Assault complaints and police notes from Boulton Ellice Russell areas
A series of police blotter items report thefts from a church in Bluewing, a farm house break-in, an assault dispute at Asessippi Inn where the aggressor was charged, a car fire that turned out to be a base, a ten year old left home alone with grandparents on site, multiple open liquor and probation breaches, elder abuse under investigation, and disturbances on Manitoba Avenue and Augusta Street with no charges pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asessippi Inn
Russell Hospital
RM of Ellice
Russell
Meals on Wheels 99 schedule and driver list update
New schedule for Meals on Wheels runs January 4 to June 28 with meals pickup at the hospital each Monday Wednesday and Friday morning. Deliveries require returning containers to the hospital kitchen and Friday payments with receipts unless prepaid on containers. If unable to deliver, swap shifts or obtain a spare and inform Coordinators Shirley Davidson or Betty Ferris. A long list of spare and assigned drivers with contact numbers follows, along with weekly pairings and dates through May and into June.
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A.m
Shirley Davidson
Betty Ferris
Edith Witty
Joan Rowat
Donnie Dunn
Lucy Chuckree
Anne Poole
Lucy Senek
Elsie Dunsmore
Anna Dunsmore
Gail Clement
Firearms registry deadline delays spark Ottawa dispute
MP Inky Mark criticizes the four year delay in implementing Canada's national firearms registration. The federal plan pushes back the deadline to December 1 1998 with fees rising to 25 dollars for new acquisitions. Manitoba and other provinces refuse to fund the registry, while officials warn of bogus applications and system strain.
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Parliament Hill
National Registry of Firearms
MP Inky Mark
Mark
Manitoba
Prairie
Winnipeg
Thompson
Pas
Dauphin
Gimili
Steinbach
National Firearms Registration System
Three Communities Slated for Accreditation in '99
Marquette Regional Health Authority reviews Aboriginal Board Member candidate and approves Minnedosa Kitchen funding with Manitoba Health. Three communities Hamiota Shoal Lake Minnedosa scheduled for mini regional accreditation in spring 1999. An ad hoc governance self assessment will precede Board approval.
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Marquette Regional Health Authority
Mariaspara of Directors
Minister of Health
District Health Advisory Council #3
Ruthan Kitching
District Health Advisory Council #1
Manitoba Health
Minnedosa Pch
Minnedosa Health Foundation
Tion
Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Minnedosa
New wilderness canoeing guide to boost Manitoba market
Manitoba announces a new book Wilderness Rivers of Manitoba by David Hap Wilson to promote wilderness river trips. The publication, supported by 30 000 in funding, targets North American and European canoeists at Manitoba 2000 conference in Winnipeg. Downey notes 26 new outfitters and emphasizes environmental safeguards.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Industry, Trade and Tourism
James Downey
North America
Downey
David
Hap" Wilson
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Armof Ellice
ARM of
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RM of
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Canada
Don
Freda Robin
Spike
Ross Kieper
Shirley
Mervin Dunn
Stan & Shirley Davidson
Ernie & Pauley Sudbury
Barb
Phil Zimmer
Jack & Grace Wilson
Betty
al Ross
Frank
Margaret Morowski
Howard Ferris
Bill & Pearl Thom
Jack & Ardena Page
Jean Glasman
Anne Maelsaac
Suzanne Anderson
Shelagh Lee
Marlene Penner
Edie Peltzsoy
Carol Jackson
Nettie Penonzek
Chris Fingas
Mary Jackson
Gwen Davidson
Rita Honey
Virginia Nelson
Helen Mensch
Glenna Miller
Bess Loney
Rita Silversides
Verna Kieper
Alice Coulter
Anne Petz
Gune
Verda Jackson
Ole Perreault
Joan Kobluk
Lou Spurway
Margaret Cusitar
Edith Thicket
George & Margaret Honey
New Brunswick
Sandy Lake
Morley House
MRHA