Do-It-Centre Opens In Russell With Langford Leading
Do-It-Centre in Russell officially opened last Thursday after renovations. Mayor Jim Langford cut the ceremonial board as Terry Yates, Murray Cook, and Vivian Cook watched. The store employs nine staff, carries about 500000 in inventory, and is part of a chain operating in Dauphin Grandview Roblin and Brandon since 1971. The three day Grand Opening featured multiple door prizes.
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McMunn and Yates
Russell
Jim Langford
Terry Yates
Dauphin
Murray Cook
Vivian Cook
McMunn
Yates
Grandview
Roblin
Brandon
Russell RM council approves road and utility projects in lead up to July meeting
The council authorized a 1585 payment to the Russell Binscarth Recreation District, approved MTS buried and pedestal cables near Russell, and urged speedy reconstruction of Provincial Road No 478 east of Binscarth. They noted environmental reviews delaying the bridge and road work while confirming PFRA and Community Futures program support, and set a 56 per hour equipment charge for shared RM road work.
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Manitoba Telephone System
RM of
Russell
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Highways and Transportation
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P.R
Driedger
Department
Wildlife, Fisheries and Water Resources
Department of Natural Resources
RM Council
Environment Act
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration Program
Rolly Lefebvre
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Peace River
British Columbia
PFRA
Brandon
Dauphin
Morden
Reeve Collins
Parkland
ACRE
Association For A Clean Rural Environment
Crop Institute of Canada
Manitoba launches five million Business Start loan program
Manitoba Culture Minister Bonnie Mitchelson announced the five year program backed by 5 million dollars to aid new small businesses, prioritizing women and rural entrepreneurs. The plan offers up to 10000 in start up capital with matched cash, plus seminars, loan disbursement through banks and a one percent prime rate, with first year principal deferral. Applicants must be 18, work eligible in Canada, and Manitoba based. More than 1800 inquiries have already been received including Rural and female applicants.
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Manitoba
Culture, Heritage and Recreation
Bonnie Mitchelson
Industry, Trade and Tourism
Jim Ernst
Canada
MTS Cellular expands to Moon Lake site in Manitoba
MTS Cellular turned up a new cell site at Moon Lake Manitoba on June 15 extending service between Brandon and Dauphin along Highway 10. General Manager Pat Newbound notes topography and seasonal foliage affect coverage with estimated site cost around 750000 dollars and plans for further 1991 1992 expansion in the Yellowhead region.
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Lake of the Woods
Manitoba
Virden
Kenora
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Russell
Newbound
Winnipegosis
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Sask Tel
Whitewood
SaskTel
Yellowhead
Roblin
CellNet Canada
Canada
North America
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