Editor Letter Questions Grain Movement Slow in Russell
In Russell a meeting of the Wheat Board Advisory Committee heard questions about slow grain movement in the general Russell area. Marcia List, sponsored by the Russell Chamber of Commerce, was questioned as a member of the committee. E Donn Mitchell, CWB Producer and Advisory Committee Member District No. 2, invites producers to contact him if he can assist.
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Russell
Marcia List
Ussell Chamber of Commerce
Wheat Board Advisory Committee
E. Donn Mitchell
CWB
Manitoba and federal tax breaks aid farmers and small business
The April budget proposals from Manitoba and the federal government extend tax relief for farmers and small business. Key items include a sales tax cut to two percent, tax-free purple fuel for farm trucks and related equipment, and higher exemptions on corporate capital tax reducing the number of taxed firms. The federal act also allows tax-free transfer of incorporated family farms to heirs, with conditions. Programs also fund youth employment grants and new MACC lending plans to assist farmers.
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Manitoba
Don Craik
Canada
Craik
Jim Downey
Downey
PC Arthur
MACC
Federal Farm Credit Corporation
FCC
Askiw
NDP
Olden Days highlights from Shellmouth and area
A compiled sketch of local history and notices from Shellmouth area including moves to Prince Edward Island and Sudbury, property changes in Oshawa and Manitoba, a lighting bylaw vote, Eastern Star events, a theatre remodel, new dwelling permits, and Manitoba Teacher College students at Russell School.
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Way. J. McDougall
Shellmouth
Prince Edward Island
John van Nest
Osh‘awa
Ontario
J.J. Smith
A.V. Warman
W.B. Garett
Parkview Boulevard
J.E. Gillespie
Russell Street
Manitoba Teacher College
Winnipeg
Russell School
Violet Liske
Alice Pettitt
Jerry Wishart
Glen Berg
Ratepayers Challenge Trail School Board Over Angusville Closure
The Ratepayers of the An- School Area met on March 19 1978 and, since then, a committee has discussed the Trail School Division move to close Angusville School without proper notice. They question legality, urge further review, and warn that pupil counts may rise while population trends and upkeep claims are questioned. The group argues democratic process was ignored and elected officials must heed electors’ wishes for better education.
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An- School
Pelly ‘Trail
Angusville
Iroquois Falls High School Welcome Back Weekend
Angusville Ratepayers letter invites former students teachers and friends to Iroquois Falls High School on July weekend for a picnic dance banquet tours and a parade. The 1921 founded school now with about 1100 students seeks former staff and students for information via Box 455 Iroquois Falls Ontario P0K IEC.
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Iroquois Falls High School
Iroquois Falls
Ontario
Russell Drama Club Presents The Murder Room Farce
After a two year lapse the Russell Drama Club presents another three act play titled The Murder Room. A British writer Jack Sharkey. a farce for adults and teens about a woman fortune hunter. April 21 and 22 at 8 PM.
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Russell Drama Club
Jack Sharkey
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