New Self Serve Liquor Store Opens in Russell
The Grand Opening of Russell's new Self-serve Liquor Store occurred on Thursday November 29 at 10 00 am on the corner of Shell River Ave and Assiniboine Street replacing the former store. Mayor Jim Langford and Director Fred Johnston addressed guests as a ribbon cutting and painting unveiling by Edith Witty celebrated the 2500 square foot space boasting 600 brands with financing by Investors Syndicate Ltd and contract to New Era Plumbing and Heating.
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Russell
Liquor Mart
Shell River Ave
Assiniboine Street
Fred Johnston
Jim Langford
Ediith Witty
Investors Syndicate Ltd
New Era Plumbing and Heating
Crush Rite Concrete
Riverside Gravel
Frank Salavitch
Lawrence Flandra
B&r Drywall
Dunc Wowk
Ron Hemerchuk
BER
Verna Lapka
Julie Tennant
Keystone “Lass
Edith Witty
Reg Eamer
Licensing Board
Madeline Stonehouse
Terry Heeney
Burroughs Canada Signs Tech Pact With Manitoba
Burroughs Canada and the Manitoba government ink a three year agreement to support the province Information Technology Program. The deal funds software research and a Manitoba schools computer resource centre with equipment on loan and manpower totaling over 500000 dollars. The centre at the former Deer Lodge School on Ness Avenue in Winnipeg will offer educator seminars on hardware software and courseware. Eugene Kostyra praises Burroughs for joining and boosting jobs and business in Manitoba.
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Burroughs Canada
Manitoba
Computer Resource Centre
Tom Csathy
Deer Lodge
Ness Avenue
Winnipeg
InfoTech
Eugene Kostyra
Manitoba Jobs Fund
Tam
Moose and elk management initiatives announced
Natural Resources Minister Al Mackling unveiled new moose and elk management plans for four game hunting areas. The measures include bulls only during seasons, reduced licences, and vehicle use restrictions with designated routes. Wildlife refuges along major highways extend 30 metres each side, prohibiting hunting and trapping.
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Natural Resouves
al Mackling
Pas
Swan
Pelican Lake
Swan River
Lake Winnipeg
Wanipigow
Bloodvein River
Duck Mountains
Russell and District Chamber Sets 1985 Meeting Date
The Russell and District Chamber of Commerce held a regular meeting at the Chicken Corral Restaurant. Spence Reavie led the session and a January 18 1985 annual meeting date was set. A ticket committee was formed by Mert Perrin and others to arrange the event. Myra Kikenny reported 139 attendees for the December 1 Christmas Party with 6:30 pm cocktail hour and 7:30 pm supper. Other notes covered Outlook 85 in Winnipeg and discussions with Minister Wilson Parasiuk about mine feasibility, plus Tourism plans and upcoming Parkland Tourism meeting. The next regular meeting is January 9 at 12:00 pm.
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Russell and District Chamber of Commerce
Chicken Corral
Spence Reavie
Earl Swain
Bill Stasiuk
Rick Thom
Mert Perrin
Simplet
Myra Kikenny
Dale Brown
Winnipeg
Daymon Guillas
Spence Heavie
Wilson Parasiuk
Mines and Natural Resources
Parasiuk
East
Joan Rowat
Beef and Bailey
Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba
Pelly Trail School Board clarifies report concerns
The Pelly Trail School Board addresses reader misinterpretations of the October 28 1984 meeting report. It defends staff dedication at Rossburn Elementary, notes ongoing card, interview, and placement reviews, and urges positive parental support and clear communication to aid student progress.
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Pelly Trail
Rossburn
Rossburn Elementary School
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Jack and
Pat Graham
Roy and
Lavenne Graham
Technology Pact
Santa Claus
Santa
Russell Memorial Arena
Michael Goudreau
Russell Chamber
Parkland Tourism
Grandview
Rossburn Elementary
Inter
Ets
Burn
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