Russell Town Council Sets Tax Matters and Appointments
Town of Russell council discussed assessment adjustments for Russell Credit Union properties and taxes on various parcels. They considered forwarding tax demands for a sold parcel to Frank Salavich and reviewed a population/clinic facility inquiry from Dr G Drew of South Africa. Council adjourned with next meeting set for September 22 at 1:00 pm.
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Dale Scot
Russell Credit ‘Union
Frank Salavich
Cornel Willok
Dr. G. Drew
South Africa
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Counel
Russell
Senator Hazen Advises Wheat Acreage Cut Ignored
The federal minister in charge of the Canadian Wheat Board urged Western farmers to reduce wheat acreage by ten percent. Farmers ignored the guidance and now expect a crop near last year's all time record, undermining top level expectations.
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Hazen ‘Argue
Canadian ‘Wheat Board
Shower attendees and visits noted in Shellmouth region
Endcliffe Lena Sudbury Anita Zimmer Connie Zimmer Dolores Gallant and Eleanor Zimmer attended Sindy Koch’s shower at Shellmouth on Sept 3. Mr and Mrs George Ricker of Roblin visited Bil and Betty Wiseman on Saturday. Harvey and Ina Eckert hosted visitors George and Eva Halarvich and Grant of Togo. Ann Oucharek of Ma Falkevitch and Tony visited Charlie and Helen Ross of MacNutt on Monday. Get well wishes to Susan Sudbury in Russell hospital for a week. Joanne Boulet Chantal and Regan of Winnipeg visiting Cyril and Lena Sudbury Jen and Velda Wagner and family. Arnold and Lily Marshall took Allen to Winnipeg Monday then plane home to Ottawa after a week with harvest.
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Anita Zimmer
Connie Zimmer
Dolores Gallant
Eleanor Zimmer
Susan Sudbury
Russell Hospital
Joanne Boulet
Chantal
Regan
Winnipeg
Cyril
Jen
Velda Wagner
Saris
Vel ‘da
Bella F
Russell Traniteh
Churchbridge
Arnold
Lily Marshall
Allen
Ottawa
Inglis School opens with 106 fall term pupils
The Inglis News reports the fall term opening on August 31 with home room teachers named for each grade and a total enrollment of 106 students. Notable staff include Mrs. Dora Fingas Grade 3, Mrs. Eva Tetzlaff Grade 6, Mr. Dwight Brown Grade 7, Miss Virginia Beelaert Grade 8, and Principal Mr. Clarence Lazaaruk. A Terry Fox run is planned for September 18 at the Inglis Junior High with registration at 1:00 p.m.
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Kindergarden
Lorrene Kopetsky
Dora Fingas
Eva Tetzlaff
Dwight Brown
Virginia Beelaert
Clarence Lazaaruk
Pat Jackson
Bonnie Franklin
Staccia Armstrong
Lena Senek
Alvina
Richard Halwas
Barbara Jonson
Russell
Sandra
Candita Ruf
Winnipeg
Betty
Jim Fossum
Newdale
Harold and
Energy savings in the retail food sector study findings
A study surveyed supermarkets and chain outlets across the country, finding energy conservation progress in food retailing but a lack of energy related information and managerial unfamiliarity with saving techniques. Managers cite high energy costs driving active search for efficiency and note many no cost or fast return measures exist.
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Mark Lavon
Lawton
Canada
Reali Fed
United States
Ontrio
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