New Chamber President Doug MacIsaac Honored in Russell
Russell Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on January 15 1982 at Elks Hall drew about 65 members. Mayor Jim Langford MLA Virden and Deputy Minister Rod Bailey were guests though Bailey could not attend due to stormy weather. Financials for 1981 showed receipts of 194570.42 expenses 5481.37 and end balance 157.39. New executive nominees include President Doug MacIsaac Vice President Earl Swain and others plus secretary Helen Foster.
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Russell Chamber of Commerce
Elks Hall
My.m. of
Russell
Jim Langford
Harry Graham
Virden
Chamber
Mark and
Mary
Beef and Bailey
Transportation problems at Pelly Trail School Board meeting
Pelly Trail trustees met January 2 at 1 p.m. with staff Kneza cek Bradshaw and Duch arme. Minutes were adopted. Tenders for bus routes discussed and fuel oil leak corrected at Rossburn. Several safety and policy measures proposed including bus driver course and feeder bus option. motions passed and some defeated. Report accepted.
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Pelly Trail
Knezacek
Bradshaw
Var Rooecet Crane Bs
Knecacek
Trust
Ees
Ross‘burn
Sheeska
Mazur
Leonard Barthiew
Honeywell
Rossburn
Russell
Birdtail River
Furman
Clement
Dept. of Highways
Manitoba Safety Council
Derkach
Liske
No potash layoffs seen by PCS in 1981 plan
PCS chairman Roy Romanow says there will be no layoffs or major production cuts in 1981. Production should match 1980 levels as the company uses softer markets for maintenance and inventory building to prepare for a rebound in 1982, while warning options could be reconsidered if global conditions worsen.
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Board
Killarney
Pratt
Clement
Cochrane
Bidochka
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
PCS
Theirown Corporation
Roy Romanow
Romanow
Dyck
Cargill
Country Elevator Association
Wheat Board
Heat Board
Mike Hinebaugh
U.S
1982 Autopac renewals mailed in Manitoba
Autopac renewals for 1982 will be mailed to about 653,000 motorists. Mailing began Friday January 22. Basic Autopac includes 100,000 dollars third party liability with options for extended and underinsured coverage. Renewals must be postmarked by February 19 for mail-in, prior to February 28 expiration.
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J.C. Dutton
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
P.L.C
Mr. Dutton
Autopac
Dutton
Manitoba
Western Canada rapeseed crushing at stake over price spread
John Enns of CSP Foods warns that the freight rate gap between raw and processed rapeseed raises costs for prairie crushers. He notes the spread, now about 19.29 per tonne with a growing annual impact, threatens Canadian edible oil and meal markets unless policy moves narrow the differential.
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Western Canada
John Enns
CSP Foods
Saskatoon
Vancouver
Prairie
Enns
Canada
February Hearth Month Volunteers Unite Against Heart Disease
February is Heart Month in Manitoba when thousands of volunteers join a united effort against heart disease and stroke. An appeal for funds runs during February asking for continued support and urging communities to welcome volunteers for the Heart Fund drive.
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Manitobs
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Chamber of Commerce
Doug MacIsaac
New Chamber
Lynn Spurway
Russell and Area Development Committee
Mobberley
Dale Brown
Bill Stasitsky
Rice
Earl Swain
Ad Mather
Bert Perrin
Don Rowat
Herb Schaefer
David Dunn
Yellowhead
Murray Hovey
Art Kinney
Joan Montgomery
Helen Foster
Tommy Hunter
Dor
Crusher
Larry Desjardins
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Desjardins
Bob Dyck
Cargill Grain Co. Ltd
Heart Fund
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