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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 02, 1987

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Unique Russell tourist info centre planned by Manitoban entrepreneur

Kathieen Marvens reports Dauphin entrepreneur Bill Green and Floyd Green have secured a 1.4 million grant to launch a province wide network of outdoor tourist information units. Each site will feature maps, advertising space, pay phones and direct access to trained counselors, with Russell eyed as a potential location. The project aims to convert counselors into tax contributors while expanding tourism services across Manitoba.

Kathieen Marvens Dauphin Entrepeneur Russell Chamber of Commerce Bill Green Pine Tree Consulting Green Floyd Manitoba Canada Greent

Fair's future looks long and strong in Russell town

The Russell Ag Society's 106th annual meeting heard strong interest in the annual fair and society activities. Council support including a 500 grant and tax refunds on fair grounds were credited for easing preparations and grass maintenance by town staff. In a separate incident, Warren James Lockhart of Reston faced careless driving charges after a 2:45 a.m. crash left a field and caused a 20 minute power outage affecting Inglis and Russell, with $100,000 in damages.

Kathleen Martens Russell Robert Muir Ag Society Muir Society Shellmouth Russell Rcmp Warren James Lockhart Reston Highway 83 Inglis Lockhart

Hunters charged with trespassing and impaired driving report

A Rural Municipality of Russell man faces trespassing charges after being caught hunting on private property while a separate incident saw a woman from Langenburg charged with impaired driving after her car went into a ditch at Highway 16 and Main Street Russell. Police investigate several other incidents including a hit and run on Main Street, theft, and intoxicated persons detentions. The Russell fair committee discussed dropping harness racing, moving dates, and a plan to boost events and 4H history books ahead of its 1988 season.

Russell Russell’s Muir Brandon Glyn Wileman Nettie Wileman

Agriculture Free Trade impacts on Canadian farming

Information released by Agriculture Canada Ottawa outlines how the proposed Canada U.S. Free Trade Agreement may phase out tariffs and affect Canadian agriculture. The document, prepared by the International Trade Policy Division, was sent to Canadian farm organizations to answer questions about sector implications. It explains potential changes in tariffs and their effects on producers, markets, and policy considerations.

Canada International Trade Policy Division of Agriculture Canada Ottawa

Mine boom eyed for Binscarth village by mayor

Mayor Jim Boucher supports a potash mine in Binscarth predicting minimal local harm and possible new jobs. A feasibility study for Manitoba Potash Project, in partnership with Canamax Resources, forecasts 15-25 new families to settle during the mine’s life and 5-15 families during peak construction, mainly renting units.

Manitoba NDP Canamax Resources Inc Toronto Binscarth Binsarth

Santa visits and open houses mark Russell events

Santa Claus visits Russell this Saturday December 5 with a free pancake breakfast at Elks Hall 8 am to 12 noon and a 2 pm movie matinee at Avalon Theatre with free popcorn. Open houses planned January 20 1988 feature Kilborn Engineering Canamax Resources and Manitoba government reps to discuss the multi million project. Global crop monitoring tech is unveiled by Natural Resources Minister Plouman tas with satellite data to aid farmers in Brandon Portage and beyond. Sludge treated as potential fertilizer discussed by Manitoba Water Service Board chief engineer Dick Menon noting analysis and safety steps.

Santa Claus Russell Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Committee Myra Killkenny Santa Elks Hall Avalon Theatre Russell-Binscorth Tan Haugh Kilborn Engineering Russell Memorial Hall Haugh Kilborn Canamax Resources Inc Manitoba Global Crop Monitoring Natural Resources John Plouman Tas Global Crop Information Service Canada Energy, Mines and Resources Plohman Canada Brandon Portage Dick Menon Manitoba Water Service Board Ontario

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