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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 15, 1990
Page
3
Binscorth area residents from Regina Thunder Bay and Brandon visit families in Morton Doreen Orr the McDonalds Dreilich and more. The piece also covers church events UCW meetings a forthcoming shower and community notices plus golf and activity center reports with upcoming events and local club news.
The Village of Binscarth council met with Mayor Brown and all councillors. Items included Cable TV bid rejection by CRC, new Manitoba telephone area by 1991, upgrades to Inter City gas lines, road widening work, and garbage dump expansion. Building permits issued. sidewalk and concrete concerns on Russell Street. CPR property traffic worries. dog issue noted as nine stray dogs in the village.
The NW Marquette Festival committee outlines goals for broader involvement and thanks the 88-90 Birtle Executive for their two year efforts. They discuss adjudicators for Fanana Spring Sessions 9091, facility bookings, and upcoming meetings, while detailing village maintenance, water issues, finances, and local administration.
Silverton amy and a Winnipeg summerman with Earl and Edith Ross and Coulter relatives travel to Ottawa for Viola Coulter’s niece Janie’s wedding with Janie in the wedding party. Clarence Klimack hosts Thompson gathering at his home Friday. Penner and Gompf families from Oak Lake and Brandon visit Otto and Marlene Penner and attend a Rossburn Dinner Theatre. Murray Cochrane of Winnipeg visits Jim and Barb Cochrane, while David Coulter spends the weekend in Winnipeg with his mother Emily Coulter.
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