Early harvest forecast for barley and canola in district
Russell agricultural rep Otto Penner predicts barley as the top yield, about 60 bu/acre with two weeks earlier harvesting. Canola shows signs of a reasonable crop but thistles and rain may worsen. small flax stands uneven germination. Prices are low, No. 2 at 2.45 per bu and No. 3 at 1.86.
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Kathleen Mix
Russell Agricultural
Otto Penner
Penner
Canola
Penner's
St. Lazare
Man
Sask
Inglis
Rossburn
Hospital Board seeks meeting with clinic owners to add space
Russell Hospital District board aims to discuss expanding the local clinic to attract more doctors. Chair Louise Ciierski notes no current space and mentions options including funding partnerships, using hospital space, or building a clinic on hospital grounds with provincial capital grants under review by the Manitoba Health Services Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratmieenmarten
Russell Hospital
Louise Ciierski
Russell Clinic
Russell
Chcierski
Binscorth
Kim Lu
John Fursdon
Dave Silversides
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Chamber of Commerce funds tourism site enhancements
Executive members of the Russell and District Chamber of Commerce approved June plans to fence behind their tourist trailer to deter visitors from residents yards. They funded fence work by D Nernberg of Russell for 527.25 and paid 85 for labor and a large black and white sign by Lori Hodgson. They discuss promoting doctor clinics on hospital grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell and District
Lori Hodgson
Canola plant seeks permit to discharge waste water to river
CSP Foods Ltd Harrowby plant seeks Manitoba Clean Environment Commission approval to legally discharge waste water into the Assiniboine River. The plant under a zero discharge order has released about 45 000 litres daily, exceeding pond capacity. They propose an allowance up to 48 000 litres daily while reports are awaited. Authorities say the discharge is not a serious pollution problem, containing mainly salt and organic content from seeds. Public objections noted. environmental report awaited. Concurrently Manitoba workers in heavy construction gain wage boosts from August 4 1987, with increases from 3.2 to 4.6 per cent depending on job class.
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Kathleen Martens
Commission
Clem Moche
Environmental Control Services
Moche
Stuart Braun
Braun
Bob Stuart
Brian Parnell
W.L
Bill) Langford
Winnipeg
Pannell and
Langford
al Mackling
Manitoba
Pelly Trail School Board Meeting Discusses Pension Fees
The Second Front notes a School Board meeting at Pelly Trail with focus on pension fees and related policy considerations. Orioles coverage continues on Page 2 detailing team standings and upcoming schedule.
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Pelly Trail
Community centres report summer jobs figures changes
The Community Improvement Centre and the Manitoba Youth Jobs Centre at Russell placed 170 workers in summer jobs with 64 or more filled by employers themselves. Of 68 filled orders 104 youths worked, including 50 fulltime 90 hours weekly minimum six weeks, 10 part time and 18 odd jobs. Local chambers boost Crimestoppers funding to 450 from 200. The Manitoba Farm Women's Directory released, and a Safe T Riders recall affects nearly 200 000 child car seats due to faulty tether straps prompting a 1 800 number for replacements.
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Community Improyment Centre
Manitoba Youth Jobs Centre
Russell
MYJC
Cindy Senek
Senek
CEC
Herb Rutar
Transport, Canada
Dorel Co. Ltd
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Chierski
Chamber
CSP
Warren
Orioles
Fair
Chamber Desmissers
Russell and District Chamber of Commerce
Viola Coulter
Coulter
Farm Women's Directory
Manitoba Farm Women's Directory
Provin
Manitoba Farm Women's Network
Federal Secretary of State, Women's Program
Canada
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