Park council Court of Revision meets to hear assessment appeals
The Local Government District of Park held a December 10 1979 council meeting in Russell Manitoba with Reeve Russell Novalkowski presiding. Provincial assessors Gary Grant and Fred Harvey swore in as witnesses and heard complaints on Roll Nos 72000 22200 9011 9012 9013 49300 106200 with various outcomes and reductions noted for building assessments.
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Park
Russell
Manitoba
Russell Novalkowski
Bill Andrusiak
Frank Sitko
Ted Malchuk
Maurice Ewasiuk
Kenneth Griffiths
Fred Minty
Court of Revision
Gary Grant
Fred Harvey
Municipal tax roll revisions and council by laws adopted
The 1980 revised General Assessment Roll was adopted after reductions to multiple roll numbers for various parcels and periods. The Court of Revision adjourned and decisions upheld. By laws 454 455 and 456 were passed. a 1980 Chevrolet tender from C W Maclean of Shoal Lake was approved for $138 350 with options.
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Court of Revision
Council
Central Hotel
Wm. Andrusiak
Fred Minty
Maurice Ewasiuk
T. Malchuk
Fr. Sitko
Ken Griffiths
Russell Novalkowski
D. G. Lyttle & Sons
C.W. Maclean
Shoal Lake
Park Council Accepts Fire Truck Bids and Tank Quote
The Local Government District of Park reviews bids for a fire truck with options from Frank Clement & Sons Ltd. at 14 000 for a 1979 model and Parkwood Auto Erickson at 14 840 for a 1980 model, plus other bids ranging to 13 350 for a 1880 model. A stainless steel tank and equipment quote of 25 000 from Hidden Valley Colony is subject to tank inspection prior to installation.
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Frank Clement & Sons Ltd
Mike Maendel
Austin
Parkwood Auto - Erickson
Gladstone Motors
Waddell Motors
Newdale
C. W. Maclean
Park
Onanole
Hidden Valley Colony
Man of the Year Honored at Personal Care Home
December celebration honors William McMurray who turns ninety nine born 1980 in Rawdon Township Ontario. He moved to Manitoba in 1900s, lives in Roblin area, active in care home activities and social groups. He recalls events from 95 years past and is nominated for resident council president in 1980.
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William McMurray
Rawdon Township
Hastings County
Ontario
Manitoba
Togo
Shell River
Roblin
Mr. McMurray
Wiliam McMurray
Roblin 4-H District Council Sets Curling Bonspiel
The Roblin 4-H District Council met December 11 1979 at the Department of Agriculture with eight members. They approved a December 27 1979 curling bonspiel in Roblin and urged 4-H members to contact leaders by December 19 1979. Future plans include a New Year weekend conference for ages 12 to 14, public speaking practice, Rally Day activities, a spring Pony Workshop in Grandview and Roblin, and requests for area workshops. 4-H extends season's greetings.
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Roblin
Department of Agriculture
Grandview
4-H
4- H
Physical Fitness and You Four components of fitness outlined
The article explains four fitness components with focus on muscle strength and endurance, and stamina. It emphasizes strengthening muscles through resistance exercise, improving endurance by repeated actions, and boosting cardio respiratory efficiency of the heart lungs and vessels through regular activity.
Maintaining Flexibility and Coordination in Fitness
The article explains flexibility as joint range of motion and stresses stretching to counter muscle shortening from strengthening work. It warns that overexertion and low flexibility risk pulls and strains, then defines coordination as crucial for movement balance and daily life, improved through practice and sports activities.
Roblin CYMK Reorganizes and Begins Busy Year
The Roblin Senior CYMK reorganized electing Donna Kozmeniuk president Sharon Stolarchuk vice president and Ken Stolarchuk treasurer. Nine members attended a Winnipeg religious workshop Sept 22 23 and a successful ticket sale produced prize winners Jerry Kozak Helen Petro and Koobasa Qaisa Monasterski.
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Roblin Senior Cymk
Donna Kozmeniuk
Sharon Stolarchuk
Ken Stolarchuk
B. Bugera
J. Stolarchuk
Bernie Kozmeniuk
Winnipeg
Jerry Kozak
Flin Flon
Helen Petro
Roblin
Koobasa Qaisa Monasterski
CYMK
Saskatoon
Dauphin
Continuation Of Xmas Carnival Ends With We Wish You A Merry Christmas
The final skating presentation titled The Christmas Story closed the carnival with a finale of We Wish You a Merry Christmas. The arena boomed with Christmas cheer from decorations donated by Macleods Robinsons and Link and Allied Hardware. Reverend Glenna Beauchamp served as master of ceremonies. The Christmas food...
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Macleods, Robinsons, and Link and Allied Hardware, M.C
Glenna Beauchamp
Hamper Draw Postponed to December 22
The hamper draw has been postponed until Saturday December 22. Further details regarding time and venue are to be announced.
Switzer's Switzerland irrigation project moves forward
Mayor Hilland and Ag Rep say expansion may require another farmer near the Switzer property. Boughton notes ongoing government monitoring and testing after irrigation begins. A student will assist Switzer this summer for three years, with a promise of a fair price afterward for irrigation equipment. All parties stressed Switzer's risks and needs were central at the meeting.
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Switzerland
Hilland
Ag Rep
Switzer
Boughton
Government K considers drive systems for lagoon irrigation plan
Switzer stated the government is examining gas and electric drive options and will negotiate with him. He noted the lagoon and irrigation land appeared ample and expressed excitement about effluent irrigation.
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Switzer
Memorial Hall Renovation Proposals and Security Proposal
Deputy Mayor Charlie Brade urged round the clock caretaker duty during events to curb facility abuse despite higher costs. He noted past cleanliness relied on caretakers. Mayor Jim Hilland said a New Year meeting will review proposals for the hall.
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Charlie Brade
Jim Hilland
Reggie's Ramblings on Political Insults and Trudeau
A quotable line notes that politicians are paid to belittle each other while the insults traded are not always serious. The remark attributes the view to Pierre Elliott Trudeau and frames political discourse as adversarial but not inherently severe.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
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