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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1983
Page
5
Residents and former residents urged to contribute family histories for a town book. Deadline extended to May 10 for including all local and surrounding district residents. News notes report travel, visits, events, and community activities from Binscarth and area, with church, school and club happenings.
Albert Harry Pizzey died suddenly at Brandon General Hospital on April 6 1988 aged 61. He was the youngest son of Walter John Pizzey and Mary Ellen Eburn, married to Iona Murdoch in 1950. Survived by wife, three sons and sons-in-law, daughter and son-in-law, and many relatives. Funeral held at Binscarth Memorial Hill with interment in Binscarth cemetery. Pallbearers included nephews and friends.
The Canadian Wheat Board announced that farmers delivering oats to the 1981 82 regular oats pool will not receive a final payment. It cited a deficit of about 2.29 million dollars or 96.666 per tonne since initial payments plus operating costs exceeded the sales value. The deficit will be funded by the federal government. A separate designated oats pool was introduced for oats chosen by processors and millers, with a final payment made earlier this year.
A new Family Day Care operates in Russell offering care for up to eight children aged 0 to 12 in a home setting. Licensed providers undergo health and fire safety inspections and must hold a doctor’s certificate. Subsidies and startup grants support toys and equipment, with rates for preschool and school-age care set by government.
The Village of Binscarth council met April 12 1988 with Mayor Louch and councillors in attendance. Resolutions adopt minutes from March 8 1983 and March 15 1988. receive the March 1988 financial statement. read ByLaw 1073 first time on dog harbouring. read ByLaw 973 second time. suspend section 189 2 3 to third read ByLaw 373. pass ByLaw 1573 third time. close office April 25 27 for MMA Convention with cheque for registration and expenses. approve building permits for Dan Demontigny renovations and Binscarth United Church. set council rings begin 7:30 pm. request Public Utilities Board change water and sewer rates. donate 90 to the Northwestern Marquette Festival. approve several cheques. adjournment.
Envious commentators recall Alberta's past poverty during hard times before the oil boom. They imply recent prosperity faced risks of overconfidence and potential economic strain as government and lenders navigate finances and defaults.
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