Grand opening of Sask Wheat Pool Elevator MacNutt
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool opened a 106000 bushel elevator at MacNutt on June 18 1982 with 3 pm events through a dance at 10 pm The facility features a 55000 bushel annex a drive shed receiving scale dust system and truck hoist The first loads were hauled by local residents and speeches were given by MacNutt officials and the mayor The project cost about 850000 and aims to add a computer in November 1982 Attendees included the MacNutt Wheat Pool committee and prize winners at the social hour and banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Russin
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
MacNutt
John MacDonald
Harry Schmidt
Emil Slager
Gilbert Andrews
Tim Welch
Dan Dutchak
Dan
Zabe Schneider
Borhood
Berg
Manitoba
Shell River
Swan River
Lorne Frieser
Bowsman
Farm writers tour CSP Foods at Harrowby in Manitoba
Manitoba Farm Writers and Broadcasters toured the North West Region from June 15 visiting CSP Foods Harrowby new Canola plant designed to serve Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Up to 90 jobs. staff start July 5 with 48 weeks training. They also toured Swan River Fisher farms Ethelbert Podolsky Apiaries Duck Mountain Grassland Project and more, planning another visit this fall possibly without Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gung Rass
Manitoba Farm Writers and Broadcasters
North West
Egon
Csplant
Harrowby
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Herb Schafer
Russell Agriculture
Otto Penner
Russel
CSP
Russell
Chicken Corral
Russell Chamber of Commeree
Russell Beet and Barley
Ethelbert
Podolsky
Ed Podolsky
Canaa
Duck Mountain
Winnipeg
Rod Fisher
Dauphin
Fisher's
Out ‘Hey
Viewers choose new advertiser supported cable services
WOR New York will drop satellite service in late June. Westman Media Cooperative Ltd will offer a two week Cable Health Network trial through July 15 followed by two weeks of the U S A Cable Network. Viewers will vote in late July to decide which service remains. CKND signals are planned to start in late August across seventeen of twenty communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wornew York
Westman Media Cooperative Ltd
Westman
WOR
Cavie Couonies
U.S
U.S.A
CKND
Manitba
Chad
CKND Extends Western Manitoba Service This Fall
CKND advances to phase two of its Western Manitoba extension with tower move and transmitter building completion. The fully solid state transmitter, built by Larcan of Canada Ltd, costs exceed 1.3 million dollars and delivers 100,000 watts ERP, reaching 75 miles radius from Dauphin to Brandon. The 28 by 25 foot waterproof building by Hoffman Brothers Construction Ltd cost about 110,000 dollars. Total Western extension exceeds 1.8 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CKND
Manitoba
Larcan of Canada Ltd
Dauphin
Brandon
Hoffman Brothers Construction Ltd
Minneola
Russell Fair and Race Meet Sets Attendance and Prize Records
The 101st Russell Fair and Race Meet drew 2233 on Saturday and 1667 on Sunday for a total of 3900 attendees. Highlights included a parade led by Wes MacLeod, a demolition derby with 13 cars and a $900 prize, and pari mutuel betting reaching a record $36,968. Friday’s events featured horse racing with top finishers in each heat and a track record of 2:07 4/5 set by an unnamed horse. Exhibits totaled about 320 entries with Helen Cowan leading with 41 entries. cattle shows included Hereford and Charolais classes with listed champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Russia
Saturn
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Wes MacLeod
Langenburg
Royal Bank
Cox's
IGA
Russell Lions
Parkland Game Farm
Kirk ‘Vincent
Russell Chamber of ‘Commerce
Ast
Russell Redi
Lucas Kostesky
Gilli Fouillard
Newra Plumbing & Heating
Russell Inn
Scott Johnson
Wolfgang Densing
Rick Zinkien
Swan River
Rick Gorluk
Dan Winnell
Tom Magnowski
Russell
BHS Custom
Tim Zentner
Cheryl Collins
Cliff Davidson
Paprika
Valerie Sarat
Gladstone
Enjuto
James A. Wallace
Dauphin
Late Flite
A. Weidenhamer
Deloraine
Count Noel
M.E. ‘Chambers
Wawanesa
Bear Honey
Elton Dickey
Miami
Manitoba
Judy’s Revenge
Millard S. Williams
Bottineau
North Dakota
Justa Grattan
Ron
Morley Cullen
Glenboro
Lee Bars Duster
Peter Spence
Waskada
Dukes Dusty Cash
D. Riehl
Carman
Brother Gil
Stargaret Martin
Don ‘Anness
Emo
Ont
Winnipeg
Dan and
John Goran
Don Anness
Great Roots
Leon Rey
St. Claude
L.D. Pence
Refer ‘Spence
Trish Chaney
Con I ‘Ness
Helen Cowan
McAuley
E & W Dunn
Russell Reserve
Rod Wagner
Ebenezer
Sask
Janice Wagner
Sasks
Hire A Student Week Set For Manitoba June 28 to July 3
Labour and Manpower Minister Vic Schroeder announced Hire A Student Week from June 28 through July 3 in Manitoba. The program runs 42 Hire A Student Centres across rural communities to link students with employers, offering job referrals, workshops, and information on government programs. About 6 000 students are expected to be placed in full and part time roles this summer, with flexible durations from hours to the entire season. Employers can also access the Career Internship Program offering wage subsidies. Over 2 000 positions have already been approved, and eligibility was expanded to help more businesses with fewer than 50 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour and Manpower
Vic Schroeder
Manitoba
Schroeder
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Lorrie Popp
Franklin Becker
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George F. Schappert
William F. Geebel
Edwin Andres
Thomas R. Bauereiss
John Adams
Mary ‘Chornawka
Ed Pereluk
Mary Calanchie
E. Ollinger
B.C
CSP Foods
Ray Cutt
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