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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 25, 1982

Page

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Rossburn School Board Considers Boundary Shift and Tennis Upgrades

The August 23 1982 meeting discussed merging wards 2 and 4 for three trustees, with opposition from Rossburn bodies favoring boundary shifts. The board approved rubberizing tennis court surfaces with supervision and voted on lawnmower tenders, furniture grants, and a teacher special leave after a brief closed session. The next meeting is September 13 at 8:00 p.m.

Pelly Trail Murray Bradshaw Alf Ducharme Roy Knezacek George Senek Clement Bidochka Due Charme Senek Tra Cochrane Cochrane - Mazure

Grassroots Grassroots Demonstrates versatile Telidon system

The Grassroots division of the Telidon group displayed the Grassroots system on August 19 at Keatings Implements. Rob Dysiak and John Falloon demonstrated its features including weather forecasts and cattle price data, with costs of 47.50 monthly lease and 5 cents per minute access in Manitoba.

Telidon Group Keatings Implements Rob Dysiak Informart John Falloon MTS Weatherwatch Prairies North America Manitoba Department of Variety Manitoba Cattle Producers Association Canadian Cattleman's Association Canada United States C.P. Air Infomart Manitoba Telidon

Theft of Shure microphone at Russell Inn reported

The theft of a Shure microphone valued around $300 was reported at 3 15 pm at the Russell Inn, according to RCMP records.

Scencc Russell Inn Ment R.C.M.P

Elevator Floods at Crack Ell Elevator After Storm

After a storms on Wednesday August 18 the Crack Ell elevator suffered flooding with about 12 900 gallons of water pumped out and four feet of water surrounding the site. Grain is drying twine dries outside and tracks north of the elevator washed out requiring gravel to fix. Glen Slimmon the elevator manager says the incident prevented trains from coming in while damage estimates are underway.

Judy Russin Glen Slimmon RCMP

Horticultural Show Draws Mixed Interest Amid Poor Weather

Exhibits at the annual show held on Saturday August 14 faced harsh conditions as snowmelt left unfavorable weather. Despite about 500 total entries, exhibitors delivered a satisfactory event with numerous Specials awarded to operators including Verna Ziprick Dale Ziprick Ella Fraser and Kathy Thomps. Winners covered roses dahlias gladiolus onions and house plants among others with many awards named after local clubs and sponsors.

WLI Helen Warmian Binscarth Bill Dale Ziprick Gladiolus Kathy Thompson A. Robin

Range Patrol Discussed At Shellmouth Dropmore Meeting

A 1962 meeting at the Hall covered Range Patrol in Shellmouth and Dropmore with about 30 Manitoba residents. RCMP officers from Russell and Langenburg joined, outlining patrol areas from Highway 5 to Cracknell Road and crowding about 40 volunteers.

Shellmouth and Dropmore Districts Manitoba Sargent Jim Madrigga Russell Rcmp Dennie Offer Langenburg Rcmp Cracknell Road

Westman Cable Applies to Serve Russell Town

Westman Cable announces plans to provide cable TV in Russell with CBC and U.S. channels, calls for applications by September 30, 1982. Connection fee is 25 dollars, monthly 10 dollars per outlet, with multiple channels including local access and American signals pending Canadian approval.

Westman Cable T.V T.V Russell Dauphin CBC OKYD OKND CIC Yyamerian Gna WTBS Atlanta WGN Chicago U.S.A Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications

Liquor prices rise in Manitoba effective September 1

The Manitoba Liquor Commission announced a price increase for liquor imported beer and wines starting September 1. Commission General Manager William Emerson blames rising liquor profits for the jump, noting this marks the second consecutive rise. See Page 3.

Manitoba Liquor Commission Manitoba Commission Genera William Emerson

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R.M Rossburn Clement Cochrane Cochrane - Bidochka Jaccobson Mike Ternovetsky Jacobson Iris Wishart W.H. Nicholson Mazar - Goletz Mazur le Pete World Weatherwatch Bob Dysiak Aiprick Memorial Dale Prick Elsie Knowles Lisa Cadieux Leanne ‘Woodhouse Mary Tibbatts Joe Boucher Elva Thompson By Judy Russin MacDonald Westman Cable Westman Nestman Cable Terrie Petz
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