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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 13, 1981

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Hire A Student Program Opens In Russell

The Hire A Student program began last week with Cindy Berg organizing in the Community Employment Office on Westbourne Ave Russell. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce the program runs until July 31 and will connect high school and university students with potential employers while offering resume writing and interview workshops. It welcomes anyone sixteen or older enrolled in secondary or post secondary school and includes full time or casual work from lawn care to farm and construction jobs with an Odd Jobs Squad for under sixteen applicants.

Cindy Berg Westbourne Ave Russell Chamber of Commerce Cindy

Take a Good Look Manitoba at the Fair Grandstand Shows

On Saturday afternoon June 20 the Manitoba production Take a Good Look Manitoba will be presented in two 40 minute grandstand shows. The upbeat musical comedy features Barry and Kent Forman of Rivers as fiddlers and Jerry Pacquin of Winnipeg as lead singer with Ron Holderson also of Winnipeg leading the back up band. Eight young singers and dancers join the ensemble along with a dynamic group of musicians. Girls with prior Treble Teens training from Steinbach share in the performances. The Centen­nial Committee plans to sign more contracts to complete the grandstand program.

Manitoba Jerry Pacquin Winnipeg Ron Holderson Steinbach

Potash firm given 60 days to sign pact

A US owned mining firm gains 60 extra days to seal a potash mine deal near St. Lazare with Manitoba to explore on 20 000 acres. IMC expects a 1984 start with potential 5000 jobs and ore handling of one million tonnes yearly as drilling continues.

A. US St. Lazare Don Craik International Minerals and Chemical Corp. (Canada) Ltd Ermit Craik IMC Winnipeg Free Press Brandon

Symphony Horticulturists Attend Spring Pot Luck Supper

Horticulturists enjoyed a spring Pot Luck Supper at St. Joseph's Lower Hall on Sunday April 26 with about 75 to 80 attendees. Guests viewed slide presentations after supper, admired African Violet plants brought by the RAVE group, and participated in plant exchanges and sales. Pete Peters, introduced as guest, contributed a blessing and a versatile performance blending poetry and photography.

Pete Peters Russell Lila Bily Pete Neepawa

Day Care Deal With Russell Masonic Lodge Questioned

Walter J. Wolfe, Worshipful Master of Russell Masonic Lodge 62, defends past rent arrangements with the Russell Day Care School. He notes cooperation since 1976, the shift to higher hourly use, and a desire to continue support while seeking better quarters if available.

Russell Masonic Lodge Joel McGrath Russell Day Care School Masonic Lodge Harmony Board of Russell Day Care Temple Walter J. Wolfe

CTC approves Rossburn subdivision changes linking CPR main line

The Canadian Transport Commission approves alterations to CNs Rossburn line, linking Russell western terminus to CPR branch and creating a 2.1 mile eastern connection to the Minnedosa to Bredenbury main line. CN would abandon the Rossburn junction. projected cost about 1.029 million dollars in 1980.

Canadian Transport Commission CNR Rossburn Canadian Pacific Russell CPR Binsearth Neepawa CTC John Kimpinski Manitoba Paul Thirston Ed Donahue The Transport Commission

Russell Inn to expand with new north wing

The Russell Motor Inn will add a 6,000 sq ft detached north wing increasing capacity by eighteen units to 33 rooms. Manager Joe Laxdal says the expansion will help reduce turnaways and provide a two year boost amid the CSP oilseed crushing facility build. Construction by Radford, New Era Plumbing, Dee's Electric, with Tyndal stone by Frank Salavien, aims for completion before Beef and Barley weekend.

Russell Motor Inn Russell Inn Joe Laxdal Radford

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Province of Hire-A-Studer Flice Barry Kent Forman Rivers Fair Centennial Committee Prairie Potash Company Inco Ltd Prairie Potash Graeme Percy John Nightingale Sterling Lyon Officrs Sec Reggies California Russell Pool Larry Grain Burgess Tyndal Frank Salavien Laxdal
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