4-H Rally Awards Winners Across Multiple Projects
The Russell Area 4-H Rally announced winners across Craft, Snack, Centerpiece, and project events. Cheryl Cook led the Creative Snack Competition, Faye Miller won Junior Centerpieces, Joan Kurtenbach took Senior Centerpieces, and Doug Walls topped Power Toboggan and related projects. Wendy Tibbatts earned several sash honors in Photography and other crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Project
Cheryl Cook
Binscarth
Ettes
Lori, McKietiuk
Rossburn Sewing Sisters
Dept. of Agriculture
Kay Prescott
St. Lazare
Faye Miller
Binscarth Home- Ettes
Tammy Freeman
Foxwarren Busy Bees
Joan Kurtenbach
Assiniboine
Cherry Hryciuk
Lorraine Adams
Dauphin
Doug Walls
Binscorth
Wendy Tibbatts
Sash
Mr. Chips
Perry Fafard
Fort Ellice
School Board approves awards grant and field trip permits
The board authorizes a $100 award purchases for the Divisional Track Meet in Russell on June 12, 1979. It grants permission for Elphinstone Collegiate camping trip at Whirlpool Lake June 8-10. It authorizes Elphinstone Collegiate Grade 9 and 10 class travel to Winnipeg in June. Correspondence from RM Silver Creek and Rossburn to be tabled at next meeting. Meeting adjourns to June 11, 1979 at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
E.M. Shemeluik
Elphinstone Collegiate
Whirlpool Lake
Riding Mountain National Park
Shopping centre conundrum and the power of anchors
In Charlottetown a barber barred female customers due to a men only lease clause, illustrating how anchors in shopping centres control tenants and limit competition. The piece argues malls boost Canadian retail share to about 35 percent, pressure independents, and push prices higher while shaping store hours and merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottetown
P.E.I
Mainstream Canada transforms independent business landscape
Mainstream Canada policies affect insurance coverage and interior labor used in stores. Some independent businessmen succeed in this environment while the overall activity reduces competition. The result is more shopping centres altering the Canadian landscape and the nature of independent enterprise.
Dancing-Cheremosh Homecome Display Call for Pioneer Entries
Parkland students may enter a pioneer display by color sketch or small replica with a chairperson seeking entries. Local organizers list several hosts and food volunteers from Oakburn and nearby communities. Visitors may park at John Baydock's camp on July 14 15. driving at night on private property is forbidden and prosecutable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Nowosad
Oakburn
Evelyn Sitko
Nell Novalkowsky
Frank Sitko
Elizabeth Kurchaba
Ann Peech
Olia Balan
Kawchuk
Walter Hachkowski
Kassie Korol
Parkland Area
John Baydock
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Mark Boucher
Binscarth 4 H Heifer Club
Donna Lowe
Merridale
Greg Ludwig
Lisa Chartier
Michelle Pawluk
Foxwarren
Busy Bees
Faye Sonnenberg
Ingiis Happy Stitchers
Busy Beavers
Theresa Kieper
Silverton Nifty Needlers Club
Joan Clement
Extension Home Economist
Layton Bezan
Inglis Beef
Russell Homemakers
Silverton Nifty Needlers
Russell Beef
Russell 4-H
Russell Area 4-H
Department of Agriculture
4-H
Pelly Trail
W. Roger Worth
Mainstream
Canada
Homecome
Shoal Lake
Ag. Repartige
Massey-Ferguson
Degelman
Hesston
Allied and Leon
Inter
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