Town to crack down on dogs by bylaw changes
Russell council tightens dog control enforcing restraint licensing and vaccination under the Animal Husbandry Act. Geordie Daneliuk approved as dog catcher to ensure compliance. Dogs must be confined or leashed, vaccinated, and licensed. violations lead to three days in the pound or transfer to the clinic for sale or destruction. Fees include 25 dollars for first visit plus three dollars daily, rising to fifty for a second visit and higher if multiple visits. other bylaw provisions limit dogs to three per household, ban dogs on school property, and prohibit barking.
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Joan Eliasson Russell
Geordie Daneliuk
Daneliuk
Russell and District
Justice of the Peace
Telemarketing fraud hits Binscarth resident
A Binscarth resident narrowly avoided a $900 loss to a Quebec telemarketing scheme. A bank alert stopped a $167 prepayment for cleaning products from New Age International, with an unauthorized debit later tied to the same company. Russell RCMP referred the case to the Ontario Provincial Police International Investigating Agency in Thunder Bay for telemarketing fraud.
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Joan Eliasson
Quebec
Swift
Binscarth
New Age International
Sgt. Petry
Petry
Russell Rcmp
International
Ontario
Thunder Bay
Russell Budget Look at Recreation and Cultural Services
Last week examined town funds for Russell Recreation and Cultural Services. Recreation Commission and administration ran $129.82 over budget of $500, now expected to cost $1000 in 1995. Community Centres and Halls spent $6,870.83 in 1994 with $13,000 budgeted for this year.
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Joan Eliasson
Russell Town
Recreation Commission
Health Canada smoking survey shows declines among young adults
Cycle 4 of Health Canada’s Smoking in Canada survey finds overall smoking prevalence at 27.4 percent among Canadians 15 plus, down from 30.5 percent in Cycle 1. Rates for ages 20-24 fell from 40 to 34 percent, with a larger drop among women. Daily smokers average 17.7 cigarettes, down from 18.8. Health Minister Diane Marleau also announces June 14, 1995, start of child resistant lighter regulations to reduce injuries in children under five.
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Health Canada
Canada
Diane Marleau
Madame Marleau
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