Plans for Russell education hub eyed at Industrial Development
Doug MacIsaac outlined a possible proposal to make Russell a center for post secondary education focusing on continuing education. Major Langford reported on Highway Department hearing status concerning the Main Street project with cautious optimism for a favorable outcome and possible spring completion. The Welcome Wagon and Beet and Bailey committees advanced local events, new signage for the bull monument, street closures for Beef and Barley Days, and Be rd employment service updates.
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Doug MacIsaac
Russell
Jim Langford
Yellowhead Highway
Dauphin-Swan River
Brian White
Department of Transport
CP Ral
Langford
Saskatoon
Department of Highways
Sharon Cuff
Cuff
Denis Boscher
Beet and Bailey Committee
Beef and Bailey
Boscher
Highway No. 16
Main Street
Waywayseecappo
Main
Terry Mohr
Roblin
Labatt’s
Annette Dreilich
Community Employment Service
Dreilich
Theft reports from Russell RCMP Detachment Sept
Police logs detail six thefts and related incidents in Russell and St Lazare from Sept 1 to Sept 27. Incidents include an intoxicated person detained, abandoned vehicle recovered, missing Hereford heifer, yard theft, window damage, dual Manitoba plates vehicle seizure, home siding damage, a 1961 Chevrolet Malibu theft tied to Kenora, child abuse case, intoxicated female incident, bicycle and coat thefts at Russell locations, VCR stolen from Gambler Reserve, masked trespass near Russell Laundry, shoplifting charges for Angusville residents, and a gas theft from an Inglis storage tank. Investigation ongoing in several cases.
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Joe Desmarais
Pat O'Brien
Russell Rcmp
Main Street
Russell
Saskatchewan
RCMP
Highway 45
British Columbia
Highway No. 16
St. Lazare
Manitoba
Binscorth School
Child and Family Service
Russell Inn
Gambler Indian Reserve
Fice
Angusville
Soan
Inglis
Farmers press for 1.1 billion aid to ease 1980 cash strain
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool and the provincial government push Ottawa to restore the cash-advance program with interest-free loans for the 1980 crop year. Prairie wheat pools estimate Western Canada needs about 1.1 billion in government aid to offset low grain prices from the US EC trade war, with Saskatchewan requesting 550 million and Manitoba and Alberta sharing the rest. Dauphin Swan River MP Brian White urges Mazankowski to waive interest on advances as surpluses loom and market prices stay weak.
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Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Saskatchewan
Grant Devine
Ottawa
Canadian Wheat Board
Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association
Strath
Western Canada
United States
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan Grain Co-Op
Dauphin-Swan River
Brian White
Don Mazankowski
White
Town council considers computer system for town office
Council discussed installing a computerized office system while three staff remain. They aim to implement before Wally Brad retires in July 1992 and will seek options on the computer setup. The meeting approved minutes, bills, financial statement, with next session set for Oct 13.
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RM Council
Council
Wally Brad
Wally Melnyk
Brad
Cheryl Pushka
Canada Post hours review sparks theory of 120 job effects
Garagan says the review of Canadian Post hours is routine and not a new change though it has become public. Allan Hunter cites 120 potential job impacts from reduced or shifted hours, with part-timers likely affected. He adds the situation remains unclear as talks with the union continue and no complete picture exists yet.
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Garagan
Allan Hunter
Canadian Postmasters and Assistants Association
Manitoba
Canada Post Corporation
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Pratt School
Manitoba Hydro
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Stows
Bie Saeiw
Madsai
Lampargnansnan
Ron Clemental
Connie Keast
Marlene Liske
Anna
Scott
Consumer Information Office
Canada
GST
Canadii