Councillors learn about safe homes and grants
At the March 13 meeting Russell councillors learned about the local Safe Home program run by the Russell Concerned Citizens group. The group assists women and children, offering shelter, counseling, and transport to a Brandon facility, with funding sought from provincial sources.
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Citizens Group
Russell
Brandon
Russel Safe Home
Smith
R M facing high insurance costs in 1986
Rural Municipality of Russell councillors discussed steep liability insurance increases at their March 11 meeting. Alvin Kingdon noted unions and lawyers caution limits on awards, with UMM seeking low rates for September renewals. Russell faces possible premium rise from about 4000 to 40000, as municipalities brace for higher costs.
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Russell
Alvin Kingdon
RLM
Kingdon
Union of Manitoba
Brandon
RMM
UMM
Sémilion
Saskatchewan
Shell
Gordon Bryer
Conrad Ireland
Russell-Binscarth
Planning Board
Bryer
Ireland
Emergency plans urged for Manitoban towns in EMO push
Municipal Advisor Bill Davidson says emergency plans are optional in Manitoba, mandatory in some provinces. Neepawa’s plan aided a September 1984 gasoline spill response, while Russell has none. EMO outlines a local coordinator, council involvement, by laws, testing, and distribution of a final plan to agencies.
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Andrea Long
CSP
Harrowsby
Emergecy Measures Organization
EMO
Western
Bill Davidson
Manitoba
Davidson
Russell
David
Son
Jim Langford
Neewapa
Mel Cham‘vers
Neepawa
McGregor
Austin
Future classrooms on wheels at Pelly Trail School Division
March 10 board meeting discussed mobile classrooms for Home Economics and Industrial Arts. Superintendent Howie Smith noted Tiger Hills and Pembina Valley divisions already share mobile facilities with success. Pelly Trail high students currently bus to Russell for these courses at Major Pratt School, raising bus cost concerns. Reeve John Mitchell of Rossburn RM raised mill rate worries. Smith also reviews student counselling, currently limited to career education. Linda Baker, Pay Trails Language Arts consultant, described her liaison role between the Department of Education and division teachers.
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Elphinstone Collegiate
Pelly Trail
Howie ‘Smith
Andrea Long
Howie Smith
Manitoba
Tiger Hills
Pembina Valley
Smith
Russell
Pratt School
Reeve
Department of Education
Pay Trails
Linda Baker
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Maureen Hemphill
Russell Concerned Citizens Group
Earl Smith
Citizens ‘Group
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Dave Burrows
RCMP
Harold Clement
Burrows
Russell's
Environmental Dust Control Ltd
onMa
Murray Bradshaw
Iris Maurstad
Pelly Trail School Board
Maurstad
Kelsey
R.M
Barley Kings
Dave Chartier
Sioux Valley Dakotas
Stem
Chambers
Staf
Rossburn
John Mitchell
Cockburn