Not Modern But Is Old School Sound at Central School Board
The board discussed information and inspection costs for a project at Central School and the Mel Taylor stucco tender of 1840.00, the lowest bid from two, for patching and two finish coats. Frank Sitko of Manitoba Hydro attended to discuss hydro consumption fluctuations. KM McMurray sought permission to solicit students for a student accident insurance plan next term. Chairman V J Rosnoski presided with trustees Loney Perrin Gallinger and secretary treasurer Wilda Kieper present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Mel Taylor
Frank Sitko
Manitoba Hydro
KM. McMurray
Council Plans Lagoon Extension For Russell Area
At the town council meeting last Thursday Underwood McLellan & Associated Ltd were authorized to assist with a new lagoon west of town. A grant request of 750 was made to the department of public works for Grange Street property. Building permits were approved for A O Ross Mike Kaban and Mrs Lillian Woulston. All members attended with Mayor Burgess presiding. Accounts totaling 1098.11 were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Underwood, McLellan & Associated Ltd
Joan
Cerral
Department of Public Works
Grange Street
A. O. Ross
Mike Kaban
Lillian Woulston
Burgess
Angusville Cardinals Reach North Western League Finals
The Angusville Cardinals swept Rossburn in the semifinals to reach the North Western Baseball League finals. They will face the Strathclair Woren series winner after awaiting the outcome of that series, with pitching from Larry Rubeniuk guiding a 21 to 80 win at Rossburn last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angusville Cardinals
Strathclair
Usick Elected Leader as Mitchell Sharpe Guest Speaker
Usick was unanimously elected to lead the organization. The pack ed Legion had invited Hon. Mitchell Sharpe, minister of trade, to deliver the guest speech for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Usick
Mitchell Sharpe
Local Athletes Attend Peace Garden Camp Across Border
Manitoba and Saskatchewan junior high and high school athletes attend the Royal Canadian Legion track and field camp at the International Peace Garden over two weeks. The girls run August 8 to 16 with boys the following seven days, with 22 coaches guiding events and conditioning near Brandon, North Dakota border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rery
Avascuss
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Royal Canadian Legion
International Peace Garden
Troseli
Lexie Smart
Carol “Soderstrom
Jacqueline Wilson
Shelley Phillips
Ennis Whitmer
North Dakota
Brandon
Family gathers for graduation at Summer collage event
The Smellie family gathered at Silver Beach as Robert G. Smellie presented his son Hion to parents Bob and the family. A picnic lunch followed with relatives from Winnipeg Oakville Saskatoon Russell and Winnipeg present including Hon Robert Smellie Mrs Smellie Susan Carol Linda and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Smellie
Silver Beach
Bob
Robert
Smellie
Susan
Carol
Linda
Winnipeg
Frank Kitson
Pat
Oakville
Ont
George
Tommy
Ian
Saskatoon
Logie Smellie
Kim
Jan
Lisa
Jake
Russell
Margaret Cumming
Binscarth to host Oak River in Western Manitoba final
Midget baseball finals shift to Saturday as Binscarth meets Oak River for Western Manitoba honors. The decisive game will be played on the Binscarth diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth
OAK River
Western Manitoba
Association Takes Stand On Elections
The Manitoba Association of School Trustees proposes trustees begin office immediately after elections. A Winnipeg meeting argued against extending terms or concurrent expirations, urging continued staggered terms for continuity and better administration while opposing late seating of defeated trustees. President A. C. Hamilton will present the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muito Itoba Association of School Trustees
Ffice
Portage Hotel
Fieet
A.C. Hamilton
Area Teachers Attend Special Maths Course
Teachers from Silverton Micniska Inlis gather for a Manitoba Teachers' Society modern mathematics course. Participants include Mrs T Boryskavich Mrs N M Hovey Mrs EG Fingas and Mrs H Lorimer. The program trains teachers for new mathematics to be taught next term in grades 4 5 6 and 8. Classes run simultaneously in Dauphin Brandon and Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Socety
T. Boryskavich
Silverton
N. M. Hovey
Micniska
EG. Fingas
H. Lorimer
Inlis
Dau Phin
Brandon
Winnipeg
Manitoba horticultural shows planned across province
Provincial horticulturists and local societies seek hobby growers to display flowers vegetables and fruit. From August 1 to 27 thirty five shows in as many communities are planned including the provincial fruit show at Portage la Prairie on August 26 27. Novice exhibitors have a good chance, and lists of needed rulers are available from agricultural representatives or society secretaries. The fruit show prize list is available from provincial agricultural offices and the Portage la Prairie society secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage la Prairie
Memorial Arena
F. J. Weir
The
Manitoba Horticultural Association
Department of Agricultural
Portage la Prairie Society
Weir
Imperial Oil Review
Royal Bank of Canada
Manitoba Telephone System unveils new vehicle color scheme
J. F. Mills, chairman and general manager, announces white, gold, and blue colors for safety and appearance. Side emblem and blue band will be reflective for daytime and nighttime visibility. Replacing dark green over four years as older fleet is repainted or replaced. over 550 vehicles total, about 80 in service by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Telephone” System
J. F. Mills
Mills
Manitoba Roads Association Opens 16th Year of Service
The Manitoba Good Roads movement marks its 16th year of operation as judges assess road maintenance across four regional teams. Since 1910 a systematic judging system and trophies like the Provincial Cup and Union of Manitoba Municipalities Shield have encouraged improvements in urban and rural road appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Province of
Manitoba
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Whey
Prairie Economic Council Formed
The premiers of Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta formed the Prairie Economic Council last week. It will meet in Regina on October 14 to outline aims in economic development research agricultural marketing water conservation hydro facilities and tourist promotion. Premier Roblin noted the objectives proposed by Premier Manning and Mr Robin were nearly identical with Thatcher's aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premers
Prairie Provinces
Prairie Economic Council
Regina
Dutt Babylin
EC. Mannning
Alberta
Mr. Roblin
Thatcher
Roblin
About Town heat waves and progress clips in the district
A long note covers heat affecting haying and crop ripening, a restuccoing at Central School, a new U.G. elevator project, and progress in Langenburg Parade of Progress Day. It also mentions Beavers Queen setting a Ladner track record, RCMP reassignments, more trailer spaces, new waterworks and gas installs, pre-harvest fastball at Asessippi Beach, and safety campaigns with a sobering traffic death statistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.G
Saskatchewan
Langenburg
Bob Page
Ladner
B.C
Canada
United States
Opd
Sid Baker
Morris
Russell
God's Country
RCMP
Swan River
Local visiting and community notices from Dropmore area
A week end visit to the home of Mr and Mrs Phil Zimmer is noted alongside various community greetings. Chronicles of a five week holiday returnee to Sudbury Ontario and visits by Shirley Roberson and Flor cette Simair to Wellman Lake 4H camp are recorded with church notices, gatherings, and a miscellaneous shower for Jean Steven Dridesleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit Reree
Sewdale
Phil Zimmer
Sudbury
Ont
Jock Kruger
Shirley Roberson
Florcette Simair
Assiniboine Sonnettes
Wellman Lake
Duck Mountain Forest Reserve
D. E. Cockrill
Shellmouth United ‘Church
Dropmore United Church
Bagot
Man
Hunt
J. Shearer
Jean Steven Dridesleet
Faye Digby
Jean
End of 1964 Canadian bank savings reach over twelve million
By year end 1964 Canadians held more than twelve million dollars in savings deposits across chartered banks and the total savings approached nine billion dollars.
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Usick Choice OF
Marq. Liberall
Peace Garden
Lorne Wallace
Wallace
Rme Priet
Legislative Committee
Alice
Futher
Beaumneauon
Dropmore
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