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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 2002
Page
1
A centennial celebration on July 12 marked Royal Bank of Canada's 100 years serving Shoal Lake. The bank opened in October 1902 as a Union Bank of Canada branch, with past and present staff and local dignitaries attending the community event.
A joint Canada Manitoba plan allocates 25 million from SHIP to twin 12 kilometres of the Trans Canada Highway near Virden and 28.1 kilometres of Highway 16 between Minnedosa and Neepawa. The work includes paving shoulders and intersection improvements with completion expected in 2008. The Yellowhead segment between Russell and Binscarth is not in this plan but may be affected by reallocated funds.
Theo Fleury reflects on 29 years in hockey and returns to Russell for his annual school. He praises 25 instructors and the town's people for their warmth, recalling Pastor Bill Russell's vital role in establishing the program. The event drew the largest crowd yet, with 168 participants from western Canada and beyond.
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