of years.
- Purchased 8 planters
- Purchased 3 benches
- Mural on the Skating Rink
- Bumper stickers inglismanitoba.com
- Updated the website
- Erected an Inglis sign at the exit of the ski hill
- Christmas tree lighting event
- Improvements to sidewalks
- Community Yard Sale
- Welcome Wagon
- Street signs
- Canada Day Celebration
- Advertising in various publications.
Inglis and Area Business Group Board
Chairperson: Darlene Jackson (564-2340)
Vice Chair: Corey Leclerc (564-2525)
Secretary: Rick Olding (564-2552)
Treasurer: Glenda Chescu (564-2509)
As of Jan 2010 the membership stands at 37 businesses. Yearly membership is $50.00/year.
The Business Group invites any new businesses or individuals to come to our meetings and become members. We are always looking for new ideas and ways to improve, promote and beautify our town. Contact Marcia Rowat ph: (204) 773-4792 or email: edo@russellmb.com
Inglis & District Community Club
The Inglis & District Community Club (IDCC) was formed by community members in October of 1970. The purpose of the club is to provide individuals of the community with recreation and information as to what is being planned & done in the community for recreation in the future.
| Board Member of the I.D.C.C. |
| President: |
Lorne Frieze |
| Vice President: |
Liane Huberdeau |
| Secretary: |
Luc Huberdeau |
| Treasurer: |
Dwight Brown |
| General Members: |
Rick Goraluk
Duane Zimmer
Jared Bauereiss |
| Rink Committee: |
Bob Werschler (Committee Head)
Duane Zimmer
Andy Herechuk
Jed Hutson |
| Hall Committee: |
Luc Huberdeau (Committee Head)
David Rowat
Debbie Liske |
| Curling Rink: |
Rick Goraluk
Karen Goraluk
(no committee head assigned) |
Any member of the community is entitled to be a member of this organization. Every member is entitled to a voice and a vote at public meetings of the organizations.
Our aim is to encourage all citizens to support recreation and to provide a flexible and varied program of recreation in order to include all members of the community.
IDCC is self-supported by funds raised by it's members and is a non-political organization.
Monthly meetings are held every second Tuesday of the month at the Inglis Hall at 7:30 p.m. For more information contact the President Lorne Frieze (204) 564-2449 or email lfrieze@inetlink.ca
We hope to see you there!
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