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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 25, 1995

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Floods devastate Manitoba region prompting EMO alerts and road washouts

Disaster conditions strike as floods wash out roads and flood basements in Russell RM and Shellmouth area. EMO Coordinator Falkevitch issued a Phase Alert to regional officials two weeks prior and prepared sandbags, while residents bused children home and crews worked to keep routes passable amid the worst flooding in 20 years. 3,000 sandbags placed with 7,000 more planned. Langenburg declares emergency and ministerial helicopter surveys planned.

Frank Falkevitch Russell RM of Manitoba Hydro Centra Gas Falkevitch Winnipeg Sheldon Ziprick Shellmouth St. Lazare Langenburg

Inaugural Sowind Flight Plans Dawdled By Local Officials

The Sowind Air Services inaugural flight faced delays as local leaders missed the event or failed to participate. Mayor Russell, Chamber president Joan Montgomery, RIDC head Spencer Reavie, and press representative Joan Eliasson were initially slated to attend. Wally Melnyk, Grant Steske, Harold Clement, and Eliasson ultimately took a successful flight aboard a Piper to St. Andrews Airport, arriving at 10 45 am and proceeding to Forks Tower.

Joan Eliasson Sowind Air Services Wally Melnyk RIDC Grant Steske Russell Town Council Harold Clement Chamber The Russell Banner St. Andrews Forks Tower

Roblin to build Memorial Community Centre on four-acre parcel

Roblin council approved funding conditions for the $300 000 grant and selected a site for the Memorial Community Centre. The four acre east subdivision lot sits north of the Manitoba Hydro site with the entrance facing PTH 5. Local officials express relief at the decision.

Yeo Memorial Manitoba Itydro Greenaway Avenue PTH #5

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