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New Sask Pool vice-presidents elected

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Published: April 17, 1997

Saskatchewan Wheat Pool has two new vice-presidents following recent elections.

Marvin Shauf, of Stoughton (District 1), and Marvin Wiens, of Wymark (District 4), were selected in elections that also saw Sask Pool president Leroy Larsen re-elected to his fifth consecutive one-year term as president and chair of the board.

Larsen, of Canwood (District 15) and Shauf were also re-elected as directors.

Shauf and Wiens replace former vice-presidents Ray Howe and Barry Senft. Senft resigned last year and has since been named head of the Canadian Grain Commission, while Howe retired.

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