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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1994
Page
1
Two men armed with a shotgun robbed Vanguard Credit Union in Foxwarren last Friday, taking 3790 from tills and the safe at about 445 PM. Police described the suspects Kenneth Edward McCharles and Edgar Lloyd Nagorski, who face Brandon court this week. Bank staff are shaken and trauma experts were to assist.
The council discusses a $500 grant request from the Ethanol Project Committee and approves a funding recommendation to seek other sources. It defers a proposed tower installation at the new fire hall to the Fire Board, as staff outline project timelines and completion dates.
Graduating students of Rossburn Collegiate receive a total bequest of 252,774.97 from the late Marion McCormick and Alexander MacPhail. The Birdtail River School Division gets about 570,294.85 with a stipulation to invest and award bursaries annually to Rossburn graduates. A Pelly Trail School Division committee will manage the fund with local officials to benefit Rossburn residents pursuing agriculture engineering education law medicine and related fields. Bursaries set to be available by June 1995.
A Manitoban suit filed in Winnipeg seeks damages from theRolling River School Division and numerous parties over a Safe Grad incident in Rivers in 1992. Plaintiff Samuel Green, now quadriplegic after a dive while intoxicated, names schools trustees and many volunteers, while the school division says it did not sanction the event. Separately Churchbridge seniors press for a full time ambulance station in Churchbridge to serve Four Towns, arguing Langenburg location would deprive nearby communities of health services.
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