Grade XI XI XII Exam Results Announced
Grade XI and XVI exam results announced by the Department of Education with student names and bracketed marks. Entries include Olgs Bulischak Jo Ann Cross Margaret Hertlein Isobel Mintenk o Wanda Mushumanski Gloria Pacey Jim Patterson Marie Storey Shirley Storey Herbert Wilderman Chester Wishart Allen Cartwright Helen Choropits Ernest Ciierski Iris Donoghue Jean Eshelby Garry Gaber Ronald Glasman Bill Haney Dick Mosoronchon Edward Kleebaum Bill Mansell Marie Meadows Frank Porada Irene Robb Marnie Shaw Muriel Zemlisk Phyllis Zemmake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Foster
Department of Education
Bulischak
Jo Ann Cross
Margaret Hertlein
Stanley Krowski
Isobel Mintenko
Wanda Mushumanski
Gloria Pacey
Jim Patterson
Marie Storey
Shirley Storey
Marie Meadows
Frank Porada
Irene Robb
Marnie Shaw
Muriel Zemlisk
Phyllis Zem- Make
Korean Thanks Heard At Silverton WMS Meeting
Silverton WMS met at the church on a Wednesday in August with vice president Mrs Alwyn Coulter in the chair. The treasurer reported over 100 dollars sent to Presbyterial treasurer this year and a crate of 30 dozen eggs sent to Gimli Fresh Air Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton W.M.S
Silverton Wms
Alwyn Coulter
W. L. Keating
Gimli Fresh Air Camp
Catherine McKeen
R.coulter
A. Coulter
Bers
M.S. Coulter
Korea
Smellie Bros. & Co. Adopts New Store Front
A historic Russell brick building on Assiniboine and Main gains a modern storefront after summer alterations. Smellie Bros. & Co. occupy the 35 by 128 foot general store with grocerya, offices, and warehouse after replacing the earlier frame structure built in 1909 by Fusee and McFeeters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smellie Bros. & CO
Russell
Assiniboine and
Main
Brown and Smellie
A. G. P. Smellie
A. G. Smellie
R. C. Smellie
Smellie Bros
Fusee and McFeeters
Neepawa
Smeke Bros & Co
Groceteria
Good Roads Judges Begin Manitoba Tour Monday
Manitoba Good Roads Association judges depart next Monday on an 8000 mile inspection tour to assess municipal roads and beautification. The executive meeting in Winnipeg announced a 20 percent rise in 1964 membership as President Cathcart honored H French of Stony Mountain with a life membership. Trophies and diplomas reward rural, suburban, and town efforts. the judges committee includes J E McAuley and W H French among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Good Roads Association
Winnipeg
Cathcart
H. French
Stony Mountain
Mrs Bruce Dent An OBrien Baby
Minnedosa Triayne notes Dr M A O Brien, age 86, remains prairie medical dean at Qu Appelle Sask. Dorothy Craig Dent of Minnesota, born Rossburn, raised Russell, daughter of Tom Craig, recalls his pioneer work. A testimonial book ties to a 1900s era of barter births and non payment for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Andrew
Minnedosa
Prairies
M. ¢ O'Brien
Qu’Appelle
Sask
Robert ‘Tyre
Regina
Minnesota
Bruce Dent
Dorothy Craig
Rossburn
Russell
Tom Craig
Rus , Sell
O'Brien
H- Pennington
Gunton Man
Craig
July Driver Suspensions Dip in Manitoba
Manitoba registrar counts 405 suspensions in July, down from June’s 489 record. Total drivers on suspension reached 4654 by month end, up 132 from June. Many suspensions stemmed from major violations including drunk driving 40 cases and hit and run 231, with 118 for driving without insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
R. B. Baillie
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Greater
Winnipeg
Sermonette Reflects on James Russell Lowell as Ambassador for Christ
Weekly sermonette honors James Russell Lowell who lived as an interpreter of faith and freedom. It notes his restraint from law practice to edit The Freeman and his 1880 appointment as American Ambassador to England, framing him as a modern ambassador for Christ. The piece urges Christians to embody ambassadorial duties, citing 2 Corinthians 5 20 and urging reconciliation with God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toar
James Russell Lowell
James Cowell
United States
Freeman
Altho
England
Christ
Lowell
W. G. Zwicker
Save Children Speaker Here In October
Russell residents are familiar with the Unitarian Service Committee of Canada and its director Dr Lotta Hitschmanova whose work has relieved suffering among children in war-devastated areas. Each year since 1945 she investigates conditions abroad and tours to appeal for help. This fall she plans to speak in Russell about her trip to India at a Ladies Auxiliary of the Russell Legion sponsored meeting with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Unitarian Service Committee of Canada
Lotta Hitschmanova
Hitschmanova
Horticultural Show Promises Broad Display in Russell
Gardeners and friends prepare for the annual Horticultural Show set for Saturday August 28 at the Russell Memorial Rink. New classes bring total to 127 and exhibitors expect strong displays in vegetables and flowers. Special awards include 101 to the top exhibitor by points from the Russell Horticultural Society, 5 for a second prize, and multiple cash prizes and trophies from Kiwanis Club, Robertson Brothers, Dr. Skinner, and others for grand aggregates in vegetable and cut flower sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Memorial Rink
Russell Herricutural Society
R. G. Ledingham
Kiwanis Club
Sy Robertson Brothers
Dr. Skinner
Conservation urged by Manitoba Game and Fish Federation
G Giles Tidsbury, president, urged stronger conservation at the Federation of Fish and Game Associations of Manitoba annual convention. He noted game bird license sales nearly tripled in ten years and big game hunters grew from 10,000 to 178? 10,000. Non-resident bird shooters rose from 197 to 178 between 1942 and 1952. The federation pressed for more conservation officers biologists and education, and greater funding from sportsmen through licenses. He praised the Alf Hole Wild Goose Sanctuary, and minister C E Greenlay for fostering cooperation. The Delta Waterfowl Research Station was highlighted as a North American leader. The Sportsman's Show in Winnipeg was cited as a successful annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
G. Giles Tidsbury
Federation of Fish and Game Associations of
Manitoba
Tidsbury
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Alf Hole
Rennie
Lynch's Point
Lake Manitoba
Department
C. E. Greenlay
Greenlay
Federation
Lg Federation
Delta Waterfowl Research Station
Winnipeg Game and Fish Association
Winnipeg
Water Wagon Tour Shocks Towns On Unauthorized Trip
Russell's street-sprinkling truck roamed last Saturday night visiting Binscarth and St. Lazare before police apprehended it. The incident drew curiosity as the water wagon traveled without authorization, prompting local officials to review routes and safety protocols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Binscarth
St. Lazare
Nusselt seniors chase district baseball tourneys
The Nusselt senior team shows strong form across district events reaching semi finals at Spy Hill and competing near top, with defeats to Welwyn and Langenburg and a rain halted semi against Holar. They travel to Clear Lake for a four team event and invite local fans to next Wednesday tournament in Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nusselt
Distriet
Spy Hill
Echo
Binscorth
Welwyn
Langenburg
Bredenburg
Stockholm
Holar
Russell
Sportsman's Park
Clear Lake
Lieutenant-Governor Visits Local Kiwanians
Lieutenant-Governor W. E. Wightman of Kiwanis Division No. 3 addressed the local Kiwanis Club at a Monday luncheon. He reported on the International convention and discussed the Western Canada District convention slated for Saskatoon on September 5 6 and 7. Delegates J A Burgess G A Allen and H E Way from the Russell Club were named. Wightman was joined by Brandon visitors Robert Forbes Ernie Render and Tom Ryles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Wightman
Standon
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis Club
Mr. Wightman
Community Notes From Brunhill And Surrounds
Mrs Bull Chase of Brunhill with son Gary and a friend visited Mrs Margaret Keating. Mr and Mrs Fraser McLennan and Marjorie with Mrs Bisset drove to St Catherine Ontario. Baby Evans was a patient at Sacred Heart hospital and is hoped to recover. Tib batts Hertlein wedding drew many visitors last Saturday. Mrs Keating stays with Mrs Watson Dunn at Silver Beach this week. Mr and Mrs Geo McLeod with Russ Emily and Gordon Coulter traveled to Minot North Dakota and attended Vincent Methodist Church. Rev Jack S Lervas led the service at First Presbyterian Church. On the return trip a stop at Jim and Janet Angus at Chater was made. Mrs Keating, Mrs Bill Chase and boys visited Mrs Harry Cross at Roblin on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Chase
Brunhill
Gary
Chase
Margaret Keating
Fraser McLennan
Marjorie
Bisset
St. Catherines
Ontario
Baby Evans
Sacred Heart Hospital
Keating
Watson Dunn
Silver Beach
Geo. McLeod
Russ
Emily
Gordon Coulter
Minot
N.D
Vincent Methodist Church
Jack S. Lervas
Jim
Janet Angus
Chater
Bill Chase
Treaty promises free exercise of religion to Canadians
A 1763 treaty ending the wars between Britain and France promised free exercise of religion to Canadians, reflecting early monarchic and colonial guarantees.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Good Roads
J. E. McAuley
W. H. French
P. Beachell
W. J. Graves
C. 8. Landon
W." H. Campbell
J. H. Cathcart
W. J. Kane
K. Barkman
RCAF
Mrs. Bruce Dent
O’brien
Save Children
Game & Fish Assn
Urges Conservation
The
Minniska
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