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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 17, 2002

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Grandview woman sentenced for drug violations

A Grandview resident received a 12 to 1 month conditional sentence for several Controlled Drugs and Substances violations following a search that uncovered cannabis resin, 130 grams of marijuana leaves, 32 marijuana plants and 330 grams of marijuana seeds in the germination phase. The report also notes memorials for RCMP Coast Dennis Strongquill and a ball diamond dedication in Barrows, and Saskatchewan campaign to donate for drought relief via APAS.

Grandview Dauphin Herald Peice Seren Eee RCMP Dennis Strongquill Bar- Apacer Peter Aoa Ema Saskatchewan

Former Russell lawyer passes away after cancer battle

Judge David Coppleman, a 28 year Russell practitioner who later served on the Provincial Judges Court bench, died September 8 2002 after a lengthy cancer illness. A Manitoba Law graduate 1961 he started in Russell with Bob Smellie later buying the practice. Smellie recalled him as energetic and dedicated.

Terrie Welwood David Coppleman Russell University of Manitoba Faculty of Law Bob Smellie Smellie Winnipeg Smeller Coppleman Russell Law Ge Dauphin Swan

Harvest delayed by rain affects grain quality and prices

Paterson Grain expert Bill Bantinhimer notes two weeks of rain slowed harvest, with quality varying by crop. Wheat may grade feed or two in late fields, canola looks good with few sprouts, barley shows some sprouted grain, oats fare well, and mildew is manageable. Prices hold up but dip until quality clear.

Robert Muir Bill Bantinhimer Paterson Grain Bantinhimer

Queen to visit Manitoba for Jubilee tour in October

Premier Gary Doer announced Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will visit Manitoba October 8 and 9 as part of the Golden Jubilee. The Queen will unveil the recently restored Golden Boy at a ceremony in Winnipeg after arriving by air Tuesday afternoon and attending performances at The Forks.

Gary Doer Elizabeth I Duke of Edinburgh Manitoba Deer Golden Boy Prince Philip Winnipeg Forks

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