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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 2002
Page
1
VIEWS BRIEFS CO-OP SALES INCREASE TO 6.7 MILLION Four towns report higher net sales for the year ending November 30 2001 with Churchbridge co op describing upward trends and a potential positive bottom line. Bill Morris GM notes continued gains from 1992 to 2001 across grocery store agro centre transport stations and fuel outlets.
Mary Rebec of Sifton won the $20,000 First prize by catching a 9.94 lb burbot at the Original Lake Dauphin Ice Fishing Contest on March 16. The event drew 2,240 participants. Harry Toews of Winnipeg earned second prize, a Rebel boat and trailer, with a 4.88 lb burbot. Alex Wawryk of Grandview took third with a 4.87 lb pike. Harold Hykawy of ? finished fourth.
Pelly Trail school division chair Dennis Kowal and Acting Superintendent Lesia Wilson addressed the Chamber of Commerce about nominal surpluses and division office plans. Kowal outlined interdivisional funding, proposed transfers, and equity with Birdtail, noting $260,000 extra for Pelly Trail and details on potential office moves and community bids after July. Kowal urged chamber help in recruiting quality candidates for the division office ahead of Oct. 23, 2002 elections.
Clocks move forward one hour at 2 a.m. on Sunday April 7 under the Official Time Act. Daylight saving time begins the first Sunday in April and lasts until the last Sunday in October. This year the change happens at 2 a.m. advancing clocks to 3 a.m. locally.
Manitoba Metis Federation plans to urge province to adopt recommendations from a general assembly in Winnipeg. MMF head David Chartrand said after consulting over 4,000 Metis that the aim is to secure wildlife stocks for the future while remaining conservationists.
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