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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 27, 2001

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Vandalism Threat Averted On Harrowby Turn

Minnedosa reports a near derailment when vandals inserted a knuckle pin at the Mor tis Industries Crossing. The east bound Harrowby Turn was slowed and halted after a noise, preventing possible bolts failure and derailment. Dr Akude Gletsu to retire in May after 18 years providing care at Yellowhead Medical Clinic in Langenburg. He and wife Carol plan to move to Regina. Manitoba enacts first Offender Debt Collection Program for overdue fines. $26 million owed. Public notice warns of asset seizure for nonpayment.

Minnedosa Arail Harrowby Mortis Industries Claude Beaudry CPR Gletsu Langenburg Langenburg Akude Gletsu Yellowhead Medical Clinic Langenburg Dr.Gletsu Carol Regina

Farm rally urges long term plan for rural economy

MLA Len Derkach and farm leaders pressed to press two level government for a short term crop fix this spring and a sustained long term strategy. The Winnipeg rally on March 14 featured Derkach Jack Penner and Larry McQuire calling for a national food policy linking low food costs with farming investment and environmental care to keep rural communities viable.

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Dance display showcases Waywayseecappo youth heritage

Dusty Longclaws a Grade 10 student from Waywayseecappo wowed K 8 students with traditional dances as Brandon Kingsley and a troupe from the community participated in a week long Building Community bridges event funded by a Manitoba culture and heritage grant. Daylight saving time returns to Manitoba on April 1 at 2:00 AM advancing clocks to 3:00 AM under the Official Time Act last Sunday in October.

Dusty Longclaws Pratt Waywayseecappo Longclaws Brandon Kingsley Manitoba Region of Indian and Northern Affairs Manitoba

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