Newcomers Welcomed At Russell Welcome Reception
The Russell council and chamber of commerce hosted a wine and cheese welcome for new residents. Attendees from towns including Inglis Thompson Montreal Winnipeg Roblin and Merritt met local officials and heard introductions from Mayor Art Kinney and Mort Perrin. Proceeds from an auction benefited the Mentally Retarded Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Chamber of Commerce
Margaret Davidson
Inglis
Earl and
Jane Smith
R.C.M.P
Thompson
Andre Prince
Major Pratt
Montreal
Bruce Goran
Gilbert Plains
Roy and
LaVone Graham
Binscorth
Wilfred and
Margaret Wagner
Russell Auto
Dauphin
Bob and
Sylvia Hyatt
Elphinstone
Rod
Daphne Fallis
Florists
Perrin
Ron Clement
Don Vincent
Banner Bakery
Art Kinney
Chamber
Mort Perrin
Earl Swain
Don Kaus
Joan Rowat
Ernie Las‘aruk
Guy McMurray
Woomers
Bill
Pratt
District Ofark
Winnipegdon
Barry
Carrie Wishart
St. Lazare Veterinary
Lini
Russell and Binsearth
Gary Ledoux
Co-op
Management Seminar at Russell Manitoba
A business management seminar on cashflow will be held at the Russell Inn in Russell Manitoba on Wednesday October 24 1979. The event is organized by the Management Services Division of the Federal Business Bank with the Russell Chamber of Commerce and targeted at 20 to 25 local business people using case method analysis of finances and cash needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Manitoba
Russell Inn
Federal Business Bank
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Canada
Fire prevention message urges caution in Manitoba
A Chamber of Commerce survey in final stages, with the Department of Economic Development guiding a consumer questionnaire, aims to study fire safety in the local trading area. The project, including meetings with businessmen and officials, will mail questionnaires to heads of households starting October 19, and emphasizes fire detectors as a key prevention measure during Fire Prevention Week October 7 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Utom
Department of
Ecunonic Development
Maren
Chamber
Mike Basford
Department of Economic Development
MacMaster
Manitoba grants 25000 to Senior Citizens Job Bureau
The Manitoba government approves a 25000 grant to the Senior Citizens Job Bureau Incorporated announced by Labor and Manpower Minister Ken MacMaster. The grant covers salaries for the co ordinator and secretary for 1979 80, with other bureau posts filled by volunteers. The bureau previously received 1978 79 funding under the federal New Horizons program for startup costs and office space, with salary costs to be funded elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Senior Citizens Job Bureau Incorporated
Ken ‘MacMaster
MacMaster
New Horizons
Pelly Trail Elections See Vacancies and Contests
Papers filed for trustees in Pelly Trail School Division No. 37 spark elections in two wards. Ward 1 sees resigning Stan Jackson with no filling papers, Ward 3 pits Wilma Joyce against Ralph Tibbatts, Ward 5 elects John Mazur by acclamation, Ward 7 sees Tom Lawiws against Leonard Goletz, Ward 9 returns Vince Furman by acclamation. Election day is Wednesday October 24 in Elphinstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelly Trail
Inglis
Stan Jackson
Wilma Joyce
Ralph Tibbatts
John Mazur
Angusville
Rossburn
Tom Lawiwss
Leonard Goletz
Vince Furman
Elphinstone
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Den
Dan
Nancy Ferg
Brandon
Dale
Lesley
Sawchuk
Barber
Winnipeg
Don
Kay Vincent
Roblin
David Allen
United Church
Merritt, B.C
Jean Ward
Merritt
Wayne and
Marilyn
Marion Perrin
Jan Smith
Janice Domarchuk
Corporal Bart Smith
The
Mire
Betty Pash
Binscarth
Russell and District Regional Library
Labor and Manpower
Ken MacMaster
Mr. MacMaster
Russell and District Regional
Senior Citizen Job Bureau
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