Chamber of Commerce hears budget, deregulation worries
The Russell and District Chamber of Commerce met at the Chicken Corral with 17 members. Topics included Manitoba Chamber’s deficit relief, higher dues, a potential $25 voluntary donation, trucking deregulation impacts, and possible use of CSP Foods waste in Russell. The annual meeting date was set for January 18 and a February meeting date announced.
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Russell and District Chamber of Commerce
Chicken Corral
Earl Swain
Russell and District Chamber ‘of Commerce
St Mary
Hugh Valiant
Fisheries Department
Lake of the Prairies
Canada Post
Chamber
Canada
Missing Utility Trailer On Highway 16 Between Russell And Binscarth
A small utility trailer disappeared from the side of Highway 16 between Russell and Binscarth. It was left there and stolen between December 22 and December 2. Russell RCMP urge anyone with information to contact the local detachment. A break in at Russell Arena on January 1 led to several arrests. A separate December 16 break in at Binscarth Curling Rink saw one arrest and pending charges.
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Binscarth
Senior Men's Provincial Playdowns Feb 14 17 at Russell
Sixteen rinks from across Manitoba compete at the Russell Curling Club February 14 to 17 to crown Manitoba Champions in the Senior Men's provincial playdowns. Opening draw is 4 30 pm Thursday with ceremonies at 7 30 pm. Week end admission five dollars. daily at the door. Fleischmann Co sponsors. Russell Curling Club hosts 1985 event.
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Manitoba
Russ-ell Curling Club
Russell Curling Club
Sche
Pam
Fleischmann Co
School Board meeting notes ward 9 Pelly Trail Jan 10 agenda
Regular meeting held January 10 at 1 pm adopted minutes from December 10 and 21. A Rossburn parents committee seeks discussion on the Partridge report Language Arts with trustees. A Jan 15 tentative meeting at 7 90 pm was called due to heavy business. Superintendent notes enrollments to 1968, two staff hirings approved, Partridge report corrections circulated, French consultant to visit January 22 23, meeting with principals January 23 2 pm urged. Manitoba Jobs and training info distributed. Delegations on Rossburn to be discussed in camera. Lorne Reimer presented on service contract prices. three year Honeywell contract proposed at 11 004 yearly, motion carried. No nominations for Ward 8. committee to locate trustee member proposed. Public Schools Finance Board approved...
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Pelly ‘Trail
Rossburn
Pam
Manitoba
Derkach
Lorne Reimer
Honywell
Reimer
Andrews
Elmer
Uakourn
Rigsell
Oakburn
Dauphin
Res
Orly
Jan
Sis
Lazaruk
Sta Teacher Training College
West Indies
Pelly Trail
Sheeska
K. Knezacek
Mazur
Clement
Workplace Safety and Health Committee
Turtle Mountain
Angie Nakonechy
Russia Agric
Bradshaw
Ag. Society
Rossburn Collegue
Larry Huston
Knezacek
MAST
Brandon
Russell Town Council Adopts Operating and Capital Estimates
The Russell Town Council met January 6 with Mayor Langford and councillors in attendance. They adopted provisional operating and capital expenditure estimates for 1985, approved paying accounts, discussed a new parking by law, and planned upcoming meetings and budget deadlines. The meeting covered teacher leave requests, safety committee reports, and correspondence, with bids for staff positions and continued regional cooperation.
Derkach Seeks PC Nomination in Roblin-Russell
Leonard Derkach of Russell announced his bid for the Progressive Conservative nomination in the Roblin Roblin Russell constituency. A farmer with deep ties to the community he cites leadership by Wally McKenzie and vows to maintain strong local representation through active civic involvement and teaching.
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Leonard Derkach
Russell
Roblin-ha Fussell
Len
Margie
Silver Creek
Major Pratt Collegiate
Brandon University
Manitoba Teacher's Association
Tien
Wally McKenzie
Recreation grants approved by minister
The meeting of the R M of where Reeve Bryer and Councillors Trinder Ire land Kingdon Collins Glas man Zimmer attended. Minutes of the last meeting adopted. Provisional operating expenditures listed for 1985. Tax assessment rolls adopted with rates to be fixed. Culture Heritage and Recreation grants approved for 1986: 8000 for Binscorth Curling Rink, 800 for Russell ball diamond dugouts, 725 for athletic field improvements. A meeting with Manitoba Agricultural Museum Inc planned for Jan 22 1985. Parkland rep to meet Feb 12 1986. Next regular meeting Feb 12 1985 at 10 00 a.m. Special meeting Jan 2 1985 at 10 00 a.m.
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R.M. of
Russell
Bryer
Trinder
Ireland
Kingdon
Collins
Glasman
Zimmer
Read Council
General Government Service
Ouneil
Minister of Culture, Heritage and Recreation
Manitoba police and Jets launch $3000 hockey card program
Police services across Manitoba in cooperation with the Winnipeg Jets start a $3,000 hockey trading card program sponsored by the Kinsmen Club of Winnipeg. About 9,000 schoolchildren will receive two cards each week for twelve weeks starting December 22. Cards feature 21 Jet players coaches GM and team photo with a hockey tip and safety message. Children obtain cards by approaching officers or visiting stations.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg Jets
Kinsmen Club of
Winnipeg
Los Angeles Kings
RCMP
Lorne Gregorash
Manitoba Police Commission
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Develpment Committee
Langford
MacIsaac
Kiliwnnk
Rosost
Russel
John Maskell
Maager
Parkland
Town of
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Rascan
Uility
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Thas
Public Works Department
Texaco
Main Street
Ranning
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R.C.M.P
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Dakota Ojibway Tribal Police
Military Police