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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 10, 1994

Page

3

Pizzey’s First Grow Bond Issued in Rural Development Area

The first Grow Bond Issue in Rural Development Minister Len Derkach’s constituency was announced in Russell. The $185,000 issue funds Pizzey Milling and Baking expansion to $335,000, creating four new jobs over six months. Vanguard Credit Union handles bonds with a $1000 minimum. closing date August 1, 1994.

Joan Eliasson Len Derkach Russell Pizzey Milling and Angusville Derkach Sai Derkach Linda Pizzey Russell Inn Park Pizzey the Ven Ture Glen Pizzey’s Glen Pizzey Manitoba Canada Vern Rosnoski Linda Bill Russell M.L.A Ron Clement Wm. Kalyniak

Kindergarten half days proposed at Binscarth school

Pelly Trail School Board met May 2 with trustee Nakonechny absent. In camera items added. Minutes approve April 11. Linaalsaxer of Binscarth advocates returning to half day kindergarten daily citing long days for 4 and 5 year olds. Barb Kostesky questions parental input. Linaalsaxer declines to survey parents first. Major Pratt Outdoor Education trip approved for June 21 23. Class of 84 tour July 30. Janet Johnson request to attend grandmother's 90th birthday approved with full pay deduction. Ron Goertzen resigns as school counsellor effective June 30 1994.

Pelly Trail School Board Nakonechny Linaalsaxer Binscarth Els Pratt Janet Johnson Ron Goertzen

Asessippi Ski Hill Faces Federal Input and Local Rally

Thirty municipalities back the Asessippi Ski Hill project aiming to create jobs boost tourism and strengthen the region's economy. Environmental concerns trigger public hearings as Minister Lloyd Axworthy weighs study results with inputs from Marlene Cowling while SAVED supporters press for funding and regional leaders back the initiative.

Asessippi Ski Hill Promised for Regional Tax Relief

Outline of a proposed Asessippi Ski Hill project offering 28 000 acres of farmland in lieu of taxes to RM of Shellmouth and Shell River. Revenue losses of about 48 000 yearly per RM, displacement of over 100 Shellmouth residents, creation of 76 full and part time jobs plus 50 spin offs and 120 130 construction positions, plus two golf courses two marines two motels irrigation test farms and other facilities. Market studies four independent show positive outlook within a four hour radius 1.1 million people. Ten year economic impact near 18.6 19.1 million local economy with total 28.2 million dollars and 4.2 million in taxes. CIF funding noted with calls to verify CIF 93/94 across Canada. Environmental studies completed for fisheries historical archaeological botanical deer slope stability waste disposal water rights visual impact birds traffic sewer and water. Supported by 30 parties including SAVED Swan River Minitonas Dauphin Brandon and five school divisions. The project was described as feasible.

Shellmouth Shell River Manitoba Inglis Russell

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