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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 05, 1986

Page

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Chamber Warns on Stubble Burning and Western Influence

Russell Chamber members discussed stubble burning warnings with Penner urging organic cover to prevent erosion. Officials noted potential provincial legislation banning burning, highlighted fallow land, and promoted alternating crops. Earl Smith spoke on community concerns, while Beef & Barley events and Santa Claus Day were announced. A Western MPs caucus aims to unite western Canada amid agricultural and energy stresses.

Tie Manitoba Provincal Penner Russel Earl Smith Stadent Council Amber Spence Reavie Concerned Citizens Committee Smith Russell Chamber Doug MacIsaac Gary Farrel Russell Chamber Dale Brown Anite

ATVs and Child Safety Draw Manitoba Concern

Doctors studying six years of hospital data report 39 child deaths in off-road vehicle crashes. They urge banning ATV use by children under a certain age, while consumer groups push for prominent safety warnings and rider training programs across Manitoba. Authorities weigh new off-road vehicle laws for safer riding.

Andrea Long Manitoba Consumers ‘Association of Canada CAC Winnipeg Aft Canada All Terrain Vehicle Distributors Counil CATV Bob Ramsay Terial Phil DeLong Roblin Russell Kim la DeLong Ramsay Sher John Plohman Plohman

Angusville Post Office Celebrates 100th Anniversary

The Angusville Post Office marked its centennial with honors. Canada Post Field Service Manager Alan Schick presented a plaque to Angusville Postmaster Mary-Ann Chuchmuch, as former Postmaster Mike Katchen and other dignitaries attended the October 31 event.

Angusville Canada Post Brandon Alan Schick Mary-Ann Chuchmuch Mike Katchen Cele

Russell CSP Plant Names New Manager

Russell CSP plant welcomes Stuart Braun as its new manager succeeding leadership from the Altona CSP plant where he served a refinery manager role for five years. Braun, raised in Phan Coulee and Mordon Manitoba, shares a family with wife Baty and two children Lincoln and Laurel. They plan to curl this winter and golf in spring.

CSP Foods Russe Stuart Braun Braun Altona CSP Phan Coulee Mordon Manitoba Baty Lincoln Laurel Brauns

Do you need flu vaccine this season

The article urges vaccination for flu as peak season arrives. It notes most recover within a week but warns some may face danger, especially those with asthma or respiratory issues. Adults and children over six should be vaccinated yearly, as immunity wanes within the year.

Russell Roblin Grandview work on 1988 Games bid

Russell Roblin Grandview teams plan to bid to host the 1988 Manitoba Summer Games. Russell town officials say a joint bid with Roblin and Grandview would showcase facilities and attract 1500 to 1800 athletes. Provincial staff will announce events by November 1 with bids due December 6, while volunteers from Russell and nearby towns prepare for possible hosting duties.

Russell-Roblin Grandview Andrea Long Russel Russell Rts Roblin Grandfew Vern Rosook Russel Granview Russell-Binscorth Recreation Board Merril Kiliwnik Beausejour-Pinawa Souris Portage la Prairie Kiliwnik Kliwnik Theovernment Manitoba

Second Man- Sask drainage route examined

A meeting at Russell on October 27 gathered Saskatchewan and Manitoba farmers owning land in Russell and Tang enburg to discuss drainage plans. An engineer estimated the first route would cost 30 000 to 900 000 dollars due to rail and road crossings, making it unfeasible. An alternate route, about seven miles south, would drain into a creek feeding the Assiniboine River and may be cheaper. Officials could not agree on next steps.

Water Resources Saskatchewan Manitoba Assiniboine

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