10 Dec 1986
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1986
Page
1
The Russell RCMP detachment will increase patrols in municipal and rural areas during the holiday season with a focus on Roadside Breath Testing to reduce drinking and driving. Roadblocks are set for Dec 20 Russell MB Dec 23 Trunk Highway 16 Dec 27 Russell area Dec 31 highways 16 and 83 Jan 3 1987 Russell area.
Russell RCMP hosted an information meeting on December 3 about civilian Rural Crime Watch range patrols serving Russell and nearby municipalities including Boulton Shellmouth Erie and Birtle. About 60 attended as officers praised the program for reducing property crime and urged cautious reporting to authorities.
A four week Farm Machinery Operators course at Clement Fertilizers teaches safe handling and maintenance of items like a combine and baler. Fifteen women participate, with instructors noting hands on time and limited enrollment to ensure quality. Participants gain practical skills such as changing auger rings and tires.
Santa Claus letters addressed to North Pole Canada Post will be answered by Agnes Klimack and Shirley Davidson of Russell Post Office. Deadline is December 23 for local letters with return envelopes. Santa’s address provided. last year 30 letters received from Russell.
Moosomin voters rejected a privately funded referendum on adopting daylight saving time. 100 opposed the change and 358 supported it as residents debated time standards across Saskatchewan. Mayor Dixon Cottingham remained neutral while expressed desire for calm.
Education Minister Jerry Stone outlined a plan to encourage school divisions to opt for a 1967 funding package maintaining teacher levels and directing new money to support education improvements endorsed by local teachers and trustees.
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