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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1981
Page
1
The article notes potential removal of a hydro hazard to prevent mishaps near an oilseed crushing facility at Harrowby. Increased CSP demand boosts activity, with lines placed at a safe distance to mitigate mental hazard and aviation concerns.
Police chased a vehicle for about 11 miles at 113 kilometers per hour with passengers aboard. No injuries were reported.
The Manitoba government approved grants totalling 19328 for four communities to assist centennial projects. Grants were 2908 to Rural Manit, 1578 to MacGregor, and 3424 to Russell, each set at two dollars per capita based on Statistics Canada figures.
Lo cation General Manager announces a new CSP Foods project at the Altona plant. The company cites a capital budget totaling $19.4 million for two years, with about $8 million allocated to the Altona facility. The earlier plan included a $164 million budget for 1961 and 1982.
The Manitoba Association of School Trustees held its annual conference March 20 2 in Winnipeg. At the Pelly Trail School Board meeting on March 3 acting Chairman Marcel Sheeshika opened the session at 1 20 p m with all trustees present except Len Derkach and Jim Cote.
Manitoba Finance Minister Jim Downey announced higher provincial grants for rural veterinary clinics. Grants rise for clinics with one or two veterinarians from 10 000 to 12 500, with adjustments for larger clinics. Total funding includes 60.5 million in provincial and school taxes. new regulation under the Veterinary Services Act expands capital and staff support.
The PFRA report for the federal drought task force shows Alberta and Saskatchewan facing below normal spring runoff and possible late summer surface water shortages. Large Alberta mountain reservoirs remain normal due to early snowmelt, but prairie streams and southwest irrigation reservoirs run below normal. Urban centres over 2000 people in Alberta and Manitoba currently have adequate supplies, though several towns face possible later runoff issues depending on Willow Creek and Little Bow River. Hydroelectric power is not expected to be disrupted.
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