Drop-in Centre to house thrift shop and museum
Russell Leisure Club outlines plans for a new drop-in centre in Russell with a 40 by 76 foot main area, an 82 by 18 foot thrift shop and a 92 by 40 foot museum. Ed Hiebert’s Gateway Construction bid 899775.69 leads the build, supported by $30,000 in municipal and donor funding and hoped grants to finish the project.
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Russell Leisure Club
Ed. Hiebert
Manitoba Pool Elevators Top Managers Handle 1.3 Million Bushels
Manitoba Pool Elevator managers averaged about 500 000 bushels with Trudel at St. Jean leading at 1 300 000 in 1977 78, a top figure among six managers surpassing 1 000 000. The year saw wide distribution across districts 19 managers over 900 000, 70 between 500 000 and 760 000, and an average of 500 000. Other 1 000 000 bushel earners included Mondalin Bergen Friesen Gretna Nichol Killarney Thiessen Winkler and Huebner Niverville.
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Trudel
Manitoba
MPE
St. Jean Point
Rene Mondalin
Bergen
Frank Friesen
Gretna
Bob Nichol
Killarney
Henry Thiessen
Winkler
al Huebner
Niverville
Manito Pool
Arbery
Beausejour
Erie
Mile 10
Altona
Darlingford
Homewood
Letellier
Lowe Farm
St. Agathe
Holland
Deloraine
Pierson
Reston
Foxwarren
Hamiota
Gladstone
Grandview
Minitonas
Portage la Prairie
Brunhild
Durfrost
Elm Creek
McTavish
Plum Coulee
Sperling
Baldur
Glenboro
Manitou
Rounthwaite
Souris
Shoal Lake
Brandon
Benoit
Dauphin
Swan River
Benard
Dufresne
Dugald
Fannystelle
Fisher Branch
Gordon
Delivery Deadline Extended for Wheat Board Deliveries
The Canaian Wheat Board announced today an extension of the delivery deadline for farmers with outstanding deficit delivery permits to Saturday September 30. The original deadline was September 16.
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Canaian Wheat Board
Pelly Trail School for Groups Plans Private Annsasville School
The September 13 meeting of Pelly Trail School Division trustees approved providing free textbooks to a private school planned in Anasaville under provincial shared services. They also unanimously resolved to sell Angusville School and property to the RM of Silver Creek or local committees for $1.00, with costs borne by the buyer, subject to Public Schools Finance Board approval.
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Pelly Trail School Division
Ansasville
Jackson-Furman
Public Schools Finance Board
Angusville
R.M. of
Silver Creek
Angusville Educational Citizens Committee
Publi Schools Finance Board
Major-Langford
Pelly ‘Trail School Division No. 37
Silvereck
Angusville Educional Citizens Committee
Beef and Barley festival nears with added events
Festival program adds safe home preserves and vegetables at the pancake breakfast with Hortultural Society and W I. Saturday morning features a kiddies fish pond inside the Arena entrance run by the Eastern Star. Dignitaries invited, casino hours listed, main attractions include Carlton Showband dance Graffiti Style with a 1956 Oldsmobile on display, barbecues, contests, and a 2800 dollar cash bonspiel.
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Horticultural Society
W.I
Parkland Game Farm
Eastern Star
Carlton
Uoor
Memorial Arena
W.I. Market
Main Street
Manitoba Views Low TV Watching Among Provinces
A government study shows Manitoba has the lowest share of residents watching more than 14 hours of TV weekly at 29 percent. New Brunswick tops at 41 percent, with the national average at 34 percent. The report classifies TV viewing as receptive leisure and ties leisure quality to current planning by Leisure Opportunities Week. Manitoba Parks and Recreation aims to raise awareness of leisure fulfilment during the third week of October with highlighted activities and identified providers.
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Manitoba
New Brunswick
Secretary of State
Manitoba Parks and Recreation
Russell Chamber Meeting Set for September Twenty Seventh
The Russell Chamber of Commerce calls a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Council Chamber Annex. All members are urged to attend.
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Russell Chamber of Commerce
Council Chamber
Police Notice on Minors Hunting Rules and Local Incidents
Police remind that minors aged 12 to 16 must hold Form C-303 and a Hunter Safety Certificate with a parent signed Form C-308. Minors must be supervised at all times. J & E Hardware burglary resulted in a theft and one adult is before the courts. Russell Motor Inn door damage estimated at 200.00 under investigation. A new uniformed officer, Steve Rogers from Nova Scotia, joins the detachment and is sports minded.
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Russell Motor Inn
Steve Rogers
Steve
Nova Scotia
Rev Burton Heads Russell and District Bible Society Rally
About eighty people attended the largest Bible Society Rally in the Russell and District at Bethany Lutheran Church Ing lis on Sunday September 17. Rev R Burton was elected president with secretary and treasurer continuing for another year. Rev Don Jollins spoke on faith and missions and a film The Green Jade was shown. an outreach canvas plan and fall drive were discussed with church cooperation and a closing prayer followed by lunch.
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Bible Society
Swedberg
Don
Jollins
Dist. Sec
The
Collins
Canada
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Russell Mobile Feeds Ltd
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