Tuesday, April 22nd, 2014 The Russell BANNERANNER
Volume No. 117, Issue No. 16 PM40007652 $1.25 Taxes included ~ Serving Russell & Area ~
Cheryl Melnyk brought in some freshly sheared wool. Jeff Kostiuk had some hemp Jewel Mazur and her new buddy Herb the ‘people’ sheep
Isobel Wendell brought in her honey hives The Enviroscape.... What an adventure it was By Terrie Welwood And of course, there must be a tractor..... There was flax and even a It was all part of the Amaz- The Amazing Agriculture Current information about and Simple Machines. banker or two. There was a ing Ag Adventure. Adventure is a cooperative agriculture to the students in Students move through 16 - man explaining about some- And what a great day of ad- effort of Ag in the Class- our school system.” 18 interactive stations cover- thing called hemp, a lady ex- venture and learning it was. room, Manitoba Agriculture The Amazing Agriculture ing a variety of agriculture plaining watersheds and how Last week grades 4 and 5 (MAFRI) and a number of ag Adventure is a hands-on, in- topics. they affect our lives and an- students from around the area based businesses. teractive event geared to the This program costs $3.00 other lady who makes honey - Roblin, Rossburn, Beniota, Ag in the Classroom is a Grades 4 and 5 Science cur- per student. even brought her hives along Grandview, Miniota, Bin- non profit organization aimed riculums. Various activities While it’s been running in to show! scarth and Inglis joined their at connecting students to agri- are centered around Habitats Winnipeg and Brandon for And of course, there was a Major Pratt counterparts in culture. and Communities, Rocks young students for a number tractor.... the Regional Multiplex for a “Its about the ABC’s agri- Minerals and Erosion, Main- of years, in the last few Oh... and yes. There was new and exciting look at culture,” project coordinator taining a Healthy Body, Prop- years, AITC and MAFRI saw Herbert the ever-so friendly many different facets of agri- Karen Hill said. “Our aim is erties of Changes in a need to bring it farther. sheep. culture. to get Accurate, Balance and Substances, Weather, Forces Cont. on page 10.
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The Sunday Concert Series at Bin 22 Coffee Co. has become a weekend staple for many, drawing fans of the many talented local musicians together for a cup o’ Joe and a great afternoon. Over the course of the last month, many local charities have benefitted from the donations given to the free Michael and Joan Oakley’s three grandchildren event. Mike Oakley (left) donated to the recreation program at the Russell Personal Care Home. danced up a storm as grandpa Mike strummed and Mike Pelletier played last weekend. Coming up.... an open mic afternoon with Liquor Bob and the sang the afternoon away. Heide Sisters.
Police Report So you just got your license, eh...
By Terrie Welwood
April 6th 2:30 am Police received numerous calls from the Roblin Motor Inn advising of a light colored car driving recklessly and throwing beer bottles out the windows. RCMP from Russell were dispatched. Within six minutes of that dispatch, they received a dispatch alerting them of a possibly suicidal male in Roblin, who was reportedly carrying By Terrie Welwood a knife. As this call took priority, police attended to the Roblin residence and talked to the man, who went to the Roblin hospital for treatment - voluntarily - by local ambulance. April 8th 3:30 am Police attended to a residence in the RM of Silver Creek to deal with a report of a disturbance. Neither the victim nor the suspect were residents of Silver Creek. The victim refused medical treatment. As police continue to investigate, charges are pending. April 10th 7:55 pm Police were advised by a female resident of St. Lazare that her ex-boyfriend had attended her home, contrary to the conditions of his release. Police later arrested the man under five different charges and remanded him in custody to Brandon. April 12th The slippery conditions caused by the overnight snowfall caused numerous accidents including a roll over in the Assiniboine River Valley. Luckily no injuries were sustained. April 12th A Russell resident reported that sometime over the previous evening, her garage had been spray painted. Police continue to investigate. April 8th Police were called to help Russell EMS members after a report that an adult male from Gambler First Nation had taken a large number of unknown pills and was hal- lucinating and uncontrollable. The man was taken to Russell and treated overnight. April 9th 10:00 am. An RM of Ellice resident reported that sometime the following day, a Jeep Wrangler had been vandalized while parked in the parking lot of the Major Pratt School. Police continue to investigate.
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The demise of the Canadian Wheat Calvin Daniels Board forecast by its biggest supporters if single-desk selling powers were to be striped away seems to have been a bit overly dramatic. Of course those who believed the end of single-desk selling would be the panacea to end all the woes of farm- ers with wheat, durum and barley bound for export. It won't be. There will be issues regarding deliveries, sales and pricing under any conceivable system, as witnessed this year with tardy rail line service which is causing an ex- port backlog in a year when grain supplies are massive on Prairie farms. There is even some compelling likelihood the more dis- ciplined approach to grain handling a single-desk seller brings to the marketplace might have aided the current situation. Ultimately the CWB was changed by the federal gov- ernment, and whether it is a great move on their part, or an impending disaster will only be fully determined by looking back after several years have transpired. In the meantime the CWB appears to be adapting pretty quickly to the new world order it finds itself operating in. The CWB recently announced the construction of its second state-of-the-art grain elevator. This one near Colonsay, Saskatchewan. Situated on the Yellowhead Highway approximately 65 kilometers east of Saskatoon, the elevator at Colonsay will feature 42,000 metric tonnes (mT) of storage and is scheduled to open in time for the 2015 harvest. "I'm excited to be able to announce the construction of our second elevator in Colonsay so fast on the heels of our Bloom elevator announcement," said CWB president and CEO Ian White in a prepared release. "We see sig- nificant opportunity in the Colonsay area for a fast and A Rabbi, a Priest and a duck efficient grain-handling facility that will provide the cus- tomer service that farmers have come to expect from CWB. CWB's growing network of modern grain-han- dling facilities across the Prairies will provide farmers go into a bar with more choice out in the country during a critical time decades. No once has political correctness am not making any of in the ongoing transformation of the grain industry." The same release noted with the announcement of the anyone objected. Oc- and it’s made us all a this up. Colonsay elevator, CWB's overall asset network for the casionally they even little gun shy. (Trust- The next day I found laughed. ing I didn’t offend any- another email in my In CWB now include elevators in Manitoba and Basic Black Saskatchewan, Mission Terminal in Ontario, and Les I writhed in guilt. I one in the National Box. World’s Best Élévateurs des Trois-Rivières in Quebec. In addition, Bless me, Groucho, groaned in agony. I Rifle Association with Ethnic Joke it was CWB's two Equinox class laker vessels are scheduled to for I have sinned. I considered a new that metaphor). called. It went like be operating in the St. Lawrence in 2015. told a Polish joke in a wardrobe of sackcloth, In Portland Oregon, a this: "It won't be long before farmers driving down the speech. It was harm- ashes and a penitential school principal has “An Englishman, a highway will be able to physically see the equity that is less enough, I thought. riding crop for self-fla- banned references to Scotsman, an Irish- being built in CWB. CWB's farmer ownership plan is Few people laughed, gellation. I composed peanut butter and jam man, a Welshman, a designed to give farmers a stake in their value chain after but I often get that re- a belly-crawling mea sandwiches, deeming Newfie, an Inuit, a privatization simply by delivering against our contracts" action when I tell a said White in the release. "We have been tracking deliv- culpa email explaining the term ‘culturally in- Lesbian, a Rabbi, a joke. I thought no eries for all our farmer-customers since the 2013 har- my remorse, begging sensitive to children of Catholic priest, a Mus- vest. As we continue to grow, the benefits to farmers more about it – until forgiveness, professing other cultures”. lim Imam, a blonde, a will grow with us." someone took me aside nothing but the highest In Australia, new Ukrainian, a midget, a In terms of grain handling facility ownership, at least and murmured in my respect – and sent it off guidelines suggest that Gabriola Islander, a on the Prairies themselves, the CWB is a newcomer to ear “Did you see the to K. calling someone ‘nor- Laotian, a Cambodian, the ball. look on K’s face when Almost immediately, mal’ is offensive to a North Vietnamese But it does have some assets it can utilize to gain a you told that joke? an email popped up in people with, you and a South Viet- foothold rather quickly. She was stricken! my Inbox with her know…um…what used namese, walk into a The CWB should also have some long term export re- She’s Polish you name on it. With to be called handicaps. five-star Parisian lationships in its pocket, relationships they can leverage know.” into deals. trembling fingers I From now on, the cor- restaurant. Omigawd! Now it That is good news for the system which needs compe- tapped the ‘open’ but- rect term for a ‘nor- The snooty maitre‘d tition. was me who was ton…. mal’ Ozzie is ‘a examines the group It's also good for farmers to have another player at the stricken. I had no in- “Good grief!” she non-disabled person’. disdainfully then holds table with their interests closer to heart than many inter- tention of hurting any- wrote. “What a puz- And speaking of up a hand and says: “I national grain handlers with dividend-hungry investors body’s feelings. It zlement!” Not only handicaps – please am varee sorry, but who are far removed from farming. never crossed my mind had she not taken of- don’t. The term has even zo you ‘ave a that the joke could be fence -- she didn’t even been declared offen- Cambodian, a Laotian The Russell construed as offensive. remember the joke. sive. Not to ‘differ- and two Vietnamese in I’ve been telling jokes Boiled down, K’s ad- ently-abled’ persons – your group…. BAANNERNNER about cheap Scots, vice about the incident to street people, who I cannot let you in drunken Irishmen, was: “Take a chill pill, are often observed ‘cap wizzout a Thai.” P.O. Box 100 - Russell, Manitoba R0J 1W0 The Russell Banner is published every Tuesday at the office on pompous Germans and pal.” in hand’. The email was from Main Street, Russell, Manitoba R0J 1W0 stuffy Brits for We live in an era of Please bear in mind I K. Publisher - R.I.Gilroy
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We acknowledge the financial support of the Government of Canada through the Canada Periodical Fund of the Department of Canadian Heritage. TUESDAY, April 22nd, 2014 The Russell Banner Page 5 Seymour Hersh Editorial strikes again Letter to the Editor Why would anyone believe Seymour Hersh? True, he’s the Pulitzer Prize-win- Gwynne ning investigative reporter who broke the There’s a bit of smell in the air Dyer story of the massacre committed by US Army troops at My Lai in 1968 during the Vietnam War, and revealed the torture and sexual humil- Dear Editor: that I have taken issue tion of the municipalities make mistakes. But if a iation of Iraqi prisoners by US military police at Abu with the action (or lack and I am sure that they mistake is made it is Ghraib prison in 2004. But he’s getting old (77), and he’s There’s a bit of a smell thereof) taken in this have their reasons for vital that you acknowl- a freelancer, and he won’t even disclose the name of his in the air these days and municipality regarding that opinion. I really edge your mistake! key informant. it’s not related to the amalgamation. For the would have liked to have Maybe even apologize Whereas the US government has hundreds of thousands of people working for it just gathering and analysing intel- spring thaw. I find that record... I favour amal- heard other opinions for making the mistake. ligence, and the American media are famed worldwide for the offensive smell is gamation. I can see from both sides of the And then move on. It their brave defence of the truth no matter what the cost. coming from some of many potential benefits issue. There was an ef- starts to stink a bit when Besides, has the US government ever lied to you in the the activities going on in of forming a larger fort by some adjacent people, especially peo- past? the RM of Shellmouth- voice to represent this municipalities, early on ple in public office or on So we obviously should not give much credence to Hersh’s most recent story. It alleges that the poison gas at- Boulton office. part of the province. in the process, to hold the public payroll refuse tack in Damascus last August that killed more than a thou- Many of you are al- There are others who meetings to discuss the to admit their mistakes. sand people, and almost triggered a massive US air attack ready aware of the fact are against amalgama- possibilities. In a We deserve better. on Syria, was not really carried out by Bashar al-Assad’s democracy that is the When people in these tyrannical regime (which the US wants to overthrow) thing to do. Talk to the positions make mistakes It was, Hersh says, a false-flag operation carried out by the rebel Al-Nusra Front with the purpose of triggering an An affordable place people and then make and refuse to acknowl- American attack on Assad. If you can believe that, you your decision. Shell- edge their mistakes would probably also believe his allegation that it was the to call home. mouth-Boulton chose that’s when I start to Turkish government, a US ally and NATO member, that gave the jihadi extremists of al-Nusra the chemicals to It’s a problem plaguing many small towns. not to do that. Despite dig. I want to know requests for an open why. When you are make sarin (nerve gas) and the training to carry out the As more and more people settle here - whether it be mass attack in Damascus. the draw of increased immigration or a change in public meeting to share being paid good money Hersh even says that it was General Martin Dempsey, lifestyle from city to country living, housing has be- ideas and hear the op- out of the taxpayers’ the chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, who told tions, the local council pockets we, as taxpay- President Barack Obama just days before the American come a huge issue. strikes on Syria were due to start that the evidence was not And with that comes a lack of infrastructure and land. forged ahead holding ers, should be able to several secret meetings expect quality results. strong enough to justify an American attack on the Syrian Recently, I’ve heard rumblings of a few assisted liv- regime. ing projects in the works - or at the very least, under (they are secret meetings There’s really nothing The rest of the story we already know. Obama postponed discussion. folks when you don’t tell in this for me. I don’t the attack by deciding, quite suddenly, that he had to get your ratepayers when see that I have anything Congressional support for it. Then he cancelled it entirely That and the thought of condo units for seniors. once the Russians gave him the face-saving alternative of Wonderful.... good to hear. and where they are tak- much to gain or lose in ing place...). Some all of this. But there are getting Assad to hand over all of his chemical weapons for Of course, it goes without saying that if and when destruction. There is no chance of an American attack on these projects get off the ground and become a reality, members of this council many of you who do. Syria now. But could Hersh’s back-story be true? quite a number of houses will be freed up. refused to avail them- Many of you pay a lot Not one American paper or magazine was willing to print selves of information more into this multi-mil- Hersh’s story, so it was finally published in the most recent Again... wonderful. issue of the London Review of Books. The US media are But... I don’t know if that really solves the problem. that was available choos- lion dollar corporation ing instead to cling to a than I do. And that is still studiously ignoring the story, and the Turkish govern- Because the condos and assisted living projects, I’m ment and various branches of the US government have thinking, will attract tenants whose homes will be in mistaken interpretation what municipal govern- naturally all issued indignant denials. But the official story the $200,000+ range. of parts of the act that ment is. It is a multi- never made any sense at all. compelled them to amal- million dollar By last August it was clear that Assad’s regime would And while for those who can afford them, that’s eventually win the civil war unless there was some radical great. But we have a number of new residents and gamate. That’s where corporation that is paid the stink started. for with our tax dollars. change in the situation (like an American bombing cam- their families here who are looking more in the... paign against it). So Assad’s survival depended on not giv- hmmm... $130,000 range. I questioned the Reeve We all have the right to ing the United States any reason to attack him. A lot of towns have this same problem, so, after a on this issue (the ‘Rus- know how the corpora- Barack Obama had already said that any use of poison sell debt’) at a public tion is being run. We all gas by the Syrian regime would cross a “red line” and discussion with a very learned and community minded trigger an American attack. In mid-August there were friend, I called up another community where I knew meeting in Angusville. have the right to see and The reeve stood up in hear what the board United Nations inspectors in Damascus to look into two they had an issue. much smaller attacks earlier in 2013 that seemed to involve The CEO in Neepawa said that they’ve had an influx front of all the people (council...) and its em- poison gas. And we are asked to believe that at that precise of new residents numbering over 1,000. there and told me (and ployees are doing on our moment Assad thought it would be a neat idea to kill one them...) that I was behalf. or two thousand innocent civilians in the city with poison There, independent of the town, a contractor came gas. in and built a couple of dozen rather basic duplex style wrong. It turned out that So I continue to dig. I I was not wrong. He don’t like making as- So who did it? The obvious question to ask was: Who - and garageless - style homes. As the price suited the stands to benefit from this attack? – and the answer was needs of the residents clamoring for homes, they were was. After the meetings sumptions based on ru- certainly not Assad. He would not have done this unless snapped up quickly. Now, the contractor is planning in Angusville and Inglis mours and gossip or he was very stupid, and being wicked does not make you I met privately with the what my buddy tells me stupid. Whereas the rebels had every reason to do it, in more. order to suck American firepower in on their side. This, and suitable land and infrastructure is what we Reeve and CAO of the or what I have heard on municipality and told the street. I have been But I must admit that it felt very lonely making this ar- need here. gument at the time. I had no evidence that al-Nusra, or And the councils, I’m sure know this and are work- them that I did not ap- around long enough to any other rebel group, had carried out the attack. I just ing on it. preciate being publicly know that you can get in said that motives matter, and that Assad had no plausible accused of being wrong. trouble if you don’t have motive for doing it. And of course I couldn’t say where I’ve also heard the idea of a group investing in Co- the rebels would have got their chemical weapons from, op housing thrown about. I suggested that it was your facts straight. So I up to them to correct the read the Municipal Act if they did it. Hersh says: the Turks. Maybe a good idea too..... Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey’s prime minister for the Just hope it comes soon enough for these families to mistake that had been and I read the Freedom past eleven years, has backed the Islamist rebels in the Syr- find somewhere to live - as families - so they can all made. The only effort of Information and Pro- ian civil war from the start, and he will be in deep trouble made to correct the mis- tection of Privacy Act if they lose. They WILL lose, unless either Turkey or the really start to call this area home. T.W. take was so feeble that it (man... I gotta get a life- United States comes to their aid militarily. Erdogan would was missed by a lot of that is pretty dry obviously rather have the US Air force do it rather than his own armed forces. So he had a good motive for giving The Russell EDITOR - people. The amalgama- stuff...) and I get a copy the rebels the poison gas. Terrie Welwood tion plan proceeded. of the Municipality’s Hersh says that he has been told by a former senior offi- BAANNERNNER And the stink increased. own Procedure By-Law. cial in the US Defense Intelligence Agency that that is what [email protected] In my experience when I go to the council meet- happened. You can read the details on the website of the ADVERTISING & SALES people are working hard ings to see what is going London Review of Books. And yes, he’s old, but that just Jessica Shaw means he has been getting it right about a lot of different 455 MAIN ST. in trying circumstances on and respectfully and things for a long time. [email protected] mistakes can be made. quietly listen while they RUSSELL, MB He’s just a freelancer, but that’s why people with a whis- BILLING & SUBSCRIPTIONS That, in my mind, is not conduct business on our tle to blow trust him to get the story out. And no, he hasn’t got confirmation from three separate named sources. PHONE - (204) 773-2069 Jenna Simard a problem. We are all behalf. human. Honest, hard- That’s not how whistle-blowing works. But he is Seymour [email protected] Hersh, and I strongly suspect that he is right. FAX - (204) 773-2645 working people can Cont. on page 6 Page 6 The Russell Banner TUESDAY, April 22nd, 2014 St. Lazare News Binscarth News End of discussion Robin Tremblay Correspondent Sandra Cadieux Correspondent continued from page 5 Geunther Hille from Haney who have all Our condolences to Jim tions at Darren & Tiffany I ask for copies of OTHER special meet- Wpg. spent a couple of had a stay in the hospi- Boucher and Family on the Cadieux's were Lisa & Car- the minutes of the ing, under the guise of days with his parents, tal. passing of Ursel. The funeral los Larios and family and meetings (both public meeting to discuss an Albert and Ruth Hille. Sympathy is extended was Monday April 14th Lori Cadieux & Kris Zagro- and secret) and com- employee matter. At Don't forget to take in to the Fouillard fami- 2014 at the Binscarth Hall. belny and friend Matt along pare the actions that I this meeting they ap- Club Fort Ellice days lies on the recent death Sincere sympathy to the with Rene & Sandra. have observed to the parently (no one ex- April 25-27th. Catch of Arthur Fouillard of Stanick Family and the Happy Easter Everyone. rules that they are to cept council is there to the entertainment, Birtle, on April 7. Tremblay families (of St. follow. see or hear what they draws and celebration - Sympathy to Jim Lazare) in the loss of Cindy. The smell intensifies are doing...) decide to we might even have Boucher and family on Her service was April 14th T so I try to suggest send me a letter by Spring by then! the recent passing of 2014 in Brandon. changes. This is when registered mail re- Welcome home to Ursel. Jim and Ursel Home for our early Easter things start to really stricting me from at- Ivan and Lorraine ran the MPI office in supper and birthday celebra- heat up! Who am I to tending the municipal Tremblay who have re- town for many years. Park West School Division suggest that anyone office unless attending turned from their win- Sympathy also to the might be making mis- a meeting of council. I ter home in Yuma, AZ. Stanick and Tremblay takes? Who am I to am told that I am not Get well wishes to families on the loss of First Nation Cultural suggest that meetings to have any communi- Joco den Brok, Tanya Jacinthe (Cindy) Stan- should be held in pub- cation with the munici- Simard, and Deanna ick of Brandon. Dance evening to be lic as required by law? pality’s administrative Who am I to request staff by attending at At the Library copies of minutes and the office, by phone, held in Russell by-laws? I am accused fax or email. I am al- Heartbleed bug 1. Shoal Lake School participating in this of harassment and or- lowed to request infor- had a presentation for great learning event. dered out of the coun- mation or municipal We have information Gladwell tells how dis- the board. The staff Well done Inglis cil office!!! Hmmm- services but my re- from the BC Libraries advantages can work in created a video which School! the stink increases. quests must be made in Coop who we are associ- our favor. This author highlighted many of the 5. The CEO shared What do I do now? I writing to the attention ated with and who our li- has also written "The great things happening two administrative pro- am not one to run away of a particular council- brary catalogue is served Tipping Point" and at the school. The video cedures for board feed- when someone barks at lor. End of discussion. by. They have dealt "Outliers". gave a good account of back: me and these people Full stop. with the concerns with Sheryl Sandberg and the programs and what DRAFT AP 132 – don’t respond well to Wow! The stink is the Heartbleed bug. Nell Scovell have writ- life at Shoal Lake Custody and Access Is- the soft approach getting overpowering! They have patched all of ten "Lean In". The chief School is like. sues where a verbal request This is pretty repres- the Coop web servers operating office of Face- 2. The CEO reported DRAFT AP 520 – is made to fix things sive stuff. There is and rotated the SSL book urges women to that a few pilot middle Budget Planning up. So I move to the more that has gone on Keys. The last precau- pursue their careers years vocational pro- Process next level. I lay things and is going on in this tion is for library users without ambivalence. grams would start later 6. Rossburn Early out on paper. I docu- situation but this letter to change their pass- Another good non-fic- this month. Miniota Learner’s Daycare has ment the problem so must end somewhere. words. If you need as- tion book is "I Am Grade 7/8 will come to requested bus trans- that they have a clearly For now. I can’t rea- sistance changing your Malala" written by Birtle Collegiate for 8 portation for nursery detailed and concrete son with them and I password the librarians Malala Yousafzau with sessions in Foods. Bin- aged students from the description of the can’t speak to them so will be happy to help Christina Lamb. This scarth Grade 8 will join daycare to Rossburn El- problem. That gets re- I will write letters and you. book is about the experi- the middle years voca- ementary School. The jected too! And some- let you be the judge. We have some really ence of the Pakistani girl tional groups for the CEO has not completed thing hits the fan... Stay tuned. good books in the library who advocated for last few months. A plan the research on this What happens next is that are not fiction. women's education and is being developed for issue so a decision on what stinks the most. Sincerely concerned, The book "David and was shot by the Taliban. next year to provide the request was post- This council holds AN- Rod Sudbury Goliath" by Malcolm These books have all some vocational pro- poned. been on the best sellers gramming to all Grade 7. Park West School list and are very popular. 8 students. Division is hosting a A Welcome to the li- 3. Congratulations to First Nation Cultural brary! Come and see Angela Bowley, Dance Evening featur- what we have to offer! Jacquie Burrough, and ing dancers from Buf- Shelley Lowes for falo Boy Productions. being selected as the re- Event details are: cipients of the Mani- May 20th, 2014 at toba’s Celebration of 7:00 pm Excellence in Teaching George P. Buleziuk - Minister’s Award in Center, Russell, MB the Team Collaboration Coffee and dainties category. Well done! served 4. A number of FREE ADMISSION Trustees participated in Open to the public Inglis’ vocational days. 8. On April 29th at The three day event in- 11:00 am an official volved a day of build- signing of the Memo of ing, a day of sewing, Understanding for the and a day of cooking. Health Care Aide pro- 14044gg15 The students were en- gram will take place at gaged and excited to be Birtle Collegiate.
14044gg02 TUESDAY, April 22nd, 2014 The Russell Banner Page 7 Inglis News Are you an emotional eater? Donna Klimach Correspondent By Gwen Randall- ing. They eat when they It goes back to child- Where parents took the A speedy recovery to up 46 quilts. The quilts Young are happy, they eat hood when eating "fun" time to really explore Raymond Ungarian who will be sent to Canadian "Wisdom is nothing when they are sad, and food was associated with the child's feelings underwent an operation Lutheran World Relief. more than healed pain." sometimes they just eat birthday parties, holi- about what happened, in Dauphin hospital on Belated blessed Easter -Robert Gary because eating feels days and family get-to- they could help the child April 11. greetings to all. Lee good. It can be terribly gethers. In happy reframe the event, learn The Trinity Lutheran Many who struggle difficult to break this families, mealtimes had not to take it personally, ladies finished up 56 with weight are sabo- habit because it is usu- positive associations; and know how to deal quilts, a number of S taged by emotional eat- ally quite deep rooted. mom and dad were there with similar events in afghans, lap robes and and the time may have the future. It is comfort- baby layettes. Bethany RUSSELL MINOR HOCKEY included humor and af- ing for the child to hear Lutheran ladies finished SPRING AGM fection. these things, and over Thursday, April 24, 2014 These are not, how- time they learn to think Save energy and celebrate 7:00 P.M. in the Multiplex - Legion Room ever, the main things things through this way. (Year end wrap up, and election of officers.) that cause emotional eat- They learn to self-com- Earth Day - April 22 PLEASE ATTEND!!! ing to persist. The real fort. culprit is food that was The adult who never saving toilets. used to comfort an upset learned this then dis- • Install a programma- child. If you hurt your- tracts her/himself with ble thermostat on your self, you got a treat. If food, and simply buries heating system. someone was mean to the pain. Over the years • Turn off the lights you and you were upset, the well of pain becomes when you leave the Every environmentally it was into the kitchen deeper and deeper. room. friendly action you take for a treat. Every painful experi- • Shut off your com- has a positive effect on Why does this result in ence brings forth the puter, monitor and MECHANICAL 7%,$).' the health of our planet. adult emotional eating? vulnerable child who printer when not in use. s 3AFETY )NSPECTION &ACILITY s #USTOM 7ELDING AND Protect our environment It is because food was does not know what to • Shut the television off FOR 4RUCKS 4RAILERS &ABRICATION and celebrate Earth Day s (YDRAULIC REPAIR AND 7ET s 2EPAIRS OF STEEL ALUM used to distract the child do, so the automatic, when you are not watch- +IT INSTALLATIONS on April 22. STAINLESS from the pain, and the often unconscious re- ing it. s 04/S AND 0UMPS Using energy more effi- pain itself was never sponse is to reach for • Decide what you s 7HEELBASE ALTERATIONS ciently softens negative TRUCK BODY INSTALLS DECK dealt with. As a result, comfort food. want from the refrigera- environmental effects on GRAIN GRAVEL OILlELD the child never learned How does one get past tor before opening the our planet. It can also s &IELD WELDING -OBILE 5NITS how to think about or this? It is important to door. help reduce your utility s 3TRUCTURAL 3TEEL process painful events. first recognize our pat- • Vacuum the cooling bills and increase the tern, and to re-visit the coils on the back or be- comfort of your home. painful experiences of hind the front grill of Here are methods you -ORELAND !VE "RANDON 0( A childhood. This can be your refrigerator regu- can use to save energy difficult, which is why it larly. WWWTOTALWELDINGSERVICESCOM without drastically affect- is often done with a • Keep windows closed ing your daily routine: trusted therapist. The if you’re using the air • Change light bulbs in adult must learn to nur- conditioner in the sum- your home from incan- ture and support the mer or the furnace in the descent to compact fluo- painful inner child, and winter. rescents or LEDs. then how to process the Remember, your ac- • Install timers or mo- adult experiences which tions matter. Take tion sensors on lights. trigger the old pattern. shorter showers, turn off • Use cold water for It can be a complex the water while you laundry and wash only process, but it has taken brush your teeth, and col- full loads. a lifetime to develop and lect rainwater to water • Clean dryer lint fil- take hold. Healing the your garden and indoor ters after each load to pain of the past is an es- plants. You’ll be using allow free airflow and ef- sential step in moving energy more wisely and ficient drying. forward. you’ll help make Earth • Run only full loads Gwen Randall-Young Day an everyday celebra- and use the air dry option is an author and award- tion. on your dishwasher. winning Psychothera- Visit hydro.mb.ca to • Open curtains or pist. For permission to learn more about the blinds to let the sunlight reprint this article, or to value we place on being into your home. obtain books or cds, proactive in protecting • Install low flow visit www.gwen.ca the environment. shower heads and water 14044gg06 So simple your kids ca n figure it out.
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Condensed milk is made Dear Reena, by blending whole milk After just a few wears with sugar. It is then and dry cleanings, I find heated until about 60 my suits become shinny percent of the water is at the elbows. Short of evaporated. There is a never putting my elbows difference in the flavors on the table, something Solutions & of both which may make my mother always said a difference when substi- to avoid, do you know Substitutions tuting one for another in of any tips? Cheers, By Reena Nerbas recipes. James Dear Reena, Dear James, I had company and de- Your mother sounds Hi Reena, cided to barbeque like a well-mannered, When bringing eggs to chicken breast, it was smart lady! Friction is room temperature, horrible. Tasteless and the motion that causes should they be in or out dry are the best words to shiny elbows. Removing of the shell? I think that describe that embarrass- your jacket when seated out of the shell would ing disaster. I only bar- at your desk helps. Re- Robert Sopuck,Member of Parliament for Dauphin-Swan River- help them warm faster. bequed the meat for 7 member the heavier the Marquette announced project funding to Senior Services in Russell Also, what is the dif- minutes on each side. fabric, the less likely at the Russell Leisure Centre ference between evapo- Where did I go wrong? shiny elbows are a fac- rated and condensed Any advice? tor. To increase garment Seniors in Russell will area. • “Our Government is milk? I figure they aren't Bernice life a good rule of receive financial sup- With this funding, the proud to work with or- interchangeable but Dear Bernice, thumb; dry clean once port for projects, today organization will pro- ganizations across wonder what purposes Here’s my favorite per season. Never allow announced Robert Sop- vide transportation to Canada that involve they serve. Have a trick for barbequed the clothing iron to uck,Member of Parlia- isolated seniors to allow seniors in local projects happy day and know that chicken! Begin by mari- touch the fabric directly, ment for Dauphin-Swan them to attend functions showcasing their skills, soon the daffodils will nating chicken breast for place a towel dampened River-Marquette, on that will help bridge the knowledge and experi- poke through the snow! at least a few hours in with plain old white behalf of the Hon- gap between seniors and ence.” Irene Italian salad dressing, vinegar over the suit and ourable Alice Wong, a younger generation. - Honourable Alice Dear Irene! salt and pepper. While steam press on low set- Minister of State (Se- Quick facts Wong, Minister of State Years ago I must have still in marinade, bake ting to reduce shiny ap- niors). • Economic Action (Seniors) wasted a dozen eggs try- chicken in the oven at pearance. Repeat as Senior Services in Plan 2014 proposes an • “Our Government ing to create meringue, 350 degrees for 30 min- necessary. Russell is receiving additional $5 million recognizes the valuable the egg whites would not utes. Next, barbeque Handy Hints for Home: $12,548 for their proj- per year for the New contribution seniors whip. I later realized chicken on medium heat • Organize jewelry on ect from the New Hori- Horizons for Seniors have made to our soci- that my challenge came for about four minutes a corkboard for easy zons for Seniors Program to support ad- ety and the economy. from, the egg whites not per side. Cut through the viewing when deciding Program. ditional projects that By supporting New being room temperature. thickest part of the meat how to accessorize an The project will help benefit seniors. Horizons for Seniors Bring eggs to room tem- to ensure no pink re- outfit. Submitted By: Canadians in Russell • Since 2006, the Program projects, we perature by setting them mains. Delicious! Dee and the surrounding New Horizons for Sen- are acting to ensure that on the counter 30 min- Dear Reena, • Keep brown sugar iors Program has seniors maintain a good utes prior use. Typically While sitting in a white soft by storing with a funded more than 13 quality of life and con- people do so by keeping vinyl back kitchen chair, couple of marshmal- L 000 projects in hun- tinue to be active mem- them in the shell during I noticed that the black lows. Submitted By: dreds of communities bers of their this process; unless the lace-back shirt I was Louise across Canada. communities.” egg requires separation wearing left a large • To lighten hair Quotes - Robert Sopuck, (separating eggs is easier black/blue stain that color, soak hair once a Member of Parliament when they are cold). seems to be imbedded week with lemon juice. for Dauphin-Swan To quickly bring eggs into the white vinyl. I Leave for 15 minutes, River-Marquette to room temperature, immediately tried a few while sitting in the sun. Associated links place eggs (in shell) in a different household Wash as normal. Sub- • Funding: New Hori- bowl of warm water for products to remove it, mitted By: Jax zons for 10 mins. but sadly nothing has I enjoy your questions 3 YEARS Seniors
SCRAMBLE 2014 STARTS APRIL 22, 2014
IT’S EASY TO PLAY 1. Each week pick up any one of the Dauphin Herald, GRAND PRIZE Roblin Review, Russell Banner, Opasquia Times or Swan Valley Star & Times newspapers. Starting April 22, 2014 issue through to and including June 2 V.I.P. Weekend Passes to 3, 2014 issue. 2. Find the Cowboy Hats that appear throughout the Dauphin’s Countryfest plus a paper. 3. Unscramble the letters in the hats to spell the Weekend Camping Spot. Countryfest entertainer for that week. (value over $1200.00) 4. Fill out the entry form provided in the newspaper and mail it or drop it off to the newspaper office of your choice (Dauphin Herald, Roblin Review, Russell Banner, Opasquia Times or Swan Valley Star & SECOND PRIZE Times). 5. Readers may enter as many times as they wish 2 Weekend Passes to each week, and may enter in all seven weeks if they wish. Must be on form clipped from paper Countryfest for corresponding week. 6. No photocopies or facsimilies will be accepted. (value over $400.00) 7. All entries must be received at the newspaper of your choice by 5 p.m. June 6, 2014 to be eligible. 8. Entries at each office will be eligible for local THIRD PRIZE prizes as well as the 1st and 2nd Prizes. (Local to each publication) 9. Only entries correctly identifying the entertainer for the corresponding week will be entered in the draw. 1 - $50.00 Gift Certificate 10. All prizes must be taken as awarded. No cash value. Bin22 - Russell, MB 11. Anyone may enter except employees of the Dauphin Herald, Roblin Review, Russell Banner, 1 - $50.00 Gift Certificate Opasquia Times, Swan Valley Star & Times newspapers or Countryfest staff. TinHouse Designs & Coffee Co. MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER TO ENTER Russell, MB CONTEST RUNS APRIL 22 THROUGH JUNE 3, 2014 SCRAMBLE OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM WEEK 1 - APRIL 22, 2014
SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY TO: “Countryfest Scramble” c/o Name ______The Russell Address______Town ______Province ______Postal Code______BANNERANNER Phone ______455 Main Street, Russell, MB P.O. Box 100, Russell, MB R0J 1W0 ReviewThe Roblin OPASQUIAtimes Page 12 The Russell Banner TUESDAY, April 22nd, 2014
Senior Services - Russell & Area Darlene - Co-ordinator, 773-2316 or 773-2392 F
Senior Services is host- Third Friday bus will be about the changes. MISS THE ing an Ice Cream Social in Inglis @ 11:15 am. For foot care call Pam Sponsored COMMUNITY April 29th, @ 1:30 P.M. Bus will leave Russell @ Barnesky LPN, CFN @ by: CALENDAR? &DQ·WVHHFOHDUO\LQ with entertainment. 2:00 pm for return trip 859-3210 or call 773- Call us if you’d like to WKHNLWFKHQ" Some of the students home. 0216 Next footcare clinic 6KRS&1,%IRUWDONLQJWLPHUV from the Major Pratt will Line dancing will be at the Leisure Centre will sponsor it for the month! WKHUPRPHWHUVDQGRWKHU The Russell SURGXFWVIRUOLIHZLWK be coming to entertain starting April 24, 2014 be June 6th, 2014. Call 204-773-2069 YLVLRQORVV for us on this special with Beulah Marshall For foot care in your ANNER OR Email B [email protected] day. Special thanks to 1:30 -3:30 pm lots of fun home please call Collette the students, teachers, & exercise come and Pierce LPN, CFCN, and FQLEFD and especially Pearl check it out. LMT. @204-568-4651 Friesen. Everyone is Aqua Joints at the Rus- for your appointment. Senior Services - Binscarth & Area welcome. We will be of- sell Inn April 7th- May Come join us for bingo Val Ferguson - Co-ordinator 532-2134 fering free transportation 29th, 2014 Monday- at Banner County Court to help those who have Thursday 12:30-1:30 Wednesday’s @3:00 Monday, Better care for your men and women! We little or no means to get p.m. For more informa- p.m. Tuesday & family. In Binscarth are bringing up our here for this event. tion please contact Gloria Grace Lutheran Church Thursday 9- every second Thurs- children with so much Please contact the office Pertson @ 204-564-2250 Service is every 3rd 4. Handi day; at the Vagabond sugar in their diets. by April 22 to reserve Russell and area Wid- Monday of every month Bus call 773-2392 Theatre 230 3rd Ave. Anyone out there want your seat on the bus ows Support Group will at 2:00 p.m. Come and use our Open 10 am. For ap- to learn about this? @204-773-2392. To can- meet the first Monday of Monday and Thursday wireless computer. pointments call 1-877- Would you like to see cel please call the office the month @ 1:30 p.m. hot lunches are being Do you need help 378-3077. Walk In an activity or some- by April 24th, 2014. at the Grace Lutheran served at Banner County housecleaning or Service is available! thing special done at Russell & District Sen- Church. Court for more informa- painting? This service is sched- the Drop In Centre? ior Bus Transportation The scooter, walker tion please contact Sen- Quilting Monday’s at uled to come Thursday Would any of you are pleased to announce and wheelchair are now ior Services. 7pm. Contact Lesley April 24 to Binscarth. women like to take a FREE trips to Russell available for rent. To Russell Leisure Centre Sawchuk @ 204-532- The Mobile Clinic is “how to apply your IGA and/or Reavies book please call our of- Activities 2416 for info. meant to improve ac- make up course? Pharmacy on Fridays to fice. Daily pool and cards in Hero Club Tuesday & cess to local primary Family Supper on seniors or disabled who Senior Services is look- a.m. Thursdays 9-2:30 pm. health care services Wed. May 7th is Roast live in surrounding com- ing for casual drivers, if Bridge – Mondays @ The Vibra Pro ma- for people living in Pork with all the trim- munities. (Weather per- you have some free time 1:30 p.m. chine cannot be used smaller, underserviced mings/dessert. Starts mitting). Reavies to help out our wonder- Bingo – Wednesdays when the Hero Club is communities. It is @ 5pm. Pharmacy and IGA are ful seniors. Please con- 12:45 p.m. Early Bird there. staffed by a Nurse Binscarth Drop In sponsoring these trips. tact us at 204-773-2392 1:30p.m. Regular game. Footcare: Erica Practitioner and a Reg- Centre Community Ac- If you are interested in Canadian Cancer Soci- Yoga Tues & Thurs Katchtin LPN, FCN is istered Nurse who will tivities for People of reserving a seat please ety is seeking volunteer 11:15 am - Noon. our footcare nurse call offer a range of pri- all AGES. call (204) 773-2392 by drivers. To register for Floor Shuffleboard Fri- 204-773-2709 to make mary care services. Memberships are now Thursday noon. We can the service or to become day and Saturdays at an appointment. Erica Nurse Practitioners due for the Drop In accommodate 12 passen- a volunteer driver call 9:30 am. All other morn- is qualified to do Blue can prescribe medica- Centre. gers. To cancel please 204-571-2805 or 1-888 ings are available during Cross etc. tions, order and man- Bridge Fridays 1:30- call by Thursday. First 857-6658. the week so find a team FYI: VIBRA PRO- age the results of 4pm. Winner Apr.11th Friday of every month Memory Books still and join in. Whole body vibration screening and diagnos- Helen Fostey; Jackie bus will be in Angusville available for $20.00 they Leisure Bookings call works by stimulating tic tests and perform Selby runner up. @ 11:15 am for pick up. can be purchased at the Doris Barber @ 204 773- the natural flex reflex minor surgical proce- Bingo is held the 2nd Bus will leave Russell @ office. 3125. in muscles, using the dures. Wheelchair ac- and 4th Tuesdays of 2:00 pm for return trip History books (volume Leisure Club Member- muscles to continually cessible, it comes with the month from 1:30- home. Second Friday of two) are available at Sen- ship is $25.00 a year contact and relax. The two examination 4pm. Next Bingo is every month bus will be ior Services office & We’re on the Web! vibrations stimulate rooms and is equipped April 22. in Foxwarren @ 11:20 various outlets in town. www.seniorservicesban- the muscle, bone and with the required med- Tuesday night Men & am for pick up and then Life Line clients please nercounty.webs.com. tendons. All this is ical and diagnostic Women’s Pool @ 7pm. to Binscarth around remember to call ahead Darlene Parmiter, Re- achieved with very low equipment. Did you Contact Murray Brad- 11:50 am. Bus will for address changes be- source/Transportation impact on bones and know that you can get shaw 532-2265. leave Russell @ 2:00 for fore you move so we Coordinator joints. Spending about a complete physical Please mark on your return trip to Binscarth Can update your file Darlene Harman Re- 10 min. a day on a just tell them when calendar the Lions and then to Foxwarren. and let Life Line know source Coordinator Vibra Pro vibration you make the appoint- Bingo on April 28 in machine can have the ment. You can get Binscarth. If you Church Notes same effect as a one your B12 needles could come out and hour workout. This monthly, blood work support the Drop In ANGLICAN CHURCH Wheel chair accessible BETHANY machine improves mo- such as hemoglobin Centre as the funds OF CANADA UNITED CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Laura Marie Piotrowicz OF CANADA Inglis, MB. (ELCIC) bility, balance, circu- tested right there on from this Bingo will be 204-773-2096 Mar - June Silverton 9:30 am Sunday Morning Worship lation and flexability. site. If you are unsure donated to us thanks to 7:30 p.m. Russell Russell - 11:00 am Rev. Janet Kostyna 9:30 am, Boosts energy. In- ask when you make the Lions. Take some- 9:30 a.m. Binscarth Rev. David Howell Sunday School during service cludes settings for the your appointment. one out to Bingo that ST. MARY'S UKRAINIAN ROSSBURN PAROCHIAL UNITED CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH DISTRICT OF CANADA elderly and handi- Are you interested in has a hard time getting Tues. 22 9:30 am Russell Ukrainian Orthodox Church Serv- Binscarth capped. a cooking class for out or someone who Sun. 27 9 am Rossburn ice Pastoral Charge Are you in need of a men only? Maybe we does not usually go. 11 am Oakburn ST. THERESA'S R.C. CHURCH Binscarth 10:30 am wheelchair or Handi- should be looking at a Other Community 7 pm Russell 152 Victoria Ave. W. Contact Fran Hutton 204- cap sign? healthier eating Events RUSSELL ALLIANCE CHURCH - Rossburn 532-2170 or 311 Centennial Cres. Pas- Thurs. 7:00 p.m. Peggy Bradshaw MOBILE CLINIC- lifestyle of cooking for Contact Cliff Tetzlaff tor George Fry Sun. 11:00 a.m. 204-532-2265 532-2514 to get rid of Church Service 10:30 a.m. Fr. Norberto Monton, FOXWARREN your used printer car- Phone: 204-773-3551 204-773-2924 COMMUNITY CHAPEL Dawson Bay Fresh Fish tridges. ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. CHURCH Contact: Bev Wotton 332 Augusta St. E. - Russell HOLY TRINITY 204-847-2178 Since 1988 Fr. Norberto Monton LUTHERAN CHURCH Floyd McTavish Fresh, frozen, Sat. 7:30 p.m. Sun. 9:00 a.m. Inglis 204- 847-2245 special order, fillets Wheel chair accessible Sunday 9:00 am ~If any of the above GRACE LUTHERAN 'Church of the Lutheran Hour’ information is incorrect or and pickerel cheeks. CHURCH (ELCIC) Wheel chair accessible outdated, please contact our Contact Alana Parker at Sunday, 11:00 am. - Russell Pastor Ken Eichenlaub office to ensure that this free Worship Service 204-564-2203 service remains current ~ 204-545-2049 or 204-238-4504 Rev. Janet Kostyna Sunday School 10:00 a.m. TUESDAY, April 22nd, 2014 The Russell Banner Page 13
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of 1974. After moving to If you have been involved 6TH ANNUAL MANI- DENIED LONG-TERM FOR SALE 4 BRIDGE- in Volunteering at the Rus- TOBA MOTORCYCLE DISABILITY BENEFITS OR STONE P265/70R17 tires. Binscarth in 1978, Jim and OTHER INSURANCE? Ursel ran a successful in- sell Personal Care Home, RIDE FOR DAD. Good shape. Call 204-821- surance agency for many Hospital, Home Care, Over the past 5 years If yes, call or email 0087, Russell, MB. 16-1pd for your FREE legal years and Ursel became Clinic, Health Unit or $150,000 has been Advertisements and state- Senior Services (PCH Sup- raised for prostate can- consultation and heavily involved in the protect your rights to ments contained herein are community. When the port Group, PCH Recre- cer research. The ride compensation. the sole responsibility of business was sold, Ursel ation + Program will take place Saturday the persons or entities that Volunteers, Clergy, Hospi- May 24. You can regis- Please contact found a second career in Norm Cuddy at post the advertisement, and administration at the Rus- tal Auxiliary, Visitation ter for the 2014 MRD 204-944-3260 the Manitoba Community [email protected] sell Alliance Church, prior Volunteers, Palliative Care online by visiting Newspaper Association Volunteers/Committee, www.ridefordad.ca/mani or to working as a Customer Jason Harvey at and membership do not Service Representative Senior Services Volun- toba Pledge donors, 204-944-3260 make any warranty as to [email protected] with the Vanguard Credit teers, Home Care Volun- prostate cancer patients the accuracy, complete- Ursel Karin Boucher Union. teers, Meals on Wheels and survivors and their The Disability Tax ness, truthfulness or relia- Credit Allows for: (nee Bakus) She is survived by her Volunteers, Lab/X-ray families are encouraged bility of such husband Jim of 39 years, Volunteers. to log-on to support the cause. $1,500 Yearly Tax advertisements. For April 6, 1952 –April 9, 2014 This invitation is for you: Credit her son Joel, daughter SERVICES greater information on ad- Ursel was called to her Moni and son in law Allan INVITATION TO ALL $15,000 Refund vertising conditions, please HEALTH CARE (On Avg) Lord and Saviour on April Robertson, brother Kurt SEW AND SEW’S consult the Association’ s VOLUNTEERS 9 after a brief but valiant Bakus (Anneliese), sister PLACE Custom cloth- Covers: -Hip/Knee Blanket Advertising Con- You are invited to a Replacements, battle with cancer. Ursel Ingrid Bredin (Don), ing, Window treatments, ditions on our website at “Come and Go Tea” at the - Arthritic knees, hips, was born April 16, 1952 in brother in law Rubin Splet- Alterations, Hemming. hands, or shoulders, www.mcna.com. Russell Personal Care Home, Revenahe, West Germany zer and numerous nieces Michelle deKock, 204- - COPD, other Disabling BATTERIES FOR Recreation Room on Conditions and immigrated to Canada and nephews. She is prede- 773-2512. Email: sewand EVERYTHING. Automo- Thursday, April 24th, 2014 with her family in 1954 ceased by her parents [email protected]. For Help Applying tive, farm, construction, From 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm where they settled in Win- Reinhold and Elise Bakus, 311 Alexandria St. N., 204-453-5372 ATV, marine, cycle, golf nipeg. sister Christel Spletzer, RUSSELL ADULT Russell, MB Manitoba Company carts, solar, phones, tools, Owned and Operated Ursel graduated from and niece Monika Spletzer. TRAVEL GROUP 4-tfn radios, computers etc. Re- Daniel MacIntyre Colle- In lieu of flowers the has a travel opportunity for conditioned, obsolete and NATURAL AND GENTLE ARTICLES giate, followed by a year at family asks for donations you in 2015! hard-to-find batteries. horse training courses, riding North American Baptist to be made to the Russell Germany, Switzerland SPRING IS HERE! Denim & SOLAR equipment. The lessons & boarding, by Judith Bible College in Edmon- Palliative Care unit at the & Austria Lace - check out our new brand Battery Man. Winnipeg. Graile. Call 204-564-2285 or ton, AB. When she re- Russell Area Health Centre April 28, 2015 - 14 days Oxygen! Winter stock at deep 1.877.775.8271 www.bat- email: turned to Winnipeg she or to the Byrce Summers This tantalizing trio has discounts! Ladies & men's teryman.ca mcna [email protected] took an accounting course medical fund at any Van- something for everyone! wear, boots and accessories. 7-tfn COLORADO BLUE at Red River College. She guard Credit Union loca- or We’ll help you find that perfect SPRUCE: $1.49/each for a then worked at the Bank of tion c/o Laurissa Fleury. The Wonders of Ancient outfit! 204-773-4311. B-325, box of 270 ($402.30). Also Montreal in the Great West A memorial service was Israel: Christian Heritage Main St. N., Russell. Hours: full range of trees, shrubs, Life building where she held at the Binscarth Com- March 20, 2015 - 10 days Tues. – Friday 10am - 6pm Sat- cherries & berries. Free met Jim. Ursel and Jim munity Hall, on Monday Take a journey through the • aluminum urday & Monday 10am-5pm. shipping. Replacement were married in December April 14th. Holy Land! • brass 6-tfnc guarantee. 1-866-873-3846 or • zinc • steel FOR SALE or treetime.ca. mcna IN MEMORY COMING EVENTS Thailand: The Golden • e-waste Kingdom • lead DISCONNECTED PHONE? In loving memory of VARIETY SALE FOR SALE MAYTAG January 23, 2015 - 12 days • catalytic converters Phone Factory Home Phone Gladys Yaskew Russell Leisure Centre • stainless steel heavy duty clothes dryer Discover the Golden King- Service. No One Refused! born March 2 1924 passed Sat. April 26 • batteries in excellent condition. dom in Thailand’s glitter- Free Activation! Low away on April 25 2013 11 am - 3 pm • copper Phone 204-773-2388 ing palaces & Buddhist Monthly Rate! Calling Fea- Those we love don’t go away Baking, aprons, jewellery 15-2pd temples! www.urbanmine.ca tures and Unlimited Long They walk besides us every day, and miscellaneous For more 204.774.0192 MAYTAG HEAVY Distance Available. Call Unseen,unheard,but always near To book a table call Doris 72 Rothwell Road information contact DUTY WASHING ma- Today! 1-877-336-2274. Still loved, still missed at 204-773-3125 Winnipeg, MB and also very dear. Elaine: 204-773-2904 (1 block south of IKEA) chine/Kenmore heavy www.phonefactory.ca. mcna LANGENBURG [email protected] duty dryer. Both in good We love you to the sky mom! FASTER IN THE FIELD! Get UNITED CHURCH Deb: 204-773-3907 The trusted name in condition. $200.00 for Rolf and Rose Marie metal recycling more work done faster AND SPRING SALE [email protected] both obo. China Cabinet Wayne and Sylvia save on fuel. Chip Tuning Clothes, housewares, toys $100 obo. Phone Gloria SAFELY gives you 15% more COMING EVENTS etc. On for four consecu- Please Help The Bily at (204) 773-3050. power. AG equipment, Semis. tive weekends. Starts 15-2pd Alzheimer Society 1-888-920-1351. Dieselser- INGLIS AREA April 25 & 26, May 3 & HERITAGE COMMITTEE Contact the Alzheimer Society FOR SALE RICOCHET vices.com mcna 4, May 9 & 10, bake sale SKID PLATES. Will fit will hold their annual meeting on May 16 & 17. Sale at in your area or the Alzheimer Tuesday, April 22 @ 7:30 pm Society of Canada at Can-Ams generation one 2 the Church on Fridays is up seat for years 2006-2012. in the Inglis Skating Rink. 10 am-6 pm and 1320 Yonge Street, Suite 201, S Brand new, never used, There will be election of the Toronto, Ontario M4T 1X2 Saturdays 10 am - 4 pm. $375 in Russell. Call 204- Chair, secretary and financial 416-925-3552 Pie and coffee available, 773-3280 and leave a mes- report, followed by coffee and everyone welcome! www.alzheimer.ca donuts. All are welcome. sage. 15-2c Dave’s Autobody NERNBERG REGISTERED Wella’s Jewellery SICINISKI Inglis, Manitoba MASSAGE THERAPIST BLOUIN Autobody Repairs & Painting WELDING INGLIS, MANITOBA MARGARETE & Gifts! WELDING • Autopac Accredited Located on Hwy. 16 ROOFING • PPG Paint, lifetime warranty NEUHOFER We Put A • I-Car Gold Award Shop For all your • Mobile Welding Service Sells #1 Cut to Length • FREE windshield repairs with for remedial & relaxation Sparkle in Your Eye • Manufacturing & Repairs $200 deductable or less Welding massages • Custom Welding Metal Roofing/Cladding • Plastic welding and repairs • Fuel Tank Stands call Margarete's Massage Therapy See Us For All Your Reflective insulation for NOW SELLING Needs & Steel • Parts • Panels • Gates 204-773-2229 Jewellery, Giftware, Jewellery Walls, Roof, Cement. • Running Boards Supplies! (Russell) Repairs and Engraving! Bus: 204-773-3538 • Hood Deflectors • Sun Visors Make use of your Res: 204-773-3538 • and other Automotive Accessories 212 Main St. N., Russell BLOUIN WELDING BUS. 1-204-564-2387 insurance coverage! Cell: 204-821-5744 FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL 204-773-3933 204-564-2396 ANYTIME! RES. 1-204-564-2377 HOT STONE MASSAGE Ask For Leonard Phone 204-683-2359 Page 14 The Russell Banner TUESDAY, April 22nd, 2014
FOR SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED PROVINCE-WIDE CLAS- 2006 IHC 9200i; Cummins 370 PARK WEST SCHOOL DIVISION SIFIEDS. Reach over HP, 10 spd., 14/40, 22.5 new re- 400,000 readers weekly. Kilman Resort caps w/steel rims, auto greaser Invites applications for the following positions: Call this newspaper NOW c/w Cancade 20’ box, 856,000 requires help to work the Store and Housekeeping TWO TERM EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS – or email kms, new MB safety. $63,000 FULL & PART TIME ROSSBURN ELEMENTARY [email protected] for 3.00 Hours/Day (2 Positions) details. mcna This position will begin the first week The Park West School Division invites applications for two term positions of 3.00 hrs./day Educational Assistants at Rossburn Elementary School effective May 1, 2014 in May and continue until Mid-October. - June 26, 2014 SAWMILLS from only Please send applications to: $4,897 - MAKE MONEY Duties for both positions include support to special needs student in the Early Years. Box 959, Russell, MB, R0J 1W0 Successful candidates must be willing to work in an alternative off-campus location. & SAVE MONEY with or phone 204-725-6533 For further information please contact Bonnie Kiliwnik, Student Services Coordinator your own bandmill - Cut - 1-204-842-2107. lumber any dimension. In Individuals will be required to undergo a Criminal Record and Child Abuse Records stock ready to ship. FREE Check. 2006 FREIGHTLINER CLAS- Deadline for application is noon April 25, 2014. Info & DVD: www.Nor- SIC, Detroit, 14L 500 HP, 18 spd. To apply, forward a current resume with three references to: woodSawmills.com/400OT Eaton Fuller autoshift w/clutch, Bonnie Kiliwnik, Student Services Coordinator 1-800-566-6899 13/40, 22.5 alum. rims, c/w Can- VACANCY OPEN AT IV’S RENTALS Park West School Division Box 68 Birtle, MB ROM OCO Ext:400OT. mcna cade 20’ box w/remote hoist and gate, pintle plate, 1,162,400 We are looking for a career person to assist customers renting Fax: 204-842-2110 Email: [email protected] We thank all who apply and advise that only those selected SOLAR ENERGY. Custom kms, new MB safety. $72,500 equipment. Knowledge of construction machinery an for further consideration will be contacted systems, modules, batteries, advantage but training will be given. components for homes, cot- Must be physically able & computer literate. Box 545, Highway 16 South tages, camps, RVs and Good customer service skills are essential. Russell Redi-Mix Concrete Valid driving license is required. Langenburg Redi-Mix Ltd. Russell, MB, Canada R0J 1W0 boats. Off grid and grid tie. Phone 204-773-2586 Please call Ivan on 204-773-3126 for further information. A DIVISION OF COCO GROUP Battery Man, Winnipeg. IV’s Rentals -- Russell, Manitoba Fax 204-773-2571 1.877.775.8271 www.bat- HEAVY DUTY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC teryman.ca mcna Russell Redi-Mix Concrete, a division of Coco Group located in EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Russell, Manitoba has an immediate opening for a Heavy Duty SAVE! NEW! WRAPPED! 2007 FREIGHTLINER COLUM- Equipment Mechanic. BIA, Mercedes, 12.8 L, 450 HP, Queen or Double Pillow- The RM of Silver Creek is requiring a An Interprovincial Red Seal Heavy Duty Mechanic is preferred, 13 spd. Eaton Fuller Ultrashift Top Bed Set $375! King set GRADER OPERATOR (Full Time) but a Third Year Apprentice will be considered. He or she must be (full auto), 12/40, 22.5 alum. able to perform skilled tasks in the mechanical repair and mainte- $595.00. 6-piece Bedroom rims, auto greaser, c/w Cancade POSITION TO START IMMEDIATELY nance of heavy trucks, earth moving and related construction Suite including Pillow-Top 20’ box, w/remote hoist and gate, This position is a permanent position, experience is preferred. Salary equipment. Bed set $900. 12 Drawer 1,068,900 kms, new MB safety will relate to qualifications and experience, a benefits package offered Applicant must possess the ability to work independently in a busy Queen Storage Bed $495! 5 $70,000. after a probation period. environment and work overtime hours as required. Applicant must This person must be reliable, responsible, one that can take direction, have a valid Class 5 Driver’s License and be able to provide per- piece 42” round drop leaf sonal tools as required. TOTAL WELDING work in a team environment as well as independently. Extra hours may set $459. SOLID RUSTIC SERVICES be required depending on weather conditions. RRMC offers a competitive hourly wage and benefits including OAK Table Set 60” to 96” health coverage and a retirement plan. Benefits are available upon For further information, contact the R.M. of Silver Creek office at (204) (No Veneer) 6-high back 204-728-3821 completion of RRMC probationary period. 773-2449. Interested applicants are to contact Ivy Brown, Human Resources, by padded chairs $2,295 1701 Moreland Ave. Submit resumes by 4:30 p.m., April 25th, 2014, in person, fax or e-mail forwarding your resume with qualifications to one of the following: ($4,200 value)! 3 piece Re- Brandon, MB R7C 1A6 R.M. of Silver Creek Email: [email protected] Fax: 204-773-2571 Mail: Ivy Brown clining Fabric set w/Sofa, Box 130 Love Seat & Chair $1795. Russell Redi Mix Concrete HELP WANTED Angusville, Mb., ROJ OAO Box 545, Russell, MB R0J 1W0 (Can Separate) Call: 204- Phone: (204) 773-2449 Fax: (204) 773-3101 We thank all applicants for their interest. 571-1971. 660 Highland e-mail: [email protected] Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. Ave., South side of #1 Hwy. Brandon. mcna DRIVERS WANTED SUMMER EMPLOYMENT AUTOMOTIVE AZ, DZ, 5, 3 or 1 w/ Airbrake • Guaranteed 40hr. GUARANTEED AP- WorkWeek & Overtime SUMMER • Paid Travel & Lodging PROVAL DRIVE AWAY • Meal Allowance TODAY! We lend money to • 4 Weeks Vacation STUDENT • Excellent Benefits everyone. Fast approvals, Package JOB DESCRIPTION: best interest rates. Over 500 Must be able to have extended stays away from The successful candidate will assist in project and program vehicles sale priced for im- home. Up to 6 months. implementation. Duties will also include; interpretive trail mediate delivery OAC. 1- Must have valid AZ, DZ, maintenance, grounds maintenance, building and vehicle 877-796-0514. 5, 3 or 1 with airbrake maintenance, and clean-up of specified grounds in areas of license and have previous the District. www.yourapprovedonline.c commercial driving om. mcna experience. QUALIFICATIONS: Apply at: Secondary education background in Environmental www.sperryrail.com, Sciences, Natural Resources or Agro-Ecology is an asset. RV’S careers and then choose the FastTRACK The applicant must be a student between 16 – 30 years, RV LIQUIDATION, Save Application. returning to studies in the fall of 2014, and legally entitled to work in Canada and be finished studies for the year if in high $$$ Call Jim @ 204-795- school. Student should have the ability to work independ- 5517 www.gnrcw.com Stroke is a medical ently, have a driver’s license and access to a vehicle. GIS
mcna emergency. and GPS field unit experience is a valuable asset. Know the five sudden Experience in working with agriculture producers or in a warning signs: rural setting is an asset. 1. Weakness (even if temporary) 4 Month Term: May – August 2. Trouble speaking (even if temporary) Closing Date: April 30th, 2014 3. Vision problems (even if Please submit cover letter and resume to: temporary) Lake of the Prairies Conservation District 4. Headache Box 31 Inglis, MB R0J 0X0 5. Dizziness Attn: Adam Kerkowich
Email: [email protected] Call 911 or your 204-564-2388 local emergency number. For more information, contact: 1.888.473.4636 heartandstroke.mb.ca
Revive Home Jay Jay’s Spruce Hill Physiotherapy carpentry landscaping Boarding Kennels Steve Morris 204-937-2358 J.J. Verstappen Spacious inside Fire, Floods & other Roblin, MB Roblin, MB kennels with Insurance Issues. 131 Main Street 204-937-5932 individual outside dog runs Call Tel: 204-821-6545 (beside Mitchell’s). Fax: 204-564-2201 204-773-0062 www.restorexsask.ca Acupuncture for more Email: PHONE FOR information or [email protected] APPOINTMENT to book your No doctor’s referral required. spot today! TUESDAY, April 22nd, 2014 The Russell Banner Page 15
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR LEASE TWIN VALLEY CO-OP COMMUNITY OF ROSSBURN Ltd. offers for lease the requires a property located at 227 PROGRAMS COORDINATOR Main St., Russell. This The Community of Rossburn is seeking an enthusiastic, outgoing modern building provides person for the position of Programs Coordinator, Permanent po- 4300 square feet of sition, 21-25 hours per week. Some evening & weekends required. is currently seeking an individual to assist/perform retail or office space and Responsibilities include, but not limited to: with tire services, wheel alignments and other ample parking in a prime • Planning and implementing community programs small mechanical services OR a commercial location. For • Scheduling and booking for community owned facilities Journeyman Autobody Techinician or equivalent. more information, please • Publishing the Rossburn Matters Competitive wages, benefits package, and contact John Bonnell, Con- • Liaising with community organizations employee discounts. Monday to Friday 8 am to 5 pm troller (204) 842-3387 or • Administrative tasks set schedule. Must include references on resume. [email protected] Qualifications and skills: 28-tfn • Administration/computer knowledge required Please apply via e-mail, [email protected], • Postsecondary studies in relevant field an asset by fax 204-937-8203 or in person to Kaleigh. NOTICES • First aid/CPR, water safety instruction, fitness instruction Any questions, please call 204-937-2393. certifications an asset Thank you to everyone for their interest, however RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF SILVER CREEK • Valid driver’s license required only those selected for an interview will be contacted. PUBLIC HEARING • Organized and flexible • Successful applicant subject to Criminal Record Check and REGARDING THE 2014 FINANCIAL PLAN Child Abuse Registry Check PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to subsection 162(2) of The Submit your resume by 5:00 p.m. Friday May 2, 2014 to: Municipal Act that the Council of the Rural Municipality of Silver Creek Rossburn Recreation Commission intends to present its Financial Plan for the 2014 fiscal year at a Public C/O Town of Rossburn Hearing in the RM of Silver Creek chambers on the May 6th, 2014 at Box 70, Rossburn, MB R0J 1V0 9:00 am. Council will hear any person who wishes to make a repre- The Russell Inn Hotel & Conference Centre currently has e-mail: [email protected] sentation, ask questions, or register an objection to the financial plan an opening for the following part time (.3) position as provided.
Copies of the financial plan will be available for review beginning
April 23rd, 2014 and may be examined by any person during regular Human Resources office hours of the Rural Municipality of Silver Creek, 307 Main Street, Angusville, Manitoba. Administrative Assistant Cheryl L. Melnyk, CMMA
The Russell Inn Hotel & Conference Centre currently has Chief Administrative Officer an opening for the following position Reporting to the Human Resources Manager, duties Rural Municipality of Silver Creek include but are not limited to: x Provide a high level of confidential administrative support in a professional setting PUBLIC NOTICE Maintenance Painter x Preparing letters, faxes and other correspondence REGARDING THE 2014 FINANCIAL PLAN
x Handling information requests OF THE TOWN OF RUSSELL Duties include: x Scheduling appointments, meetings, and x Painting, paint touch-ups, texturing, and staining interviews PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to subsection 162(2) of x Seasonal duties including installation and minor x Word processing, updating spreadsheets, The Municipal Act that the Council of the Town of Russell intends repairs to seasonal décor maintaining databases, dictated documentations to present its financial plan for the fiscal year 2014 at a Public x Maintain a confidential filing system and file all Hearing in the Brad Room, Russell Civic Centre on the 1st day of Background: correspondence May 2014 at 7:00 p.m. Council will hear any person who wish- Every spring & fall, The Russell Inn and its properties x Perform new employee orientations es to make a representation, ask questions, or register an objec- conducts a thorough refreshing of our public and common tion to the financial plan, as provided. areas that includes painting and texturing duties as above. Key Qualifications: Copies of the financial plan will be available for review begin- x Previous experience in an office environment is In November, we set up and repair our traditional ning April 23rd, 2014 and may be examined by any person dur- preferred Christmas décor, and our Dickens party décor. ing regular office hours of the Town of Russell at 178 Main Street x Must possess a valid drivers license North, Russell, Manitoba. Other projects throughout the year may include: x Strong verbal and written communications skills, must have English language skills Wally R. Melnyk, CGA, CMMA x Painting and staining at Cottage Cove x Intermediate software and typing skills (Word, Chief Administrative Officer x Texturing common areas & guest rooms at times Publisher, Access, Excel, Outlook, etc.) Town of Russell when a renovation or upgrade is being done
Hours of work: Hours and days of work are flexible totaling a maximum of NOTICE OF REGISTRATION x 10-15 hours/week April, May, June 16 hours per week. OF PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATE FOR x Intermittent hours in July, Aug, Sept GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION x 10-15 hours/week Oct, Nov, Dec Wages are negotiable and based on experience. x No hours in Jan, Feb or March possibility of some The Rural Municipality of Riding Mountain West hours on an as needed basis (formerly known as) Applications or resumes may be forwarded to: R.M. of Shellmouth-Boulton, R.M. of Silver Creek The Russell Inn, Box 578, Russell, MB. R0J 1W0 Applicant must Please be advised that a general municipal election will be held on Attn: Leanne Bily Human Resources x Have a valid Class 5 drivers license October 22, 2014. or apply online at www.russellinn.com/careers.php x Be able to complete tasks independently Prospective municipal election candidates must register with the Senior Election Official (SEO) during the registration period before Work hours are very flexible. Weekly, monthly and We thank all for applying, however, only those selected for further they may begin to accept contributions, incur expenses, fundraise seasonal hours are subject to change. Hours are not consideration will be contacted. or borrow money for their campaign. guaranteed and are subject to business levels and subject NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I will be receiving candidate reg- to postponement of projects. HOMES FOR SALE MOBILES FOR SALE istrations: For the office of head of council: Wages are negotiable and based on experience. FOR SALE OR RENT 2000 7 NEW 16 X 80, 3 BED, 2 Between May 1, 2014 and September 16, 2014. sq ft house. 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 BATH. Starting at $81,500; For the office of councillor: Applications or resumes may be forwarded to: bath, Jacuzzi tub, 5 mins out of 2 New 16 x 64, 3 Bed, 1 Between June 30, 2014 and September 16, 2014. The Russell Inn, Box 578, Russell, MB. R0J 1W0 Russell. Call 306-210-7755 Bath. Starting at $66,900; 1 At the below offices during regular hours of business. Attn: Leanne Bily Human Resources 47-tfn New 16 x 68, 2 Bed, 1 or apply online at www.russellinn.com/careers.php Bath. Starting at $72,000 To obtain a registration form contact the SEO at the telephone num- HOMES WANTED Altona Mobile Homes, 1- ber listed below. R.M. of Shellmouth-Boulton OR R.M. of Silver Creek LOOKING FOR AN 800-582-4036, 1-204-324- HOMES FOR SALE 6776 Email: Box 110 – 118 Main Street Box 130 – 241 Main Street HOMES FOR SALE ACREAGE for sale in Russell Inglis, Manitoba R0J 0X0 Angusville, Manitoba R0J 0A0 [email protected] HOUSE SALE - 317 Augusta BUNGALOW FOR SALE lo- area. Call 204-263-5505 Ph: 204-564-2589 Ph: 204-773-2449 St. 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath Bun- cated on 333 Parkview blvd in 16-4pd Fax: 204-564-2643 Fax: 204-773-3101 7RGD\·VKHDGOLQHV Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] galow on a huge 50 x 175 Lot! Russell. Recent basement and FOR RENT DEOXU" C.A.O. Cindy L. Marzoff C.A.O. Cheryl Melnyk Call Chris 204-573-8933. bathroom updates. Very afford- SENIOR ELECTION OFFICIAL 6KRS&1,%IRUPDJQLÀHUVDQG 42-tfnc able home on a beautiful street. 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT RWKHUSURGXFWVIRUOLIH LEONA CHIPELSKI Call 204-773-0241 14-3pd ZLWKYLVLRQORVV HOUSE FOR SALE Well built for rent. Recently renovated. spacious open concept double lot Laundry on site. Fridge & stove 143 Augusta (Memorial) Call 1- included. Located on Rossburn Recycle ALL NEWSPAPERS 204-880-4169 for more info. Main St. Call Kristen at 204- with all flyers & inserts 16-1n/c 859-3350 42-tfn FQLEFD Page 16 The Russell Banner TUESDAY, April 22nd, 2014
NOTICE AUCTIONS AUCTIONS RURAL MUNICIPALITY AUCTION SALE FARM LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT OF SHELLMOUTH-BOULTON AND HOUSEHOLD AUCTION Estate of Ken & Mavis Tibbatts PUBLIC NOTICE For the Estate of Bev Mickelson Sunday, April 27th - 10:00 AM Saturday, May 10, 2014 starting at 10:00 am REGARDING THE 2014 FINANCIAL PLAN Foxwarren, MB -- On site at 133 Garland Ave. Directions: From Town of Roblin: #83 Hwy - 6.5 miles South, to PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to subsection 162(2) of The (If weather inclement sale will be in the rink.) Road 145.5 and 1 miles East. Watch for signs. Municipal Act that the Council of the Rural Municipality of Shellmouth- Fridgedaire Fridge, (like new); Admiral Stove; Maytag Centennial TRACTORS & 3PTH EQUIPMENT *5230 FWA Case tractor, 8232 hrs, PTO, dual Boulton intends to present its financial plan for the fiscal year 2014 at a Washer, (like new); GE Dryer: 4-Piece Queen Oak & Marble Bedroom hyd. 3 pth, c/w CIH 520 loader, joy stick *5240 FWA Maxium tractor, 8260 hrs, dual public hearing in the Council Chambers of the Rural Municipality of Suite; Oak Ent. Unit; Sofa; Chairs; Bedding; Dishes & Glassware plus hyd., 3 pth *IH 684 tractor, 3757 hrs, dual hyd., 3 pth, diesel, c/w 2250 FEL *2012 Shellmouth-Boulton on the 14th day of May 2014 at 10:00am. Usual Furniture, Small Appliances & Household. Collectibles include Case IHFWA Hydro DX34 Farmall tractor, 37 hrs, 3 pth *3 pth TXL 160 Case Roto Council will hear any person who wishes to make a presentation, ask Oak China Cabinet w/ curved glass door; Small China Cabinet; Oak Tiller (new) *3 pth 2005 Grass Pro 6 ft sickle mower *3 pth Super Blizzard 7 ft sin- gle auger back up snowblower *3 pth bale unroller TRUCKS AND VEHICLES *1997 question, or register an objection to the financial plan, as provided. Roll Top Desk; Lots of Pinwheel Crystal; Lots of Collectible Dishes & Glassware, Depression Glass, Noritake, etc. Local History Books & F250 supercab 4 x 4 truck ,7.5 Lt.(460cc), gas, 5 th wheel plate, 30,000 original km, Copies of the financial plan are available for review and may be exam- Hockey Memorablia. Medical Aids include Optelec Clear View Read- air, cruise, always shedded, will be saftied *1983 Scottsdale Chev 1500 truck, 4 x 4 ined by any person during the regular office hours of the municipal office. auto, 106199 km *2001 - 4 door mercury Grand Marquis LS, 132,000 km, fully ing Machine; Bathroom Pole; Walkers; Electric Lift Chair; Electric Lift loaded, always shedded, very clean will be saftied *1976 International 1 ton model Cindy L. Marzoff, CMMA Double Bed; Electric Wheelchair. 1996 Ford Crown Victoria, NS. Lots 200, 10 ft Metal Industries steel box and hoist, dual wheels, 7.50-16 rubber, sound Chief Administrative Officer of detailed selling. truck HAYING EQUIPMENT *2006 Highline Bale Pro 8000 Bale Shredder *8465 R.M. of Shellmouth-Boulton See sale bills or check the website for listing & photos. Case IH Round Baler *International 445 Sq. baler, 1/4 turn chute *NH Stackliner Dated April 14, 2014 HUDSON AUCTION SERVICE 1033 - sq. bale stacker- vgc *1994 NH Windrow Inverter 166 w/ hyd. drive exten- Hamiota, MB sion *NH 56 side delivery rake *JD 205 Rotary mower LIVESTOCK RELATED ITEMS AND EQUIPMENT *1996 Duncan 6.5 ft x 18 ft gooseneck cattle trailer *1987 LAND WANTED STEEL BUILDINGS Phone: 204-764-2447 Cell: 204-764-0288 or 204-764-0173 Bobco 20 ft flatdeck trailer w/ loading ramps *Flexicoil trailer type post pounder Website: www.globalauctionguide.com/hudson *Case IH 575 tandem axle manure spreader, 540 PTO *International 55 Series 24 WANTED TO BUY: 1/4 sec. STEEL BUILDINGS... HOT ft chisel plow *Morris 80-18 Seedrite w/ harrows *10 ft Leon dozer blade *2 Riding horses - consigned by Bob Mickelson *large quantity of panels, and gates, ( of land with dwelling. Suitable SAVINGS SPRING SALE! RETIREMENT FARM AUCTION 8,10,12 and 16 ft ) *bale feeders *feed troughs *3 lick tanks *2 cattle oiler and min- for small cattle operation. Good 20X24 $4,348. 25X24 $4,539. eral feeder stations *calf chute and scale *squeeze chute *27 hp Craftsman water source a must. Serious 30X30 $6,197. 32X36 $7,746. For Adolph Walter Lawnmower GS 6500 *Husavarna grass catcher *Rally 3 hp garden tiller *more Friday, April 25th, starting at 10:00 am SK TIME misc tools and small equipment not listed HOUSEHOLD *Duncan Phyfe table w/ responses only. Call Glenn or 40X46 $12,116. 47X72 Langenburg, SK 4 leaves and (4 chairs in v.g. cond.) *Inglis fridge w/ top freezer *Inglis smooth top Terry @ 204 564-2220 after $17,779. One End wall in- Directions: From Langenburg, SK - Go 1 mile East, 1 mile North stove *Inglis Portable dishwasher *kitchen table and 6 chairs *glass bookcase *solid 6:00 p.m. 14-tfn cluded. Pioneer Steel 1-800- wood desk- vgc *4 pc double bedroom suite *3 sewing machines *living room furni- *Case 2590 tractor, PS 20.8-38 duals (new), PTO, 4 hyd, 1400 hrs on engine very ture *kitchen utensils, pots, pans and baking ware *metal toy Roy Rogers trailer 668-5422. www.pioneersteel.ca good cond *Case 2090 tractor, PS 23.1-34 single rubber, PTO, 4 hyd *1969 Ford 3 (yellow)in gd cond. *more misc items too numerous to mention BUILDINGS AND LAND FOR RENT ton grain truck, 900-20 rubber, 14 ft box, roll tarp, 4 spd trans., 2 spd axle plumbed BINS *12 x 16 insulated storage shed on skids, metal covered w/ walk in door STEEL BUILDINGS/ for drill fill, 391 Industrial engine, 47200 miles, mechanically very sound *assorted wooden bins in various cond. *2 Bader hopper bins on skids w/ air fans PASTURE LAND FOR METAL BUILDINGS 60% *Cornhusker 40 ft tandem grain trailer,(approx. 1976), spring ride, 24.5 rubber, tarp, and roof ladders *2700 bu Butler bin on wooden floor RENT 3 quarters in Assiniboine OFF! 20x28, 30x40, 40x62, manual & air assist chute openers, ( consigned by Roland Schappert, 306-743- 5474) *IHC 24 ft 620 Press Drills w/fert. attach on transport *60 ft Morris Harrows, * Terms cash or cheque * Sales Tax where applicable Valley. Call for more details. 1- 45x90, 50x120, 60x150, new teeth on main frame *42 ft Bourgault Commander cult. / 11 in shovels & mount- * Lunch Sold by Prairie Mountain 4-H Club 306-743-5536. 13-5pd 80x100 sell for balance owed! ed harrows *47 ft Morris Model 525 chisel plow w/mounted harrows *30 ft Wilrich Sale conducted by: Call 1-800-457-2206 chisel plow, 16 in. sweeps w/mounted harrows *30 ft MF field cult. / mounted har- LIVESTOCK rows *7-37 ft Sakundiak auger w/ 16 hp Kohler elec. start motor w/ new battery CHESCU AUCTIONS Inglis, MB FOR SALE www.crownsteelbuildings.ca *Crown stonepicker ground drive w/clutch *20 ft IHC # 210 SP swather w/ IHC gas engine *Smith Rolls swather carrier *1995 Case IH 8465A Round Baler *1976 New Barry: 204-564-2509 cell 204-937-7180, Joey: 204-821-6022 Holland 352 Mixmill *IHC McCormack grain crusher *mounted swath burner *130 Executor (Allison): 204-937-4881 THE gal slip tank w/elec fuel pump *hyd. control & tanks for truck hoist *King Canada Check out listing and pictures online: www.chescu.com 6500 watt port. generator, 13 hp, electric start *wheathart bin sweep -4 section Online Bidding Available USSELL *Inland Plastic 22 ft grain tarp, (new) *new 3000 lb Treul elec winch *new 13 hp elec. * Auctioneer is not responsible for errors in description, additions, or deletions to sale listing. R start gas motor- power stroke *new 12 volt aux. heater for truck *large assortment * All items sell as is, where is with no further guarantee. of misc. tools *8 x 16 portable tool shed on tandem axel w / pintle hitch *1988 GMC Licensed and bonded # 318202, member of Mb & Sk Auctioneers Assoc. BANNER 2500 Vandurua van- (consigned by Maurice Johnson, 306-743-2905) *Quantity of Deadline & Rates Snap On Tools *some misc small items too numerous to mention For Classified Ads * Terms cash or cheque * Sales tax where applicable * Lunch Sold REGISTERED RED THURSDAY, 12:00PM Sale conducted by: Your donation, ANGUS BULLS Yearling & 2 Year olds ADVERTISING CHESCU AUCTIONS Inglis, MB making a difference These bulls were selected for CONDITIONS Barry: 204-564-2509 cell 204-937-7180, Joey: 204-821-6022 Advertising is accepted on Cardiovascular disease can impact anyone. Your temperament, easy fleshing, the condition that, in the Adolph: 204-773-2835 structural soundness. event of typographical View sale bill and pictures online: www.chescu.com donation allows research efforts to continue, right PHONE SADIE-JO error, that portion of the * Auctioneers are not responsible for errors in descriptions, or additions and deletions in sale here in Manitoba. 204-859-0089 advertising space occu- listing. All items sell as is, where is with no further guarantee. Auctioneer is licensed and We need your support in the fi ght against heart OR 204-773-3252 pied by the erroneous bonded in MB & SK # 318202 item together with reason- disease and stroke. able allowance for signa- ture will not be charged When a volunteer canvasser comes to your door, FORAGE BASED black angus for but the balance of the bulls, virgin 2 year olds and advertisement will be paid please give. for at the applicable rate. Contact: herd sires available. www.ner- In the event of a typo- basbrosangus.com 204-564- graphical error, advertis- Winnipeg: 949.2000 ing goods or services at a Brandon: 571.4080 2540 or 204-773-6800. wrong price, goods or Toll-free: 1.888.473.4636 Shellmouth, MB. services may not be sold. www.heartandstroke.mb.ca 15-6p Advertising is merely an 1-800-222-8477 offer to sell, and may be FOR SALE PUREBRED withdrawn at any time. The Russell Banner re- CHAROLAIS BULLS. Year- serves the right to delete ling and two year olds, very any words or phrases deemed by the Russell quiet. Call Darren 1-204-546- Banner to be objection- Here’s a brigh t idea . 2995 or 1-204-937-7680 able, or refuse to publish any advertisement. The RR16-2 Russell Banner shall not be responsible for any loss or damage to any adver- FEED, SEED, HAY tiser or third party result- ing from any error or $ ..00 0 FOR SALE seed oats tan omission in any advertise- $ .00 ment which is published. 9999 plus GST variety excellent weight 99 Publisher reserves the Spend only cleaned 773-3252 14-6c right to cancel any adver- tisement at any time. Ad- FORAGE SEED FOR vertisers are responsible to check their ads. Claims for and get your cla ssified ad into SALE: Organic and conven- adjustment are limited to tional: Sweet Clover, Al- errors appearing in the first insertion only. falfa, Red Clover, Smooth Brome, Meadow Brome, This newspaper 400,0004 40000,,000000 homeshhoomm eess Crested Wheatgrass, Timo- takes thy, etc. Free Delivery! NO Birch Rose Acres Ltd. 306- RESPONSIBILITY 863-2900 mcna (T h a t ’s a whole lot of ligh tbulbs.) for errors in ads PEDIGREED SEED FOR taken over the SALE: Certified Carberry, telephone!!! For more information and ad bookings Certified Pasteur. Call Som- Call or email erset, MB 204-744-2382 or Phone 773-2069 or Pro vince Wide C l a ssified s Fax 773-2645 The Russell 204-825-7431. mcna Run your classified ad - such as articles for sale, com m unity Monday to Friday even ts o r h elp w a n ted - in a ll 5 0 co m m u n ity n ew sp a p ers FOR SALE HAY. Timo- 8:30a.m. - 5:00p.m. BANNNENER (including the Brandon and W innipeg m arkets) for only thy/Brome/Alfalfa in a stack Email: [email protected] $99 plus GST for 25 words or less. Extra w ords $5.00 each. 204-773-2069 and tarped. $35 each. Phone Website: Email: [email protected] 204-734-2901 ST16-1 www.russellbanner.com TUESDAY, April 22nd, 2014 The Russell Banner Page 17
AUCTIONS AUCTIONS National Farmers Union FARM RETIREMENT AUCTION D7 Dozer, Vintage Tractors Youth launch For Bert & Bernice Marshall Saturday, May 3, 2014 starting at 10:00 am & Snowmoblies Auction Inglis, MB for Dave and Angie Sawkey Directions: From Inglis - 1 mile South, 1 mile West, 1/2 mile South 10:30AM - Saturday, April 26th, 2014 new video series TRACTORS, COMBINES, TRUCKS *1988 Case IH 7140, MFD, 4688 hours, 20.8 From the Yellowhead Hwy (#16) at Saltcoats, SK (Jct 725) 6 Mi -42 duals- 60 %, 18.4-26 front- 70 %, Tractor is mechanically sound and has always Last week the National for farmer justice. She been shedded *1979 MF 2705 tractor w/ MF # 246 FEL,( grapple fork, bale fork, 4 E on 725, 1 N, 1 E ~ OR From #80 Hwy (N of Churchbridge, SK) Farmers Union Youth explained, “Our goal is to x 8 snowbucket) 20.8-38 rubber- new, triple hyd. 6125 hrs, tractor is in very nice 8 Mi W on 725, 1 N, 1 E ~ OR 16 Mi E of Yorkton (Jct 9&10) on launched a video series help farmers and the pub- condition *Deutz 7807 tractor w/ Allied loader, bucket, bale fork, 18.4-34 rubber- 65 #10 to Saltcoats Road, 10 Mi S, 1 E %, 3 pth, 2 hyd. *1985 MF 860 SP combine w/ 9001 header & Melroe 388 PU, std Most of the tractors & snowmobiles are running. that addresses major con- lic in general understand transmission, 2900 hours - ( field ready) *1978 MF 750 SP combine, 6 cyl. diesel For info call 306-744-2208. cerns with the proposed that making Canada’s Perkins, 3620 hours- (field ready) *1975 Dodge 600 grain truck, 3 Ton, w/15 ft Grainmaster box & hoist, roll tarp, 900-20 rubber, truck is mechanically very sound DOZERS: Ap 1967 Cat D7E, very good under carriage, standard, winch, changes to Canada’s laws compliant with *1972 Chev 1/2 ton w/portable 80 gal fuel tank & 12 v elec. pump *Gleaner L2 SP 14' 6" dozer, 24" grouzers 2 TD9 International crawlers Complete set Plant Breeders’ Rights UPOV ’91 through Bill Combine w/ Melroe 378 PU, hydo, 1979 separator hrs, 2700 engine hrs, hopper of 24 grousers for D7 Cat TRACTORS: Dearborn 2 furrow 3 pth 2 tarp, combine is in gd cond- (consigned by Jared Bauereiss - (204)821-5034) *IHC bottom plow MF 55 diesel c/w power steering Fordson Major "P2" Act included in the om- C-18 would create a vast 8360 , 12 ft haybine (hyd swing hitch), shedded, - (consigned by Jared Bauereiss) (Perkins Diesel) Fordson Major diesel IH 650 diesel IH W-6 tractor nibus agriculture bill, The new area of rights for SEEDING & TILLAGE *1997 Bourgault air seeder w / # 8810 - 28 ft seeding tool, MM "Z" tractor Oliver 77 gas tractor-TBC McCormick W4 stand- 2130 Air Tank single chute w/ knock -on shovels, vgd - one owner *JD 610 23 ft ard VA Case tractor VA "I" Case tractor (industrial) Allis Chalmers Agricultural Growth Act corporate plant breeders Chisel plow vgd, w/ Morris mounted harrows, tandem axle *Kello-Built 210 offset (WF) MH 102 Junior tractor Oliver 80 standard Case "D" tractor (Bill C-18), which is cur- while taking away rights Disc 14 ft, 26 inch Knotch blades- good cond. *Versatile 3000 field sprayer - 68 ft Case DC-4 tractor McCormick Super W6 McCormick W6 standard Farmall H row crop tractor McCormicks 15-30 on steel McCormicks rently before Parliament. and creating a whole host booms, 800 gal tank, chem mixer, elec. cab controls *54 ft Herman Harrows *Leon 15-30 on rubber McCormicks W-30 on steel IH 706 - as is MM U stone picker - vgc GRAIN AUGERS *Brandt 51 x 8 PTO w/ direct drive *Westfield - not running MH 44 diesel tractor Farmall Super MD row crop Mc- “The three short videos of new problems for 61 x 10 - hyd. lift, pto, w/ swing away auger *Westfield 41 x 7 PTO *Sakundiak 41 Cormick Super WD-9 IH - 600 diesel McCormick standard W-D-9 highlight key mechanisms farmers.“ x 7 w/ kohler motor *Versatile 35 ft x 6 w/ B 7S motor *Wheatheart bin sweep w/ MH #81 JD styled AR Oliver 60 - parts W4 for parts MACHINERY: hyd. orbit motor *2- 4 inch utility augers ( 10 ft & 16 ft) w/ elec motors *3 grain spouts 3 Super 92 Massey combines 2 swathers 15' Versatile International in Bill C-18 that increase “With this video series, to fit 7 or 8 inch augers *2 grain hoppers SWATHERS & HAYING EQUIPMENT *400 disk/drill NH 7' trailer type mower Steel wheel trailer 2 - 8' breaking Versatile 20 ft SP w/U11 PU reel- gd straight swather *400 Versatile 20 ft w/ stan- discs 1 - 6' breaking disc 48" seed cleaner fanning mill 3 Stationary the power and control of we as young farmers, dard reel - for parts *8 ft Smith Rolls steel swath roller *NH 495 12 ft haybine - gd 1.5 hp JD 2 1.5 hp International 28-32 Kirshman DD press drills - 1 large breeders and se- want to raise the aware- cond. *Vicon Lily 6 wheel rake - hyd lift *456 NH 9 ft mower- belt drive- mint cond. with Kirshman fert attach 36' Morris rod weeder c/w harrows 12 sec- verely restrict farmers’ ness of city people and *2 1/2 ton 4 wheel rubber tire wagon *20 ft gooseneck flat deck trailer w/ tandem tion hyd diamond harrows 24' Case cultivator c/w mtd harrows Crown axles LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT *stock trailer 6 x 12 bumper hitch *Allied 10 bale fork type rock picker PARTS/SCRAP: Diegleman rock picker-parts autonomy and Canadian farmers alike so that we Combines-scrap Seed drills-scrap Truck & tractor bodies-scrap Mas- stooker *32 ft square bale elevator *Ser. 1 & 2 Model NH 3 pth round bale carrier food sovereignty,” ex- can stop Bill C-18 from *JD PTO hammer mill *Auto. cattle head gate *cable calf puller *burdizzo, ear tag- sey tractor parts Motors-parts Qty of magnetos, carbs & parts for trac- tors Qty truck & tractor parts Misc scrap Batteries-scrap Single axle plained BC farmer and becoming law,” added gers, pliers, *6 bundles of treated posts (approx. 100) *railway ties & hydro poles camper-parts 1980 Everest 500 skidoo-parts Panther 295-parts VE- *1500 gal poly water tank *Banjo pump & 2 1/2 inch water hose MISC & SHOP HICLES/SNOWMOBILES/BOAT: 1951 Merc 1/2 ton 1953 GMC NFU Youth President, NFU Youth Vice-Presi- *1992 Safari LCE Ski-Doo, liq. cooled, elec. start *Electric Halross Grain moisture 9100 1T c/w b&h 1974 Chev Custom 10 1/2 ton 1966 Chev Impala tester w/ scale & charts *PTO pulley for MF *fuel tanks *12 ton hyd press *approx hard top Mercury Meteor 4 dr body '51 or '52 Ford 4 dr - no motor Alex Fletcher. ”These dent, Lisa Lundgard. 60 ft of 6 inch cast iron well piping *Delta 10 in table saw *assorted wrenches, shop 70's Pontiac 4 dr Laurentian Late '60's Chevy Biscayne 4 dr Vintage videos feature fellow “We are committed to tools, bolts *hyd 8 inch cylinder with hose *air tube hose for Bourg. air seeder (small) (mid '60's) Honda 50 motorized bike Alouette Venture 444 snowmobile *4 inch Knock on HD shovels for Bourgault air seeder *Knock on shovels 10 & 11 1977 Panther 5000 Arctic Cat Johnson Golden Ghost 30 snowmobile NFU farmers and seed building a better future inch for Bourgault cult. *2 gopher feeding stations *scrap iron USED TIRES *3- LT Arctic Cat 5000 snowmobile 1967-68 OMC 234R Snowcruiser - needs experts speaking from the for farmers and eaters – 265-70R17 - Load Range C *1- 23.1-26 - 10 ply *1- 900-20 Truck Load Range F- 8 recoil Reveler 27 snowmobile 2 440 Nordic skidoos 340 Arctic Cat ply *2- 900-20 Truck Load Range F - 10 ply *2- 900-20 / tube & rim - 8 ply *1- 11.00- Panther 2 - 399 Nordics 1971-72 Polaris wide track 440 440 Motoski heart, from experience one that is based on a 16 tractor - 8 ply *1- 7.50-16 - 6 ply with rim (tractor) *1-7.50-18 - 6 ply with tube & ¿EHUJODVV0DUYDFERDWFZ-RKQVRQPRWRU ¿VK¿QGHUSHOP/ and from their extensive seed system that serves rim (tractor) *1- 6.50-16 - 4 ply *1 - 6.50-18 tractor rim *1- 14.9-24 - 6 ply (tractor) YARD: Tonka toys 8 hp x 24" snowblower Front mount snowblower *1-20.8-38 - 8 ply (tractor) *1- 11.2 -24 - 4 ply rating w/tube & rim ( fits Vers. 400 McCormick Super 4 with saw mandrel JD portable gen motor 5 hp knowledge about this farmers instead of corpo- B&S motor 2 Wisconsin motors 2 hydro poles Copper radiators swather) *1-P225-70R15 w/ rim - 4 ply *1- LT 245-75R16 8 ply Load Range E *7- Boat motors Sioux valve grinding machine issue.” rations.” 235-55R17 (Ford van) ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES *1956 Chev 1 Ton w/ 10 ft TERMS: Cash, VISA, Mastercard; All items sold as is where is. Auctioneer and owners not responsible for PhD candidate Terran The video series can be wooden box & hoist, 700-18 duals, in good running cond. *H.Ferguson 2 furrow errors or omissions. Sale subject to additions and/or deletions. Auctioneer not responsible for accidents. plow *Deer borne 3 pth sawing outfit *3 pth 7 ft cult. *Cancade Blanket cleaner w/ Giacomini incorporated viewed at blanket *Wind roller Grain Cleaner w/ elevator *bob sleigh & box *grain scoop shov- the video project into her http://www.nfu.ca/issue/ el *porcelain and glass telephone insulators- screw on type *galvanized bath tub GARTONS AUCTION SERVICE SERVING THE PARKLAND & SURROUNDING AREAS SINCE 1992 with legs *Maytag wringer washer *Westfalia elec cream separator *Natural weath- studies as a contribution video-series-save-our- PO Box 543 Dauphin, MB SK License #322873 R7N 2V3 ered old unpainted lumber- assorted sizes HOUSEHOLD *Sony 32 inch flat screen Phone (204)629-2583 [email protected] to the global movement seeds TV w/ stand- good working order- (7 years old) *Canon Multipass MP 700 ink jet Cell (204)648-4541 www.gartonsauction.com printer *AB glider exerciser - very gd cond. *TV stand *double stainless steel kitchen sink *Bathroom sink with taps *Dual pane wooden frame windows: 36 x 64", 4 - (36 Keystone Agricultural Producers x 84"), 2-(70 x 76") *20 gal cold water pressure tank (like new) *Copper hot water tank & copper wire *telephone wire *lounge chair *2- 57 inch white aluminium step railing with posts *2 gas weed trimmers *quantity of 3/4 inch black garden hose Farmers still concerned about grain movement GRAIN BINS AND BUILDING *Goebel hopper 2600 bushel bin w/ air tube *Friesen hopper 1500 bushel bin w/ air tube & fan *Canvas covered Combine shed- 17 x 36 Even though federal jority of the 2013 pressed their dismay provincial govern- x 15 ft high grain-movement legis- bumper crop was not over wide basis mar- ment, municipalities, Notes: All equipment was shedded except tillage and grain augers. Operator man- uals available for most of the equipment. lation setting out being moved by the gins for grain as a re- utility companies, and Equipment well cared for and in very good condition mandatory capacity railways, KAP became sult of the lack of oil/gas companies to * Terms cash or cheque * Sales Tax where applicable * Lunch Sold Sale conducted by: and penalties for the a national leader in movement and high prevent the spread of railways is close to lobbying the federal volumes in the market- disease by adhering to CHESCU AUCTIONS Inglis, MB being passed (Bill C- government to improve place. The basis mar- biosecurity protocols Barry: 204-564-2509 cell 204-937-7180, Joey: 204-821-6022 30), farmers attending rail service. This ulti- gin is the difference developed by landown- Bert & Bernice: 204-564-2549, Cell 204-821-5550 KAP’ s spring General mately resulted in Bill between the futures ers. View sale listing and pictures online: www.chescu.com Online Bidding Available Council meeting today C-30 which mandates price and the price of- Clubroot is a severe * Auctioneers are not responsible for errors, additions, deletions in sale listing. indicated they still railway capacity and fered at country eleva- disease that affects * All items sell as is, where is with no further guarantee. Auctioneers are licensed and bonded in MB & SK # 318202 have concerns about compulsory service- tors. The wider the canola yields, and getting their grain to level agreements, as basis, the lower the PED is a devastating Lloyd Robertson to market. well as reciprocal pay- price offered to farm- virus that affects baby They called for open ments between rail- ers. pigs. running rights, where ways and shippers for Also discussed is a Also raised at the speak at 55+ Banquet railways would be re- non-compliance. developing fertilizer meeting was concern The banquet at the Senior Men’s World quired by law to allow “The railways are de- shortage, where even about UPOV ’91, with Manitoba 55+ Games Curling Champion in other railways – in- nouncing this legisla- farmers who pre- farmers asking KAP to promises to be a ‘must 2012 and received a sil- cluding shortlines and tion, but they had the booked fertilizer sup- interpret for them the attend’ affair if you’re in ver medal this year in U.S. carriers – to use opportunity last June, plies are being told proposed legislation the Neepawa area during the Canadian Seniors their lines. This, they with Bill C-52, to they cannot get them. enhancing plant breed- the Games. On June 18 Men’s Curling. The said, would give farm- enter into voluntary KAP members also ers’ rights. They also the banquet and dance at dance will have the ers more options when service-level agree- expressed concern, in want to lobby the fed- Neepawa’s Yellowhead Grayson Ross Band of a particular railway ments with shippers – light of clubroot and eral government to Centre will have Lloyd Virden to entertain and could not deliver cars, and they declined to do the PED virus recently continue research on Robertson as the guest supply the dance music. and would enhance rail so,” said KAP presi- moving into Manitoba, smaller-acreage crops speaker. Lloyd who was Tickets are available capacity. dent Doug Chorney. about biosecurity. that are not part of the a radio and television now. If you wish you After it became clear Also at today’s meet- They called for KAP mandate of the large, broadcaster for many can reserve yours with this winter that the ma- ing, KAP members ex- to work with the private plant breeders. years is well known to your 55+ registration all Canadians as one of or, in Neepawa, phone the most trusted faces in (204) 476-7614 or (204) For all your television news. 476-0355. Tickets are To round out the $25 each. Only 350 Advertising needs evening, Kelly Robert- tickets are available, son and his rink will be first come/first served Call 773-2069. in attendance. Kelly was basis. Page 18 The Russell Banner TUESDAY, April 22nd, 2014
Russell & District LEATHERWORKS Teri Sonnenberg, RMT Kelly's Pet Grooming ET Registered Massage Therapist Chamber of Commerce NEW LOCATION ERNIE THICKETT Relaxation, Therapeutic, Pre-Natal, NOW SERVICING ROSSBURN - SADDLE AND BOOT MAKER Hot Stone, Rainbow, Craniosacral 178 Main St. - Civic Centre AS WELL AS RUSSELL HEATING; PLUMBING; Massage, Reflexology, Hydrotherapy Russell, MB R0J 1W0 Free pickup & deliveries within Russell. - TACK, CANVAS & SHOE 204-773-3717 Phone 204-773-2456 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES REPAIR For appointments call 204-859-2167 154 Main Street (IGA Mall) Meeting last Wednesday of month @ Email: [email protected] SEE US AT THE RUSSELL IGA MALL. Box 1401 Russell, MB R0J 1W0 @ Asessippi Chiropractic Centre 11:45am www.facebook.com/petgroomingbykelly WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 204-773-2852 Phone: 204-773-7872 or Cell 204-773-6658 BNB Carpentry LY N N ’S ELECTRIC Parkland Texturing Angusville • Interior Painting Brady Burla, Inglis, MB • Ceiling Texturing • Drywall Taping Residential Building • Commercial Building • All Phase Construction ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Home Improvements • Additions • Decks • Roofing • Landscaping •Commercial • Residential (204) 821-5146 Concrete • Framing • Windows and Doors •Siding Commercial & Residential Wiring Rick Boryskavich Box 1695 CALL LYNN CHUCHMUCH Shawn & Kathleen Liske Reno’s, decks, siding, windows, Darcy Van Damme Russell, Manitoba R0J 1W0 Tel: 204-773-2402 Cell: 204-773-0133 Owner Cell: 1-204-773-6960 204-773-3365 Box 1101 Russell, MB R0J 1W0 Email: [email protected] doors, soffit/fascia, finishing. [email protected]
BANNER COUNTY Quality & Service is Bren’s 361 Main Street ROBLIN CLEANERS our motto! BOWLING LANES AGENTS: RUSSELL: Korell Signs, Mala Party Boutique 209 Main St. - Russell, MB Skin Care Russell, MB R0J 1W0 Thursday Weekly Service! ROSSBURN: Co-op Service Station & Grocery Call Ted or Marie Smith 204-773-3008 LAUNDROMAT: Open 7 days a week to book your lanes! Bren Murray, C.P.E. RENTALS: Uniforms, Mats, Linen, Tablecloths, Drycleaning, Repairs, Alterations Home 204-773-3570 www.brensskincare.com Cell 204-773-6163 Licensed Esthetician PH: 204-937-4304 FAX: 204-937-3610
Live for now, Plan for the future. McArthur Louis McArthur, SEARCHING FOR THE PERFECT PROPERTY? Ltd. Journeyman Plumber Financial Planning • licenced gas fitter Investment Planning • septic certified 204-821-6121 Insurance Planning • renovations & new construction • heating, duct work & furnace installation Tax Planning • plumbing sales & service residential/commercial Estate Planning • FARMS • RESIDENTIAL • ACREAGES • LAKE LOTS Farm Succession Planning RUSSELL • COTTAGES Credential Financial Strategies Inc. is a member 204-773-8324 company under Credential Financial Inc., offering Karen Goraluk • COMMERCIAL financial planning, life insurance and investments to members of credit unions and their communities. TOLL FREE Salesperson 1-866-706-5825 213 Main Street, Russell MB R0J 1W0 855-773-8324 BUS. 204-937-8357; CELL 204-773-6797 / ROBLIN, MB / 227 MAIN ST. www.vanguardcu.mb.ca Email: [email protected] www.north-star.ca COMPUTERS ~ SALES AND SERVICE Langenburg Motors (1967) Ltd.
*Forced Air & In Floor Heating Ford Dealership *Air Conditioning *Ventilation *Refrigeration Fully staffed & equipped to look after your service and warranty requirements. *Geothermal Systems *Appliance Repair 204-532-2144 SEE US FOR SALES AND SERVICE 306-743-2302 Langenburg, Sask.
FLÖCKNER Village of Binscarth, Town of Russell & Rural Municipalities 147 Main Street N. of Russell, Silver Creek & Shellmouth-Boulton (204) 773-2564 178 Main St., Box 1359, Russell, MB R0J 1W0 Email: Phone: (204)773-4792 Fax: (204)773-3370 & Geothermal [email protected] Business & Community Development Services contact Marcia, Economic Development Officer, [email protected] Bottled Water; Newcomer Settlement Support & Immigration Services contact Lorraine, Water Softeners/Treatment; Immigration Services Coordinator, [email protected] PLUMBORIUM In-Floor Heating; (2 04) 77 3 - 3446 Geothermal Heating & Cooling Building the new prairie economy plumbing + interior design www.plumborium.com www.bluemoongeothermal.com www.asessippiparkland.com TUESDAY, April 22nd, 2014 The Russell Banner Page 19 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CONCRETE, Clint’s Campers SILVER CREEK PRAIRIE TOOL & PURE NATURAL RESIDENTIAL, EQUIPMENT RENTAL COMMERCIAL BUY & SELL USED CAMPERS Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning WILL DO MINOR REPAIRS COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Curtis & Kim Bell FOUNDATIONS WATER RESTORATION Box 1253 - 514 Westbourne St. E. ANGUSVILLE, MANITOBA Russell, Manitoba PHONE: JOHN LISKE BOB PARADINE Call Clint Pushka @ 204-773-2931 PHONE: 204-532-2226 204-773-3299 or 204-773-4228 204-773-6431 RUSSELL, MB www.clintscampers.com CELL: 204-773-4498 1/2 Block East of the Water Tower 773-2270 JH EXCAVATING JED HUTSON LOOKING FOR CHILD CARE? OWNER/OPERATOR COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIR LOOK NO FURTHER! Box 127, Inglis, MB P.O. Box 812, Russell, Manitoba R0J 1W0 Located in Inglis, MB R0J 0X0 Tires - any size, any type. Gerry Kilimnik PH: 204-773-3988 FULLY LICENSED Cell 204-937-0886 Full Auto repairs including DAY CARE CENTRE. tractors & semis. TREMAINE We have Sean Hutton Home 204-564-2183 Track Hoe & Operator available. (AIR) SERVICES part time, casual Service truck available 24 hrs. and full time Fast Professional • Basements General Repair and Machining Service Mobile & shop welding. Welding spaces available! • Water & Sewer Hewson's at The Elevator, Aluminum - White Metal - Stainless Call/Text 204-821-4994 • Gravel & Topsoil Angusville, MB Repairs to Outboard Propellers Call the centre for more Email: Ph: 204-773-3025 Aluminum Casting, etc. information 204-564-2477. • Demolition PHONE: 204-773-3265 (RUSSELL AIRPORT) [email protected]
Farm Succession Tax & Estate Expertise Investment Stewardship Superior Natural and Quality Insurance Strategies products for every area of your life. 811 18th St. North, Brandon, MB R7A 7S1 Janice Johnstone Rannie (204)729-3400 or 1-800-392-1388 Watkins Ind. Associate #385460 [email protected] Ph: 204-532-2008 Chris Veilleux, CFP, CLU, FMA, FCSI, CPCA Cell: 204-773-6307 Vice President, Brandon Branch [email protected] Mutual funds are distributed through Desjardins Financial Security Investments Inc. www.NATURAL95.com For insurance products, Desjardins Financial Security Investments Inc. acts as a national life insurance brokerage agency. Box 265 • Binscarth, MB • R0J 0G0
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SIMS & COMPANY, LAW OFFICE Marcel J.J.R. Gregoire Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public B.A., L.L.B. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR GM BIRTLE Office - 204-842-3355 RUSSELL Office - 204-773-2172 & NOTARY PUBLIC 7th & Main Street 227 Main Street Mon. to Fri. (9 to 5) Mon. to Fri. (9 to 5) 158 Main Street West TED FALLOON Woody Langford attending Mon. Wed. Fri. Woody Langford attending Tues. & Thurs PO. Box 1630 all Roblin, MB R0L 1P0 C SHOAL LAKE Office - 204-759-2733 MINNEDOSA Office - 204-867-2717 Home: 204-847-2390 e, Ph. Bus. 204-937-2117 tim Burlington Bldg. #1 - 515 4th Ave. 76 Main Street ny Mon. to Fri. (9 to 5) Mon. to Fri. (9 to 5) Monday - Friday Cell: 204-773-6605 A y! y Da Norm Sims. Q.C. attending Fri. Norm Sims. Q.C. attending Mon. to Thurs. For appointments in Sales, Service Pickup, Parts Drop Off An ROSSBURN Office - 204-773-2172 STRATHCLAIR Office evenings phone Box 580, Langenburg, SK S0A 2A0 Phone: 306-743-5430 Appointment upon request 204-867-2717 or 204-759-2733 204-937-2117 Appointment upon request CHEVROLET • BUICK • GMC TRUCKS [email protected]
BURNS MAENDEL Russell Septic Cleaning CONSULTING ENGINEERS LTD. Serving the Area Over 20 Years PROFESSIONAL THIS SPACE ENGINEERING SERVICES ’ Up k Em Suc Septic Tanks Holding Tanks Agricultural Garage Pits Car-Wash Pits Structural OWNER/OPERATOR Water Hauling Environmental COULD John H. Dunn Mechanical Box 1055 Porta-Toilet And Porta-Sink Rentals Electrical Russell, MB R0J 1W0 “Big or Small We Book Em’ All” Civil 1331 Princess Ave. Brandon, MB Ph: 204-728-7364 BE YOURS! 204-532-2258 or 204-773-0405 (Cell) www.bmce.ca Page 20 The Russell Banner TUESDAY, April 22nd, 2014 Agriculture Equipping the grain farm when seasons are short fababeans which can be 20% of your acres per approximately 10% per custom harvesters to chased inputs and yet is seeded much earlier in day. day. supplement ownership. one that often receives the spring when soil Swathing capacity will The harvesting opera- In a typical cereal the least analysis. temperatures are still vary depending upon tion is likely the equip- oilseed rotation the Matching equipment quite cool. On the other the operation and the ment purchase that slower cereal harvest capacity to acres is crit- side of the seeding win- percentage of canola often gets the most at- and quicker canola har- ical and certainly some- dow warmer season that is grown in the ro- tention since it is the vest will most often av- thing to keep in mind if crops such as soybeans tation. Straight cutting critical final step in de- erage out at a rate of you are on the auction ELMER KASKIW can now allow growers has decreased the need termining gross returns around 10% of total circuit this spring. MAFRI, ADVISOR to delay seeding till for swathing in cereals and in ensuring we acres per day and is an Elmer Kaskiw is a soils have warmed suf- however the increased have a quality product overall number pro- Farm Production Advi- Equipping the grain ficiently. Likely having frequency of canola in to market. One can eas- ducer’s will strive to- sor with Manitoba farm is one of the most the greatest influence the rotation has picked ily argue that over ca- wards. Agriculture, Food and important and complex on seeding capacity is up these acres meaning pacity can be irrelevant Machinery expense Rural Development in management decisions the number of oilseed a swather is required given the potential accounts for more vari- Minnedosa. He can be one needs to make on acres since the lower on 40-50% of their losses and is why some ability in profitability reached at 204-365- the farm. These deci- filling requirements in- acres. Since these producers annually use then most other pur- 0966 sions become even creases seeding capac- canola acres are seeded more difficult in north- ity substantially. A in a short period of ern climates where the good number that many time they also tend to growing season is a use is somewhere be- mature quite close to- limiting factor and can tween 50-60 acres per gether. Swathing tim- be critically important foot of air seeder de- ing can be managed when we experience pending upon the somewhat however you compressed springs like oilseed cereal split in would want your last year. your rotation and swathing capacity to The seeding operation whether or not you mirror your seeding ca- is especially important grow any fall seeded pacity for those acres at since timely seeding al- crops or special crops lows all other pur- in your rotation. chased inputs to When it comes to pes- appreciate in value. In Parkland Ranch ticide application we Manitoba most years throughout have even fewer days much of the South to get the job done. The Parkland region one narrow seeding window can reasonably expect and the number of to get 10 working days passes necessary means of what would be con- we have an even larger sidered prime seeding percentage of our total conditions. These are acres ready for spray- the days when the soil ing at the same time. Andrew Agencies, proud to be part of the community. texture, temperature The number of days is and moisture are ideal even more difficult to INVESTMENTS REAL ESTATE for seed placement and pinpoint in that they are Call us about quick emergence. This most often influenced MORTGAGE means you ideally need by the environment and to be equipped to get growing conditions. 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