Russell RM split over school bus regulation issue
The RM of Russell council debated removing older buses from service following a Shellmouth resolution opposing buses aged 12 years or more. The meeting covered Bush Hog rotary cutter features, appointments at airport, weed inspector, and solicitor. A municipal seminar in Bonn was noted along with the Weir Report hearing on January 24. The next RM Russell meeting is February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jody Rassin
Council of the
R.M. of
Russell
Bob Witty
Brian Zummack
Zummack
Russell Airport
Archie Cochrane
Jack Wilson
Shellmouth
Minister of Education
Council
Degent of Municipal Affairs
Bonn
Manitba
Weir
Manitoba
The
Manitoba to present combined budget February 24
Manitoba Finance Minister Vic Schroeder announced an early combined budget presentation for 1988 on February 24, the first since the mid-1960s. He said the plan will show expenditures and revenues at once and accompany pre-budget consultations with labor, business, farmers, and other groups.
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Manitoba
Vic Schroeder
Swe
Schroeder
Roblin
Portage la Prairie
Personal care home charges rise in province
Health Minister LiL. Des jardins announced an increase effective February 1 raising the daily residential charge for personal care homes from 12 to 12.36. The higher rate applies to all residents and to hospital patients awaiting admission, reflecting higher operating costs in the insured Personal Care Home Program. The 35 cent rise follows increases in Old Age Security pensions and Guaranteed Supplements tied to the consumer price index.
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Lil. Desjardins
Beth Naylor Wins Education Award in 1880
Beth Naylor of Russell receives the Pelly Trail Education Award for 1880, honored monthly by Pelly Trail School Division teachers for dedicating time and talent to the community and student youth. She led costume design for Major Pratt School drama productions and supports the school drama society.
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Beth Naylor
Beth
Pelly Trail
Russel
S. Naylor
Pratt School
Manitoba weeklies mark strong non metro ad market growth
The 1983 CCNA edition, 288 pages, targets advertising agencies and nearly 600 member newspapers across Canada. It highlights non metro markets housing 76 percent owner occupied dwellings, rising disposable income, and retail sales breakdowns by food automotive and department store groups.
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Canada
Alan Charters
Ccna Presentation Bureau
Food
Automotive Group
CMC '83
Agridata
Russell Les
Brandon
Province to review eyeglass program for the elderly
Health Minister Desjardins calls a review of the eyeglass program for seniors. He cites 650 000 in benefits over nine months from July 1 1982 and says the plan aims to help the elderly financially. Officials will seek a fixed fee schedule with optometrists and opticians and consider other options if needed.
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Health Minster
Desjardinstas
M.hs.c
Vejarains
Desjardins
1982 Good Citizens selections listed at Winnipeg
The 1982 Good Citizens awards list apparent selections include Archie Carmichael, Winnipeg Dorothy Garbutt Winnipeg and Helen, with additional names and details incomplete in the fragment. The notice outlines honorees connected to civic virtue activities, emphasizing community service and leadership roles.
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Archie Carmichael
Winnipeg
Dorothy Garbutt
Helen
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