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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 25, 1994

Page

2

Taxpayers debate arena smoking bylaw action

Ernie Lazaruk questions arena donations and rejection. Councillor Rosnoski notes smokers threaten returning for Beef and Bailey events. Reeve Collins calls for a referendum as taxpayers subsidize the arena. By law enforcement delayed unanimously pending council input. Russell and District Community Centre Board backs renter choice on smoking and seeks clarifications before readings. The board asks Town Councillor Steske to raise renters concerns at next council meeting.

Ernie Lazaruk Rosnoski Beef and Bailey Reeve Collins Steske Russell and District Community Centre Reading

Horticultural trail opens at Skinner's Nursery near Inglis

The Frank Skinner Arboretum Trail opened October 17 at the Skinner Nursery near Inglis. Rural Development Minister Len Derkach announced a 22400 grant from Manitoba Sustainable Development Innovations Fund to support the self-guiding trail and pamphlet. The site, dating to 1912, showcases over 100 species and woodlot demonstrations.

Frank Leith Skinner Inglis Len Derkach Sustainable Development Innovations Fund Frank Skinner Skinner

Russell celebrates 24 new businesses during Small Business Week

Russell marks Small Business Week October 24 to 29 by acknowledging 24 new firms and 75 new jobs. RIDC funds placemats listing each business and regional economic impact. An October 26 evening program will feature a Parade of Local Entrepreneurs and reveal RIDC restructuring to boost seed capital and investor pooling. A Labour Market Training Project presentation supports skills for business development.

Russell RIDC Russell Industrial Development Committee Russellan Volunteer Development Board Labour Market Training Project

Major Players In Rural Lifestyles Ag Societies

Manitoba relies on over 15,000 members across six percent of agricultural societies funded by lottery and gaming revenue from the Manitoba Department of Agriculture. Grants totalled over $372,000 this year to support fairs with cattle, horses, crops, horticulture, and home living skills, plus 4H and youth activities. MAAS President Clayton Cox notes fair evaluation efforts to boost participation with events like kids baseball and pancake breakfasts to draw families to the grounds. He highlights parades, schoolwork displays, and Ladies’ handicraft shows, and praises 4H as the backbone of rural communities. The list of funded societies includes Turtle Mountain, Deloraine, Killarney, Souris/Glenwood, Rivers, Virden, Minnedosa, Neepawa, Roblin and many others, with the Brandon Provincial Exhibition also receiving lottery support.

Manitoba Manitoba Department of Agriculture Clayton Cox Manitoba Association of Agricultural Societies MAAS Mr. Cox Turtle Mountain Issevain Deloraine Killarney E.d.arthur Melita Pelican Lake Ninette Souris Glenwood Elkhorn Harding Oak Lake Pipestone Albert Reston Rivers Virden Glenboro Carberry Gladstone Kelwood North Norfolk/MacGregor Minnedosa Beautiful Plains Neepawa Plumas/Landsdowne Rapid City McCreary Birtle Foxwarren Hamiota Oak River Shoal Lake Strathclair Roblin Brandon

Curling World 1999 Brings Brandon Economic Boost

Brandon prepares to host the 1999 World Curling championships in April with 12,000 spectators over ten days. Organizers plan with seven towns and CFB Shilo for visitor accommodations and shuttle service to the Keystone Centre. The event, backed by an $80,000 lottery grant and other Keystone Centre funding, is expected to lift provincial economy by 30 to 45 million dollars and promote Manitoba as a tourism and trade destination.

Brandon Wheat City Brandon World '95 Inc CFB Shilo Virden Boissevain Souris Carberry Portage la Prairie Neepawa Minnedosa Keystone Centre Reeby Coutts Brandon World ‘95 Manitoba

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Elias Norm Yarich Sgt Bruce Petry Mason Jardine Alan Fisher Grandview Ethelbert Pat Kemnthorne Dauphin Swan River Skinner’s Nursery Trail Canada Derkach The Roblin Soil Conservation Association Assiniboine Birdtail Soil Ter Conservation Association Manitoba Agriculture, Manitoba Natural Resources Manitoba Forestry Association Horticulture Industry Ag Societies Wayne Moore MacGregor Winnipeg
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