1996 Budget Shifts Large Sums To Social Welfare
The 1996 budget shows social welfare rising from 7137.36 to 18300 and health district costs 7500 for a doctor relocation incentive. Museum plans push costs to 13000, with Pelly Trail School Division seeking 8000 and 5500 for equipment. Debenture payments fall by 12000 and sewer water spending drops 33000, yielding an overall 32000 decrease.
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Russell
Pelly Trail
Volunteers Patrol In Pairs For City Citizens On Patrol
Volunteers patrol in private vehicles for three hours monthly using cellular phones, flashlights, and report forms. Offences are reported to police with no direct contact to suspects. volunteers remain anonymous. Interested residents may call Cst. MacLeod at 773-2105 to join.
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Cst
MacLeod
Citizens On Patrol
Town Council approves Lions housing tax and development steps
Russell Town Council met on June 13 approving six resolutions. They set the 1997 assessment board date, authorized a large payment, extended Doug Clarke's building permit 26-95 to August 31 1996 with lien risk, began subdivision work for Lions Club senior housing, pursued life lease tax exemptions, and signed a 1996 sale agreement for Lots 7 and 8, Block 2 Plan 705 NLTO via Mayor and Administrator.
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Joan Eliasson
Russell Town
Board of Revision
Doug Clarke
Town of
Russell
Clarke
Manitoba Association Inc
Russell and District Lions Club
Life Lease
Manitoba
Minister of
Jack Reimer
Lions Manorite
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