Russell Chamber opens meeting with Tara Lyn Mohr video
At the Russell Chamber monthly gathering Tara Lyn Mohr’s video Do You Care Any More was premiered by Greg Setter of Both Sides of The Border. The piece filmed near Shellmouth will feature in Gaia performances in fall 1995 and helped Mohr win a Junior Achievement award on ITV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Eliasson
Tara Lyn Mohr
Greg Setter
Tara Lyn
Shellmouth
Russell
Setter
ITV
Chamber
Joan Montgomery
Parkland Snowmobile Association
Montgomery
Russell RM approves multiple 1995 spending measures
At the March 14 meeting the RM of Russell council authorized $1850 to the Manitoba 125 Committee for July Homecoming expenses and $800 to the Village of Binscarth for their 1996 Homecoming. Donations drawn from VLT revenue. A $250 RM grant to the Russell and District Community Centre for its April 28 grand opening was approved. Licencing fees in the trading area rise from $5 to $25, outsiders to $100. no change in RM representation for the Russell Health District search. Councillor Robert Muir to remain on the new Hospital Board. A variation order allowed Dr JF Judiesch and Virginia Judiesch to subdivide land with no nearby objections. Imperial Oil won diesel and heating oil bids. Russell Redi-Mix to supply slush gravel at $2.20 per mile first mile and 21 cents per additional mile. rehab levy to be funded by the municipality. A $330 charitable grants package was approved, including $200 to Hudson Bay Route Association. By-law 1163 indemnity by-law for reeve and councillors given first and second readings. third reading sets reeve at $2600 and councillors at $2200, with meeting and meal allowances outlined. Public urged to avoid gravel roads until conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Eliasson
Council of the
RM of
Russell
Louise Ewankin
Manitoba 125
Binscarth
Thier
VLT Revrites
Russell and District
Council
Robert Muir
JF. Judiesch
Virginia Judiesch
Imperial Oil
Russell Redi
Rmn
Hudson Bay Route Association
Embryk Named Strong NDP Provincial Candidate
Embryk is a former two term mayor of Grandview (1983 to 1989) and a longtime community volunteer with the Chamber of Commerce and Kinsmen. He served as Justice of Peace (1975 to 1981) and ran as an NDP candidate in 1986. Constituency president Bill Lambert praised the residency and a strong valid candidate as party members prepared to campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embryk
Grandview
Chamber of Commerce and Kinsmen
Justice of Peace
NDP
Bill Lambert
Fred
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Chamber
i-Way Garage
Tim Zentner
Mr. Mills
Winnipeg
Zentner
Mills
Yvonne Dumont
Russell May
Manitoba
Roblin
Russell and District Chamber of Commerce
Rick McCorrister
Wally Melnyk
Borderland Ventures
Melnyk
Gerald Keating
Ron Clement
Clement
Dennis Trinder
Mert Perrin
Clement’s
Canadian Wheat Board
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Perrin
Trinder
Busi
Access TV
Lavour Market
Marcia Rowat
Rowat
Dale Brown
Debbie Luski
Brown
The
Clarence Klimack
R.M
Russell & District Chamber of Commerce
Progressive Conservative
Liberal
Russell Airport
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!