Parents Press Budget Cuts For Pelly Trail School Board
Public meeting in Rossburn College on April 2 drew about 200 parents from across the division to protest budget reductions for 1983. Trustees Garnett Cochran and Len Derkach outlined cuts, including Industrial Arts, Home Economics, and Music, with a plan to trim expenses by 132,903 and draw 219,894 from nominal surplus while seeking extra funding from the Education Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelly Trail School
Rossburn Collegue
Pelly Trail
Garnett Cochrane
Cochrane
Len Derkach
Cus Derkach
Derkach
Waywaysee Ceppo
Leonard Derkach
Pelly Trail Scool Board
Garnet Cochrane
Chamber of Commerce meeting endorses farm gate raise plan
The Russell and District Chamber of Commerce held an April meeting at Chicken Corral Restaurant. Resolutions supported boosting farm gate returns, urging the provincial government and national chamber to consider the measure, with unanimous backing from the convention. Other reports covered tourism outreach, Beef and Barley plans, and fair advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sung Russ
Russell and District Chamber of Commerce
Chicken Corral
Chamber
Dave Dunn
Russell Chamber
National Chamber
Pat Boucher
Beaver control resumes near Riding Mountain park
Natural Resources Minister Al Mackling and Environment Canada Minister John Roberts announce a continuation of a three year federal provincial beaver damage control program near Riding Mountain National Park for 1989. The plan funds 80000 annually to cover nuisance dam work and extends a five to twelve mile zone around the park. The program notes beaver populations are at peak densities in the area. Canadian potash producers report February sales of 318 639 tons of potassium oxide, up 28 percent from February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Resources
al Mackling
Environment Canada
John Roberts
Riding Mountain
National Park
North America
Department of Natural Resources
Potash Sales Rise in February Figures From Institute
The Potash and Phosphate Institute reports February sales up 7.5 percent year over year with offshore sales contributing. A disappearance of 450,108 tons occurred in February, marking the first sales improvement in about a year. End of February inventory stood at 1.4 million tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potash and Phosphate Institute
End of an era for Silver Creek council veteran
Adam Chaytor, secretary treasurer of the R M of Silver Creek, retires after 25 years in municipal administration. He steps down April 29, leaving only one longer serving council member, Walter McKay, as his successor.
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R.M. of
Silver Creek
John Katchin
Adam Chaytor
Adam
Walter McKay
Treasure
Council plans to build machine shed in Russell
Judy Rassin reports Russell council met Thursday at 7 00 p m Absent Lynn Spurway Minutes read A long talk on private property fires Water problems and street work discussed Council to pay Fire Board for burning vacant properties only with council approval Sale of Arsini Street lot to Terence Smith Building permit approved for Terrance Smith frame dwelling and carport Upgrades at Water Treatment Plant and other infrastructure items discussed Recreation equipment and lighting changes considered Public notice of groundwater source discussion set for May 11 at 7 00 p m
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Judy Rassin
Counci
Russell Eld
Lynn Spurway
Fire Board
Cox
Eld
Leifersee
Salet
Arsini Street
Terence Smith
Terrance Smith
Wason
Aller
Apace
Ces
Lake of Ue
Siate
Hovey
Counc
Darcy
Marte Pic
Beletesurance Corporatio
UGG
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Judy Run
Kinergarten
Ters
Russell Area
Derach
Russell
Area
Brandon
Churchill
Hassell
North
Manitoba
Dale Brown
Spence Reavie
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