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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 07, 1993

Page

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Russell airport seeks municipal status name change sought

Russell Mayor Bill Russell told Minister Len Derkach that The Russell Flying Club should be renamed The Russell Municipal Airport to reflect public use. Councillor Rosnoski argued the current name implies a private club while the facility serves pilots, government jets, air ambulances and Tremaine Air Service repairs, and is favored for runway length and weather reliability. The council plans to apply to Transport Canada to reclassify and gain increased funding and after dark jet operations.

Joan Eliasson Bill Russell Len Derkach Tremaine Air Service Derkach Council Russell Manitoba Dauphin Brandon Rosnoski Agriculture Charlie Mayer Winnipeg Detkach Reeve Collins Transport Canada

Town and RM Russell council work together on agenda items

Town Council and RM of Russell council discussed shared interests after a signing completion. Reeve Wayne Collins attended part of the meeting to gauge collaboration. Resolutions include paying 30 265.32 from General Account and reducing Delmar Reid’s probation from six to three months. Insurance and fire coverage quotes from Rowat Agencies were approved for 11 625 and 794 respectively. Manitoba Bill 31 prompts municipal audit appointments, though Russell will not tender its accounting audit at this time.

Wayne Collins Delmar Reid Russell Province of Manitoba

Binscarth pool opening noted amid town resolutions

The town records appoint Meyers Norris Penny & Co as auditors for the Town of Russell fiscal year ending December 31, 1993 at a fee of 3700 dollars. Building permits approved include Alan Stanchuk for a move in shed storage valued at 280 dollars and the Russell Agricultural Society for removing a pari mutuel booth. See Community Page 2 for details.

Russell Meyers Norris Penny & Co

Town seeks CP Rail upgrade for Russell line

Town Mayor Russell asks CP Rail to study upgrading the line from Biascath to Russell to heavy steel capable of hauling fully loaded producer cars. The town hosts United Grain Growers and Manitoba Pool elevators and aims to retain them with efficient rail service for growing grain and regional commerce.

Joan Eliasson Russell CP Rail Biascath Russel Manitoba Pool

Russell RIDC urged to push plans for growth

RIDC chair Myra Kilkenny told members last week the Russell Industrial Development Committee failed to achieve much despite many ideas. She urged action to promote business and housing, noting a Toronto couple is considering Russell for housing and a possible new business. Mayor Bill Russell warned of a housing shortage and urged outreach for rental housing. Ron Clement lamented Pat Roy’s absence and noted Rossburn has attracted a business sale and offers, with several homes sold.

Myra Kilkenny Russell Industrial Development Committee Russell Kilkenny Toronto Rossburn Manitoba Pat Roy Rossbum Economic Development Committee Ontario Toronto Sun Aso

Hospital avoids nursing cuts amid budget loss

Russell and District Hospital faced a 95000 reduction but kept all nursing positions intact through management effort and staff cooperation. Two full time nurses were not replaced over two years, and a voluntary leave program ends, restoring regular hours. Support staff faced two full time losses and a half position, with hours reduced in two roles, prompting concerns over meal preparation and in house services.

Russell and District Hospital Aso L.O.A David Silverside

Manitoba Pool Elevators to Con struct New All Steel Elevator

Manitoba Pool Elevators announces a second all steel elevator at La Riviere Manitoba with 4855 tonne capacity as part of a 5.9 million capital budget for 1993/94 Chief Executive Greg Arason said the La Riviere project will cost close to 2 million and the rest funds enhancement of Arborg D elevator storage increased trackage at ten locations and regional season storage facilities for crop protection products and upgrades to the information system.

Manitoba Pool Elevators la Riviere Manitoba Manitoba Pool Greg Arason Arborg Arason

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Russell Council RM of Binscarth RIDC Ron Clement Clement Case Power Killarney Comppany Case Power and Equipment JI Case Canada Red Power and Equipment Ken McCloy Case IH McCloy Inal JI Case Company Ust Flexicoil
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