Honey harvest by Kieper family beekeepers at Russell yards
Barb Eileen and Eldon Kieper of Russell uncap honey from 11 yards. Bob Kieper notes ongoing work across about 300 hives, each housing 60 000 bees, producing roughly 200 semi loads in a good year. Bees fed sugar water until June nectar flow. main forage is canola and alfalfa. Sixth season in honey business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barb
Eileen
Eldon Kieper
Russell
Bob Kieper
Kiepers
Kieper
Railway dispute halts Main Street crossing at Russell
Council hears that the Main Street project awaits Ottawa's decision after Manitoba Pool voices concern and the railway opposes the crossing site. Mayor Langford notes need for a viable, joint solution with the railway. Building permits approved as council discusses MAUM survey and provincial assessment reforms.
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Canada
Rosnoski
Department of Highways
Russell
Dietrich and Nickel
Dietrich
Manitoba Pool
Cor
Employment centre mulls computer purchase for programs
The Manitoba Employment Centre in Russell considers buying computer equipment to run career counselling programs like Choices on floppy disks. Jodi Montgomery reports 11 students filled 90 strawberry picking orders, and notes the centre will close for the season August 10. Montgomery will attend the Inter-regional meeting in Clear Lake July 30 31 with Westman North and South regions to discuss next year’s Youth Job Centre plans and evaluations.
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Dreilich
Canada
Russell
Jodi Montgomery
The
Manitoba
Chamber
Montgomery
Clear Lake
Westman
Ron Clement
Michael Malabre
Montreal Trust
Winnipeg
Burke Garnett
Bob Cross
Cross Town Motors
Roblin
Police Face String Of Hit and Run Incidents in Russell Area
Russell RCMP report multiple incidents from July including hit and run damages to a 1988 Dodge in Main Street Russell and a 1985 Toyota in Asessippi Provincial Park. Additional events include impaired driving charges, a forged cheque case, mischief on a fence, and a break in at Major Pratt School with suspects fleeing.
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Russell Rcmp
Langen‘burg
Sask
Russell
Cox
Muarugat
Fox Warren
St. Lazare
Boulton
Perry
Asessippi Provincial Park
Memorial Ave
Binscorth Pool
Inglis
RM of
Silver Creek
Pratt
Elkhorn and nearby municipalities adopt emergency plans
The Village of Elkhorn and rural municipalities Silver Creek Shellmouth Boulton Roland Wallace and North Norfolk approve EMO emergency plans. Albert Driedger notes plans enable police fire and other responders to act promptly during disasters and must be updated annually.
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Svon
Elkhorn
Silver Creek
Shellmouth
Boulton, Roland
Wallace
North Norfolk
Albert Driedger
Emergency Measures Organization
EMO
Driedger
Manitoba
Westman Cable mulls rate hikes for new channels
Westman Media Cooperative Ltd seeks higher basic cable rates to fund three new channels CBC Newsworld Vision TV and Headline News for Brandon customers starting September 1 1989. Brandon rates would rise to 16.24 from 14.24 while rural areas see 16.28 to 19.99 with channel expansion planned for next year and future system upgrades to 35 channels.
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Joe Desmarais
Westman Media Cooperative Ltd
Canadian Radiotelevision and Telecommunications
CBC Newsworld
Vision TV
Headline News
Brandon
Westman
Gary Cooper
Birtle
Boissevain
Carberry
Dauphin
Deloraine
Gilbert Plains
Gladstone
Killarney
Grandview
Mel
Cooper
CRTC
Russell
Manitoba Telephone System
TSN
Westman Cable
Regina
Montreal
Canada Reacts to U S Beer Marketing Probe
International Trade Minister Crosbie voiced disappointment at the U S decision to continue a Section 301 inquiry into Canadian beer marketing. He noted high U S beer imports to Canada and said Ottawa would seek GATT consultations while pursuing a settlement to the Canadian ice cream dispute.
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Joe Desmarais
John C. Crosby
Carla Hills
G. Heileman Brewing Company
Crosbie
Canada
GATT
Heileman
Ottawa
Rufus Yerxa
Local Purchases and Materials In Preeceville Area
Community records list purchases and materials at Benito Norquay Stenen in Preeceville with Hazel Del Lintan and AcDonald contact numbers 204 and 306 728 6205. Officials note acceptance and rejection of items.
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Envi
Benito Norquay Stenen
Preeceville
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M.A.U.M
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Alberta
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Russell Detachment
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U.S
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St. Gregor Watson
Quill Lake
Paswega
Wadena Kuroki Margo Rama Buchanan Mikado Veregin
Annymeue Togo Makarot
Deepdale
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Gilber Plains
Ashita Dauphin Paulson Makinak Laurier
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Glenelia Fisher
Moosehom ‘Ashern
Enksdale
Deerom
Lundarak Point
St Laurent Lake
Francis Warren Grosse Isle Elgin
Katche
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Rail
CN Transcona
Minto
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Belmont Raidur
Mariapolis
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Oakville
East Tower Portage la Prairie Natress
Petrel Jet Harte Brandon No. Extra
Dane Gregg
Justice Knox ‘Oakner
Stenburg Spy Hil Atwater
Brandon ‘Agar Scarth
Maryfield
Fairtight Vandura, Kipling
Mair
Turnberry
Parkman
Carlyle Browning Bientait
Ceoba Vents
N. Kopeck
Westray Freshford
Atkameg Lake ‘Cormorant Pt Siding Mora Warness
Cranberry
Portay
Channing
Puratawagan
Lynn Lake ‘Amsterdam
Tadmor Sturgis
Hinchelme Endeavour
Usherville
Ebener
Angusville
Lion Valley
Ukraina
Ethelbert Garland
Pine
Sclater ‘Cowan
Swan River
Birch River
Novra
Belisite
Matekin
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