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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 31, 1983

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Council Grants and Upgrades Move Forward in Russell

The Russell town council discussed a grant application for asset purchases and the Crush-Rite Construction option at 40 000 dollars contingent on a pre December 31 start. They received a Manitoba Jobs Fund note of 7 million dollars and planned a Manitoba Water Services Board feasibility review for upgrading the Water Treatment Plant at about 1 million. A Business Improvement Area assessment plan was approved. Bill 47 Municipal Council Conflict of Interest Act was noted. Next meeting set for September 8 at 1:00 p.m.

Dr. Lu Lee Council Manitoba Water Services Board Lounen Central Business Development District Municipal Council Russell

Hundredth Year Homesteading Dugan Family Reunion

The Dugan family marked a hundred years of homesteading on the Ada and Bud farm near Castle Ivery Man. Attendees included Ada and Bud, Allan and Isabel Johnson Shellmouth, Murry and Joey, Allan Russin, Jim and Anne Petz, Roy and Kim Marshall Ingles, John and Jean Heath Richmond B C, Frank Isabel Welke Langenburg, Gayle Welke Esterhay Roceney Lynne, Scott Ricky Donna Welke and Doug Schultz. The event featured old photos, family history displays, and a tribute with The Old Red River Ox Cart presented by Wally McKenzie M L A.

Ada Bud Red River Wally ‘McKenzie M.L.A Allan Isabel Johnson Ellmouth Murray Joey Allan Russin Shellmouth Jim Anne Petz Russell Roy Kim Marshall Inglis John Jean Heath Richmond B.C Frank Isabel Welke Langenburg Gayle Welke Esterhay Roceney Lynne Scott Ricky Donna Welke Doug Schultz

Fatal Car Train Collision Near St Lazare Claims Teen Driver

A car driven by Patrick Fulhan aged 17 from St Lazare collided with a train on Saturday evening August 27 near St Lazare, causing the driver to die from injuries. The report also notes a break in at the Bin Searth Pool Concession late Friday or early Saturday with money and pop stolen, and asks anyone with information to contact the Russell RCMP detachment.

St. Lazare Patrick Fulhan Bin‘searth Pool Russell Rcmp

To chair Horse Racing Commission

Economic Development and Tourism Minister Muriel is named to chair the Horse Racing Commission, with duties to oversee regulatory affairs and promote industry growth. The appointment positions Muriel to lead policy, licensing, and compliance in the sector.

Horse Racing Commission

Ransom Announces PC Leadership Bid in Manitoba

Bran Ransom of Turtle Mountain announced his candidacy for the Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba leader. He pledged to broaden party policy to reflect ethnic heritage and Manitoba’s economy, stressing Winnipeg’s concentration and municipal autonomy, with Gerry Mercier as campaign manager.

Bran Ransom U.a Turtle Mountain Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba Ransom Winnipeg Rawson Party NDP

Manitoba Job Fund expands MEAP to create 1580 jobs

Manitoba Finance Minister Mary Beth Dolin announced a five million dollar MEAP wage subsidy to create at least 1,580 jobs in Winnipeg and southern Manitoba. The program runs Oct 31, 1988 to Mar 18, 1984 and covers up to four dollars per hour, with 10 percent benefit, for 300 to 810 hours per position, for up to three roles per employer. Applications open this August 2 to former MEAP or Career Start applicants, with a deadline of Oct 17, 1983.

Labor and Mi- 3 Mary Beth Dolin Manitoba Tx Jobs Fund Winnipeg Manitoba Jobs Fund MEAP Department of Labor and Employment Services York Avenue

Cabinet ministers cut salaries by 1908 this fiscal year

Prime Minister Howard Rawley and his cabinet have reduced their own salaries by 1908 dollars for the current fiscal year. The move signals cost saving measures within the administration as officials publish new remuneration figures.

Premer Howard Rawley

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