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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 17, 1990

Page

2

Russell RM adopts annual estimates for 1990

During the regular meeting, council adopted annual estimates totaling 74 998 51 for 1990, noting 1989 totals were higher by 99 696 37 due to last year pulling 40 000 from general reserve and a lower Foundation provincial levy this year. They passed By-law 1108 on property tax mill rates, discussed a dog by law with animal control and vaccination proof, approved a road closure on Road Plan No. 6887, and set peddler licensing with fines up to 1 000. The RM also authorized bookingRussell District Community Centre bookings to the RM office for a one year trial, adopted minutes and financials to March 31, and scheduled the next meeting for May 8.

Joe Desmarais General Reserve Twas Council RM of Russell Louise Ewankin Russell and District Alex Aitken Louise Main Street Aitken

Lake of the Prairies Catch and Release Tournament Preview

The Lake of the Prairies Catch and Release Walleye Tournament returns June 9 and 10 with over $10,000 in prizes. Pre-registration and a fishing seminar are set for June 8 at Roblin Arena. The event features adult and junior divisions, a carp contest, weight and points scoring, and centralized weigh stations at Pyott's Point Campground and Ricker's Campground.

Canada U.S Lake of the Prairies Babe Winkleman Bob Izumi Don Lamont Winnipeg Calgary California Flin Flon Fred Roe Portage la Prairie Sean Doverspike Larry Pollock Brandon Roblin Arena Pyott's Point Ricker's Roblin and District Wildlife Association

Earth Day 1990 marks global environmental push

Earth Day 1990 is set to mobilize 100 million participants in parades, church services, and protests. Organizers aim to spur personal action and political impact, with events planned in India West Bengal Mauritius and Winnipeg among other locales. An international board of 115 Americans and a 33 country arm coordinate the effort.

Mother Nature U.S Gaylord Nelson U.S. Environmental Protection Agency West Bengal India Mauritius Indian Ocean Soviet Union China Everest Manitoba Fenton Russell Project Peacemakers Winnipeg

Laurie Davidson Pioneer buffalo rancher in Manitoba died 1986

Laurie Davidson 1927 1986 Buffalo Hall of Fame member and Parkland Wildlife Game Farm founder in Inglis Manitoba opened public display in 1972 with diverse animals and hosted Thunder Creek Valley Festival in 1983. His work helped popularize buffalo in Western Canada and inspired breeders and tourists alike.

Laurie Davidson Buffalo Hall of Fame Laurence (Laurie) Earl Davidson Inglis Manitoba Canada Laurie Winnipegosis Buffalo Pas Parkland Wildlife Game Farm Aurse Thunder Creek NBA Cyril M. Ber Ington Winnipeg

Town Council Advances Earth Day Proclamation And 1990 Budget

Russell council approved spending estimates totaling 210,800 with 160,000 debenture, 40,000 reserves and 10,800 operating costs. Regular session also adopted financial statements and accounts to be paid while planning an Earth Day proclamation.

Russell Lenore Fenton Russell Concerned Citizens Inc Fenton Linda Conner Russell Town Council

Manitoba Credit Unions Grow 9 Percent in 1989 Profits Near Record

Manitoba credit unions posted a 9 percent growth in 1989 with total assets reaching 2.7 billion for four independent unions. Net earnings from operations neared 13 million as membership rose to 317,000 with deposits of 26 billion and loans of 2 billion. Credit Union Central of Manitoba reported assets of 524 million and after tax dividend of 10 percent, with reserves up 1.4 million, reflecting strong community benefits. Mal Anderson, CEO, emphasized circulating dollars within Manitoba communities to meet member needs.

Manitoba Credit Union Central of Manitoba Co-operative Credit Society of Manitoba Financial Intermediary and Trade Association For Credit Unions the Central The Central

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