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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1996
Page
1
An elderly man collapsed on Main Street in front of the Royal Bank in Russell. Two unidentified men were performing CPR when EMS arrived. Paramedics took over and revived him. he later died at Russell Health Centre.
Three vehicles were involved on Main Street south on Highway 16 with minor injuries reported. Ryan Andreychuk from Sandy Lake and a female passenger were in a westbound pickup when John Langan of Russell struck them. His vehicle rolled and hit Mary Lou Fouillard of St. Lazare before ambulance transport.
RCMP honored former Magistrate Mike Lapka with a plaque after 16 years serving the Town of Russell. He and his wife Verna moved to Winnipeg, leaving the magistrate post and noting the move may not be permanent. He recalled nights spent remanding prisoners and swearing out charges, saying he enjoyed it all even as the era ends.
Parkland Community Futures receives five hundred thousand dollars from the federal government with two hundred thousand for Western Youth Entrepreneurship Program and three hundred thousand to expand existing or start new businesses. Dauphin-Swan River MP Marlene Cowling announced on behalf of Jon Gerrard Liberal government priorities rural Manitoba economic development.
Mor post office fight dominates meeting as Councillor Bill Ransom mocks the idea saying the post office is redundant. Councillor Lonnie Graham notes that fax Internet mail and e mail reduce need for a postal service despite Canada Post association pressure. Royal Bank to close Newdale branch July 19 merging with Shoal Lake. Town of Dauphin goes online with a 40 page site and 18 titles covering government recreation health and culture.
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