Chamber members meet with decentralization chairman
Chamber president Gord Sylvester reported on a meeting with Syd Reimer chair of the governments decentralization program and assistant Jack Russell from the Department of Government Services. Attendees from the Chamber and Town of Russell discussed housing for government offices in one civic building, space needs for computer equipment, and local recruitment for any unfilled posts. Plans include information packages about Russell for moving employees, tourism brochures, and coordination with the Town on the decentralization effort.
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Chamber of Commerce
Gord Sylvester
Syd Reimer
Jack Russell
Department of Government Services
Chamber
Town of Russell Council
Certification and Record Branch
Sylvester
Tewas
Russell
Vince Edwards
Denis Boscher
Beef and Bailey
Community Employment Service
Russell Chamber
Boscher
Inter
Town approves By Law 1229 and 1990 tax levies
Town council, in a regular meeting on April 26, passes By Law No 1229 and sets 1990 tax levies. June or July likely before assessments and bills due to new assessment rules. Budget totals rise from last year with street paving and sidewalk plans among top costs.
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Jie Lesmarais Council
Wally Brad
Main Street
Langford
Yellowhead Highway Association
Alberta
Vern Rosnoski
Rosnoski
Russell
Earl Smith
Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corporation
Russell and District Community Centre Inc
Kieper Receives Memorial Trophy At Manitoba Trappers Meet
Bob Kieper and family attended the Manitoba Trapper's Association Convention in Boissevain where he received the James Spence Memorial Trophy on behalf of the Birtle McAuley Local Fur Council, praising trapping's value to the economy and urging rural unity and public education on animal use and regulation.
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Bob
Barbara Kieper
Manitoba Trapper’s Association
Boissevain
James Spence
Birtle‘McAuley Local Fur Council
Trapping
Lee Clark
Brandon Souris
Boissevain Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba
4 H Highway Cleanup Starts May Fifth For Manitoba
More than 3,400 Manitoba H Clubs members are set to join the annual highway cleanup on Saturday May 5 weather permitting. The province pays clubs for each kilometre cleaned up to a $42 000 cap and last year 3 480 members from 182 clubs collected 15 200 bags of garbage. This year plastic soda bottles and aluminum cans will be collected in separate bags for recycling at designated pickup areas.
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Highways and Transportation
Albert Driedger
Manitoba
Driedger
Manitoba Soft Drink Recycling Inc
Dauphin Fire Dept Receives New 500-Gallon Pumper
After months of waiting the Dauphin Fire Department has a new fully operational pumper with a 500 gallon tank. The eight man cab is the second of its kind with a total cost around 185000 dollars including equipment.
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Dauphin Fire Department
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