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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 20, 1985

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Russell RM council debates 1985 budget and fire district needs

The Russell Manitoba council discussed an proposed 80 000 budget for the Fire District at its February 12 meeting. Topics included snow removal costs, a potential front end loader purchase, sponsorship for a Ladies Breakfast, and upcoming public meetings. A deficit driven by a 1984 mini pumper purchase led to talks of a one mill levy and delaying capital expenditures while sharing fire truck resources with Binscarth.

Council of the RM. of Russell Eld Reeve Bryer Colin Ireland Trinder Glasman Coun Leo Clement Hutree Council Frontend Harvey Kearns Russell Jack Wilson Yellowhead Highway Association Good Roads Association Hudson Bay Association Court of Revision Kerry Huff Russell and Area RM. Council Rom Agricultural Extension Brandon Parkland Regional Development Inc Dauphin Bill Uruski Agriculture Manitoba Wayne Collins Fire Board Binscarth Russell Fire Department

Measles immunization measures proclaimed in province

Education Minister Maur teen Hemphill announced sections of Bill 7 will require measles immunization before school entry under Public Health Act regulations, coming into effect April 1. Health Minister Desjardins noted ability to eradicate measles and other diseases, with September changes requiring a doctor’s certificate for Kindergarten or Grade 1 showing immunity or vaccination. Bill 77 would allow exemptions for parental religious objections.

Maurteen Hemphill Larry Desjardins Desjardins Hemphill

Senior Men's Provincial Playdowns Open On Ice

The bagpipers led 16 participating rinks onto the ice for opening ceremonies held Thursday evening. Lloyd Gunnlaugson's foursome from the Valour Road Curling Club in Winnipeg captured the championship.

Bag Pipers Lloyd Gunnlaugson Valour Road Winnipeg

Russell Council Discusses Water Costs and Community Plans

Russell Town Council met February 14 with Mayor Langford and councillors present. They noted outstanding debt for the lagoon and water project totaling $710,923.25 with 0% grants, planned debenture advertising, and a public meeting on a community swimming pool.

Russell Langford MacIsaac Kiliwnik Rosnoski Manitoba Water Services Board

Rossburn Man Among 1984 Good Citizen Tourism Awardees

The Tourism Industry of Manitoba announces the 1984 Good Citizen Tourism awards. Recipients include Harry Buchu of Rossburn Eva Campbell of Brandon Rudy Hank of Sam Eileen Munroe of Fin Flow Winifred Van Slyck of Dugald and Jim Wright of Winnipeg. Premier Howard Pawley will present awards March 17 1985 in Brandon.

Manitoba Harry Boychu Rossburn Eva Campbell Brandon Rudy Hank Sam Eileen Munroe Fin Flow Winifred van Slyck Dugald Jim ‘Wright Winnipeg Howard Pawley Association Tourism Industry Associaton of Manitoba

Boissevain Land Titles Moved to Brandon Office

Minister announces April 26 1985 transfer of Boissevain Land Titles services to Brandon District Land Titles Office. Neepawa office duties shift March 31 1985 as Northern Manitoba District moves to Portage la Prairie. Regulatory change under The Real Property Act expands Brandon district to include Boissevain lands, with no reduction in Neepawa services.

Roland Penner Boissevain Brandon District Land Titles Office Neepawa Manitoba Portage la Prairie Brandon Land Titles District Land Titles District Mantoon Neepawa Land Tiles Office

Compensatory Support Program details announced

Hemphill outlines a $3 million Compensatory Support Program for schools with high needs due to cultural social and economic factors. Last year 28 rural northern and 28 Winnipeg schools benefited with counselor support home reading and parent links. This year funding rises with Winnipeg and outside Winnipeg allocations plus $200 000 for community driven pilot projects. Government will administer through Services Branch.

Maureen Hemphill Winnipeg Copermatts Ragga, Services Branch

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