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Russell Banner

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Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 14, 1994

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Russell to have new fire hall

Russell Town Council wins funding approval for a new fire hall costing 225000 under the Federal Provincial infrastructure program. The civic centre plan was trimmed and rejected, with the fire hall approved as the second choice. Drawings are complete and construction can start once the one third provincial federal share arrives. The site south of the community centre on Shell River Lawrence was chosen for quicker access.

Len Derkach Russell Wally Melnyk Shell River Lawrence

Veterans honor D-Day memories in Russell ceremony

Russell and area veterans and residents gathered June 6 for a Memorial Street monument service. Wreaths were laid at the memorial as RCMP red serge members joined aging veterans and Legion Auxiliary members in a quiet tribute to those who died or were wounded on Normandy beaches fifty years ago. Pastor Bill Russell led the memorial service at the Russell and District Community Centre followed by an evening dinner.

Binscorth, Russell Memorial Street Normandy Royal Canadian Mounted Police Legion Auxiliary Russell and District Legion Padre Bill Russell Town of Russell RM of Roblin Review Parkway Co-op Larry Mills

Killarney introduces 18 hole Lakeside Golf Club

The Killarney Lakeside Golf Club opens as an 18 hole course after two years of work transforming a bush clearing into a renowned rural Manitoba course. Jim McCullagh hit the first ball at the official opening as hills and gullies were carved and hundreds of trees planted.

Killarney Jim McCullagh

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