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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 27, 1972

Page

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Russell Town Council Seeks 300 Million 1972 Operating Budget

The Town of Russell adopted its 1972 operating and capital expenditure estimates at a April 13 meeting. It outlines mill rate changes including an eight mill residential and 8.7 mill commercial rise, with $248 33461 from one mill plus other revenues totaling $340 000 for 1973 77. Trailer court rents rise to $20 monthly to cover new electric service costs. BuildingPermits were issued for remodels and new structures.

Russell Kippan Manitoba Hydro Hydro J.G. Galatiuk Nick Magnowski Sacred Heart Hospital G. W. Brad

Russell Ladies Curling Club Holds Annual Wind-Up

The Russell Ladies Curling Club held its annual wind-up on April 17 in the rink club Eplry i Satceas ed. Mona Gillespie and Thelma Whitmer were named as delegates to the MLC.A. meeting in Swen River.

Russell Ladies Curling Club Eplry Mona Gillespie Thelma Whitmer Mlc.a Swen River

Boulton Council Approves Weight and Travel Restrictions

The council met on April 14 with Reeve Motosh-sike presiding and granted travel funds for officials. It authorized a 250 lb per inch tire width restriction per axle and set a by law for a public recreation commission. The meeting notes include a grant per mile for snowplow clubs and a by law for weight limits on municipal roads.

Boulton Council of the R. M. of Motosh Sike Michalchuk Frieze Liske Bezan Chescu Turetsky Winnipeg Inter-City Gas Jeilities Ltd Pelly Trail Scar George Council R. M

Community Information Service visit in Russell Friday

Gordon Libitka a Canada fanpower representative will be in Russell Friday April 8 from 9 00 to 1 00 and 2 00 to 5 00 p m to discuss problems. The provincial government backs Manitaba projects through the Opportunity for Youth Program with some federal funding. Students seeking employment may contact service emergency facilities land and water airports for basic procedures and requirements. National secretary week reminder to buy flowers and take the secretary to dinner and note the 1st annual meeting.

Gordon Libitka Canada Fanpower Russell Secretary of State Department Opportunity For Manitoba

Delegates Named To W I Convention

The Maren meeting at Mrs. Bob Witty home drew 13 members with plans for spring bake sale and Book Mart donations for Polo Park. Cancer Fund canvassing arranged. April 12 Friendship Centre, Mak aroff convention discussed. delegates named Sinmas with substitutes.

Bob Witty Book Mart Polo Park Cancer Fund W. I Friendship Centre Makaroff C. Hertlein C. Cusitar W. Anderson The United Church Tgrch H. Way G. Robinson W. Dufrant Russell J. . Knox United Church Hospital Aid Peace Garden Fund R. Witty Russell 'S Institute

Sportmen Hold Dinner Meeting In Russell

Russell Game and Fish Association held its annual banquet and dance Saturday in the Russell Elks Hall. About 125 attendees sat down to a dinner served by the Royal Purple ladies. Edgar Mench of Inglis chaired the event and kept guests entertained. Guest speaker was Ed Hoehn of Waldersse. President Lester Lelter noted trophy winners Hilmer Werschler and Leslie Muir.

Russell Game Msn Assoristion Russell Elks Hall the Order of the Royal Purple Edgar Mench Inglis Ed. Hoehn Waldersse Lester Lelter Hilmer Werschler Leslie Muir

Binscarth Men Feared Drowned While Trapping

Dragging operations on the Assiniboine River upstream from St Lazare search for Balmer Rogers 53 and Jim Pash 30 both of Binscarth after their small boat capsized during a trapping trip. Police and RCM teams continue the search with no trace found.

Assiniboine St. Lazare Balmer Rogers Jim Pash

Sacred Heart To Be Sisters Residence Renovations Planned

Magnowski Construction is renovating the former Russell Hospital building to house the seven or eight Sisters of the Order of St Benedictine working at the new hospital and personal care home. The project includes a living room parlor office chapel two bedrooms and sleeping quarters for Sisters with a modern kitchen new windows and interior doors. Completion is anticipated by mid summer.

Russell H Hospital Magnowski Order of St. Benedictine Nain

Provincial Body To Assist Festivals In Manitoba

Area Directors of Associated Manitoba Festivals of Music and Speech Arts met in Winnipeg to discuss a common syllabus of suggested test pieces for local festival committees. Delegates from Winkler Steinbach Brandon Birtle Souris Flin Flon Stonewall and Winnipeg attended. The plan aims to aid planning and operation of annual events as small centres frequently change executive personnel.

We Associated Manitoba Festivals of Music Winnipeg Manitoba Winkler Steinbach Brandon Birtle Souris Flin Flon Stonewall

Spring community notices and upcoming events in Manitoba

Residents rake and burn autumn debris as spring cleanups begin while daylight saving time starts this weekend. The Barbershop Parade, Brandon on Saturday, a fashion show, May 14 Mother’s Day shopping, May 15 fishing season opening, and tire removal by May 1 are noted. St Marys Bingo time changes to 8 30. David Coppleman elected Manitoba Chambers vice president. North Western Marquette Festival in Birtle hosts dance sections. GluRite Products production and rafters orders noted.

Wanitoba Burke Garnett Wes McNeill Brandon St. Mary's David Coppleman Manitoba Chambers of Commerce Portage la Prairie Russell Schools Birtle

Rural development policy misunderstood in Manitoba chambers

A Manitoba Chamber of Commerce official defends the positions in the Rural Development paper. Murray Bater denies calls to move services to few centers and clarifies that the plan aims to broaden access within functional economic areas while preserving hospital facilities in rural Manitoba.

Winnipeg Tribune Manitoba Chambers of Commerce THE Tribune Manitoba Atmand Ted

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Remmrvens NalloSea Ane Otalse Foundation Minister of Municipal Affairs Curling Club Community Information Service Binscarth Sacred Heart Russell Wildlife Lanquet Ann and Bruce Hoehn Waldersee Voclation Sietention Murray Bater Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
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