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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1983
Page
3
Community urges all residents and former residents to submit family histories by the extended deadline of May 10. The project aims to include everyone in Binscarth and surrounding areas. brochures are at the Drop In Centre for those not yet contacted.
The Canadian Wheat Board announced that farmers delivering oats into the 1981 82 regular oats pool will not receive a final payment. A deficit of about 2.29 million dollars was created as initial payments and costs exceeded sales value, funded by the federal government. Some 343,761 tonnes were delivered, many remaining unsold due to limited marketing opportunities, raising storage and interest costs. A separate designated oats pool was started at the 1981 82 crop start.
The Village of Binscarth council met with Mayor Louch and five councillors. They adopted minutes from March 8 1983 and March 15 1969 meetings, approved financial statement for March 1963, read ByLaw 973 on dog control, set ByLaw 373 third reading, approved funds to attend MMAA convention, scheduled May October meetings, directed water and sewer rate changes effective June 30 1983, allocated 90 to Northern Marquette Festival, and approved general and utility cheques totaling 96 397.56. The meeting adjourned.
Alberta faced deep poverty before oil booms as officials struggled to halt defaults on the provincial debt. The Funny Money era and leadership questions shaped the fiscal crisis and raised questions about the province’s future.
Albert Harry Pixzey died suddenly at Brandon General Hospital on April 6 1988 at 61. He was the son of Walter John Pizey and Mary Ellen Eb urn, married to Iona Murdoch in 1950, leaving wife Iona three sons Frances Thos Soptson of Winnipeg Dolly John Lupton of Victoria BC and siblings John Noni and Joe. Funeral April 9 at Binscarth Memorial Hall with interment at Binscarth.
A Russell family home operates a licensed Family Day Care serving up to eight children aged 0 to 12. The non drop‑in service supports regular care for working parents, with health and fire safety checks, doctor health certificate, and startup grants for toys and equipment. Subsidies range by age and hours, with private pay options at standard rates. One local family day care currently offers slots for three children, contact 773-3968.
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