Communities in Bloom Brightens Main Street Gardens Year
Summer like weather spurs town planting along Main Street. The Horticu ltural Society offers planting help, baskets will hang next week, and dirt supplies are available at the Royal Bank lot on Saturday June 8 from 9 am to noon. Donations include 100 dollars from Harold and Jackie Clement and 80 dollars from the Russell Curling Club. Volunteers are urged to water, dead head, and care for the flowers, while a Green Team will be hired to assist.
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Main Street
Ladies of the Horticultural Society
Royal Bank
Harold
Jackie Clement
Russell Curling Club
Russell
Eldon Montgomery
Parkview Boulevard
IGA
Eggleton affair drives Liberal resignations in Ottawa
The Eggleton controversy centers on a $36,500 untendered contract awarded to Maggie Maier, a former flame, amid a broader Liberal struggle. Defense Minister Art Eggleton resigns after Ethics Counsellor Howard Wilson finds conflict of interest, while PM Jean Chrétien defends the party’s actions.
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House of Commons
Ottawa
Art Eggleton
Maggie Maier
One World Communications
Eggleton
Defence Department
CTV
Maier
Canadian Forces
Boudria
Hiss
Government House
Howard Wilson
Defense
Wilson
Manitoba Youth Job Centre Seeks Local Job Orders
The Manitoba Youth Job Centre invites area employers to submit job orders for students. Earn while learning with full-time part-time or casual summer work. Registered youth can gain skills and experience, with MYJC ready to refer eager candidates in Russell and area at 773-3319.
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Manitoba Youth Job Centre
Reg
MYJC
Russell
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