Central School not to be used for intra-mural sports
The Board met January 9 at 1 pm with trustee Drul absent and added late items including a letter from Eldon Montgomery. Previous minutes were approved and debate covered bus weather policy, staffing, Metis aide funding, and venue use for sports events. The board discussed space use, parental requests to send children to Russell, and teacher aide hiring. The next meeting is January 22 at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonarwaux Pelly Trail
Drul
Eldon Montgomery
Mcfarlane
MacIsaac
Nakonechny
Doug Fowler
Miller
Goletz
Fowler
Annette Drielich
Aiden
Binscarth
Drielich
Pratt
Bartko
Oakburn
Murray James
Central School
Russell
Inglis School
Inglis
Brandon
ACC
Pelly Trail
Secty
Trens
Bradshaw
Bartram
Tax reforms aim to equalize retirement savings incentives
In parliament on December 11 1989 ministers Wilson and McDermid tabled amendments to the Income Tax Act to unify tax assistance for RPPs DPSPs and RRSPs. The plan sets 18 percent savings with a dollar maximum, raises RRSP contribution limits from 1991, and allows unused RRSP room to be carried forward up to seven years. It also notes a demographic shift with more Canadians over 65 and urges a stronger saving framework. For details taxpayers may contact Revenue Canada divisions and district offices. A separate note outlines the 1988 child tax credit prepaid program delivering two-thirds of the credit ($377 per eligible child) plus a $133 supplement for younger children. remaining credit to follow after filing 1989 returns. If eligible and the cheque is late consult Revenue Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian White
Dauphin - Swan River
Michael Wilson
Jack McDermid
Canada
Revenue Canada
Russell area firms offered 80 hour business training program
Joe Desmarais promotes a 80 hour non structured training and one to one counselling for owner managers and staff. The Federal Business Development Bank and Canada Employment and Immigration Centre fund the program with 75 percent reimbursements from C E I C. Expected cost to each business 625 dollars after subsidy. Denise Bagley presented proposal to Russell Chamber in November and January meeting, but travel hindered by poor roads. Rod Nasewich presented to attendees in Russell. Applications require 10 to 15 interested participants for CEIC approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Area
Federal Business Development Bank
Canada Employment and Immigration Centre
C.E.I.C
Denise Bagley
Brandon
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Winter Games bring 800 Parkland athletes to Dauphin
The 199 Manitoba Parkland Winter Games run January 19 to 21 in Dauphin with over 800 athletes across 13 events. From Russell area 32 participants join Cindy Berke Lorna Chandler Rossburn volleyball Mark Sochnski in badminton singles and four juniors in curling. Ten archers perform demonstration sport and five bowling teams compete. Team Parkland will advance to Carman for the Manitoba Games Provincial finals March 7 to 11, 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Parkland
Russell
Cindy Berke
Lorna Chandler
Rossburn
Mark Sochnski
Sharon Bily
Shannon de Montigny
Alison Clement
Wade Wondrasek
Tion Sport
Roy Ziprick
Bob Self
Cliff Pomedli
Glen Steinwalt
Joe Poitras
Ervin Sabeski
Travis Glasman
Kat Kilkenny
Bezo
Allen Sawaryn
Corey Muter
Barb Twardowski
Walter Patterson
Ryan Preston
Dennis Preston
Helen Keating
Ryan Morrisseau
Grant Bily
Stanley Yankoski
Derek Palmeruk
Judy Preston
Agnes Cusitar
Chad Preston
Mike Twardowski
Gerald Keating
Carman
Freshmen fire in East Division hailed by Greg Dinan
Editorial writer Greg Dinan calls the 1969 90 East Division the finest crop of 73s in recent memory. Young stars like Todd Holt of Swift Current Broncos and 16 year olds Wade Sambrook Stu Scantlebury Mark Wotton Derek Tibbatts Foxwarren shine as future NHL prospects from Manitoba and Saskatchewan hockey hotbed regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Dinan
NHL
Todd Holt
Swift Current Broncos
Theoren Fleury
Drinnan
Fleury
The
Broncos
Wade Sambrook
Medora
Manitoba
Stu Scantlebury
Birtle
Future mower purchase discussed with no firm decision
The RM noted the mower would need replacement in time but no concrete plan or purchase decision was made. Officials are surveying options and what is feasible for the future without committing to a specific model or timeline.
Russell RCMP reports multiple local incidents and charges
RCMP logged a grill damage report in a parked vehicle case and urged witnesses to come forward. A Russell resident was charged on January 6 for a driving offense. A loading dock damage at Home Hardware prompted an investigation and a hit and run charge. On January 8 two garbage cans and an old metal barrel were reported stolen from MacDonald Street. Investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCMP
Russell
Home Hardware
MacDonald St
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Joe Desmarais
Bagley
C.ee.lc
Foxwarren
Saskatoon
Blades
Mark Wotton
Derek Tibbatts
Wotton
Roblin
Spokane Chiefs
Pat Falloon
Shawn Yakimishyn
Manitoba Hydro
Vanguard
ST. Lazare
Fort Ellice
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