Russell Firemen Manitoba Champions Rodeo Triumph
Russell Fire Department wins Manitoba Firemen's Rodeo overall title at Virden with two ladder and air mask victories. Contest draws entrants from Manitoba Saskatchewan and North Dakota totaling 39 entries. Bottineau and Dauphin also place. Also notes a enforcement report on elk moose licence draw violations reducing from 112 to 43 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virden Kinsmen Club
Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
North Dakota
Brandon
Shilo
Dauphin
Estevan
Sasi
Bottineau
Casselman
Russell
Hank Smith
Harold Schrader
Steinbach
Russell Boys
Department of Renewable Resources and Transportation Services
Western Region
Elf
Russell hosts one day seminar on term loan analysis
A one day small business management seminar on Financial Analysis and Term Loan Analysis is scheduled for September 27 1978 at Russell Inn Motor Hotel. The event, organized by the Federal Business Development Bank Management Services and sponsored by the Russell Chamber of Commerce, targets owner managers of small and medium sized firms. It covers evaluating company performance, planning, preparing term loan applications, and uses a case study with ratio and working capital analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Business Development Bank
Russell Inn Motor Hotel
Russell Chamber of Commerce
FBDB
Canada
Kinettes Campaign for Arthritis Society Funds
Kinettes of Russell will canvass to support The Arthritis Society starting September 25. The campaign aims to boost accelerated research and manpower development to find cures for arthritis, with the public urged to give generously when canvassers call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinettes of
Russell
Arthritis Society
1978 Migratory Birds Regulations Announced Prairie Provinces
The Canadian Wildlife Service announced changes to bag and possession limits across the Prairie provinces. Alberta lowers duck limits to four bagged and eight possessed, Manitoba raises for geese to eight bagged and 16 possessed, with restrictions on canvasback and redhead. Saskatchewan keeps most limits but increases Ross and snow geese daily allowances after October 16, and coot limits rise to 10 daily and 20 possessed. Season dates shift slightly and a $3.50 migratory game bird hunting permit is required for all non Inuit/Indians. Post offices will distribute posters and regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
Canadian Wildlife Service
Canada
Alberta
Manitoba
Hunter
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Sandhill
Prairiev
Portage Leader Publisher Elected CCNA President
Ian A. MacKenzie publisher of the Portage Leader Portage la Prairie was elected president of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association in Vancouver He succeeds Lyn Lashbrook of Rodney Ontario as the 59th president of the 600 member association MacKenzie age 64 also publishes The Daily Graphic and The MacGregor Herald along with The Portage Leader He has held multiple roles in journalism and community affairs and emphasizes Canadian unity as CCNA propels better readership surveys and off set printing advances for weekly papers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian A. MacKenzie
Portage Leader
Portage la Prairie
Canadian Community Newspapers Association
Vancouver
MacKenzie
Lyn Lashbrook
Rodney
Ontario
J.C. R. ‘McKnight
Tillsonburg
James Shantz
Langley
B.C
MacGregor Herald
Daily Graphic
Manitoba
Thunder Bay
Vooni Press Led
Vopmi Press Publications
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Manitoba Great Western
Yellowhead Interprovincial Highway Association
Lions Prairie Manor Care Hostel
Manitoba Horse Racing Commission
Yellowhead
National Post
CCNA
Canada
Carlton Show Band to Play Here at Memorial Arena
Brampton Ontario based Carlton Show Band led by Chris O Toole from Wicklow Ireland brings Irish country humor and dance to Memorial Arena on Wednesday October 4. Advance tickets four dollars, at the door five dollars. show features dancing hand clapping and singalong Irish songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
Chris O'Toole
County Wicklow
Ireland
Chris
Brampton
Ontario
Eilleen
Carlton Show
Jackman’s. Insurance Office
Memorial Arena
National president for Kinsmen elected in Canada
Regina Saskatchewan reports Leonard Simms 84 of Grand Falls Newfoundland and Labrador elected the 58th National President of the Association of Kinsmen Clubs at the annual convention. The 18 000 member youth service group operates in 600 Canadian communities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan
Leonard Simms
Grand Fells
Mld
Association of Kinsmen Clube
Simms
Don Masterson
Blackstock
Ontario
Kinsmen
Eminent
Newfoundland and Labrador
Grand Falls
Masonic Order
Sahdra
Kinette
Jacqueling
Douglas
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Russell Firemen
Terry Stonehouse
Walter Schwaluk
Tom Magnowski
Len Davidson
Pat Hicks
Albert Outhwaite
Jim Christianson
Reggies
Trudeau
Portage
C.J. Clark
Carleton
C.T.V
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