Unattended Tots in Cars Pose Heat Danger
Parents warned about heat hazards from leaving children and pets in parked cars. Even with windows open, interior temperatures rise quickly in direct sun, reaching 42 to 45 degrees Celsius within 15 to 45 minutes, risking heat stroke or death. Manitoba summers heighten risk, though no confirmed local death. advice urges never to leave unattended youngsters in vehicles.
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Manitoba
United States
Controversy Over Family Law Bills in Manitoba Legislature
In Manitoba the Tories fix NDP family laws Bill 38 and Bill 39 retaining names and core aims while trimming provisions on asset sharing and enforcement. Critics like Howard Pawley and Alice Steinbart attack dilution of equal sharing principles. Urban sprawl policy and environmental bills also feature, with Mines Minister Brian Ransom proposing plant shutdown powers and MPs debating MPIC governance and transparency.
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Gerry Mercier
NDP
Canada
Tories
Mercier
Alice Steinbart
Coalition On Family Law
Pcs
Ndps
Warner Jorgenson
Morris
Winnipeg
Brian Ransom
Louris Killarney
Sidney Green
Ndp-Inkster
Highways Minnister
Harry Enns
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Ed Schreyer
MPIC
Schreyer
Letter Celebrates Red Cross Campaign Win in Russell Branch
The Russell Branch of the Legion reports exceeding the $1,300 goal with a total canvass of 1423.06 for 1978. A remittance of 1332.50 is acknowledged with thanks and an official receipt enclosed. Congratulations go to Campaign Chairman Harry Stanchuk, canvassers, donors, and all involved in the successful effort.
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Russell
Harry Stanchuk
Russell Branch
The
Legion
Red Cross
Moose Hunt Set On Hecla Island Returns This Year
Renew able Resources and Transportation Services Minister Ken MacMaster announced moose hunting seasons on Hecla Island Provincial Park from September 18 to October 14 and December 4 to 9. Manitoba residents can enter a draw for 250 licences with bowhunters in season one and rifle hunters in season two, plus 10 licences for long-time island residents. Applications due by July 14 to the Department of Renewable Resources and Transportation Services, 1495 St. James Street, Winnipeg. License fee is 16 dollars and forms are available at departmental offices.
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Hecla Island
Rom
Renewable Resources and Transporation Services
Ken MacMaster
Manitoba
Department of Renewable Resources and Transportation Services
St. James Street
Winnipeg
Olden Days highlights from Russell region notices
A chronicle from Russell area records June events across 1908 1918 1928 1938 1948 1958 and 1968. Transactions include A Setter purchasing the Nixon farm and Mullins opening a real estate and insurance office. Builds rise with H Smith Alf Clee and F Matheson Rev Edmison. Frost damaged wheat reseeded in 1918. June 1968 school athletes shine at Russell Central School with top performers named.
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A. Setter
Nixon
Asessippi Trail
D.T. Wilson
Mullins
Banner Office
W.J. Doig
Binscarth
Russell
H. Smith
Alf. Clee
F. Matheson
George Edmison
Russell Central School
Francis Ungin
Donna Norman
Lynn Smith
Wilma Thickett
Joyce Evans
Miles Sidoryk
Ken Smith
Don Ross
Scott Rowat
Calvin Brown
Editorial urges NHL expansion to Canadian cities
The Ontario Society of Aging chief urges acceptance of aging while The Toronto Sunday Sun pushes for NHL expansion to three more Canadian cities and a six man Canadian division. It appeals to Harold Ballard to drop past stupidity and show vision if he has one.
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Toronto Sunday Sun
National Hockey League
Harold Ballard
Toronto Maple Leafs
Russell Council Minutes May 25 1978 Adopts Previous Minutes
Regular meeting of the Russell Council on May 25 1978 at 8 00 p m with Mire Kinney presiding and councilors in attendance. Items approved include last meeting minutes, accounts totaling 18535 44, and permits for Alvin Steinwandt Dennis Patterson and Earl Swain. Rates for four inch sewer and five eighth inch water connections set per street type with adjustments and approvals by the applicant on Provincial Road No 607.
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Council of Russell
Clement—Brown
Alvin Steinwandt
Dennis Patterson
Earl Swain
Ashey
Main Street
Augusta St
Driving Grant To Manitoba Safety Council Approved
Highways and Public Works Minister Harry Enns announced a grant of 98500 to the Manitoba Safety Council to help cover costs of defensive driving courses. The amount matches last year’s, reflecting studies showing graduates have fewer accidents and violations. The council also gets annual funding from Manitoba Public Insurance and a $1 per graduate stipend.
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Manitoba Safety Council
Highways and Public Works
Harry Enns
The
Safety Council
Manitoba Public Insurance Corponation
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Royal Bank
Tim Kippan
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Robertson Bro
Buckingham Palace
Bruce Wallace
the Elks
Bute Garnett
Lucas Pacey
Danny Cross
Marc Cross
Ontario Society of Aging
ST. Mary’s Church
Russell Council
Usney
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