Russell 12-year-olds win Manitoba Pee Wee Provincial B title
Russell minor pee wee team remained undefeated through round robin and playoffs in Pine Falls to capture the provincial B championship. David Reagh led scoring with 3 goals and an assist in the final, while Jason Mushumanski and Jeremy Smith added key goals and assists as Russell defeated Beausejour and Stonewall en route to the gold.
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Roy Reagh
Alwyn Derkatch
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Pee Wee
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Russell
Beausejour
Our Boys
David Reagh
Robbie Arran
Jason Mushumanski
Kevin Hiller
Nolan Miller
Kevin Bradshaw
Pine View
Jeremy Smith
Darren Gooda
Philip Deschambault
Tom Derkatch
Stonewall
Ian Chipelski
Recreation news seeks community groups in Russell and Binscarth
A new district recreation staffer writes that they have worked a few weeks, met with local groups, and seek to reach more residents in Russell and Binscarth. They invite clubs to contact for clinics and workshops, noting summer planning and a planned permanent office in Binscarth.
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National Wildlife Week theme and events for 1967
National Wildlife Week runs April 5 to 11 with limb by limb events across Manitoba. Natural Resources Minister Leonard Harapiak invites Manitobans to celebrate Manitoba's wildlife heritage and marks the 100th anniversary of wildlife conservation in Canada since Sir John A. MacDonald established the first migratory bird sanctuary in 1887. Activities include poster and prose contests for grades 3 to 8 with prizes such as a 35 mm camera from Black Photo Corporation and wildlife books for runners up. Displays will be held at St Vital Centre Portage la Prairie Mall Dauphin Shoppers Mall and Brandon Shoppers Mall and Jack Miner is honored in National Wildlife Week observances.
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National Wildlife Week
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Subdivision fees rise effective April 1 in Manitoba
Municipal Affairs Minister John Bucklaschuk announced a new fee schedule for land subdivision applications. Each subdivision application will cost 100 dollars, and 100 dollars per created lot, up from 50 dollars. The province expects to recover about 50 percent of subdivision processing costs, up from 28 percent, with total processing costs pegged at roughly 700 thousand dollars for 1986 87.
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John Bucklaschuk
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