Permits Issued For 3 More New Homes
Russell council approves three additional dwelling permits bringing total new homes to 15 either completed or under construction. Property purchases involve town lot opposite the Elks Legion Court, east of the fair grounds, and the Rannie property at town’s south end. Other permits cover a frame shed, a frame garage move in, and removal of a shed. Accounts paid total 9196.62, including 1495 for water and sewer connections to be repaid by homeowners and 1060 for a new hall roof. All council members attended, meeting led by Mayor Burgess.
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Russell
Ziprick
Elks Legion Court
Ross
Fair Grounds
Robert
Rannie
Steve Hudymka
A. G. Carlson
Lillian Hodgkins
Wheat City Roofing Co
Burgess
la Riviere
Historical Society
A.J. Buie
Russell and
Inglis
Trail
Shellmouth Dam
Shell River
Manitoba
Silver Beach
Asessippi
Russell Golf and Country Club
Angusville
Rinn
Elks Legion
Winnipeg
International Air Cadet Exchange
Russell Fair
J. A. Sawyer
Oak Lake
Saltcoats
Hamsota
Christ Church Cross Dedicated At Morning Service
Christ Church held a dedication Sunday for a new neon cross in memory of the late Bernard Greaves. Rev Hyett officiated as the cross was lit at morning service, fulfilling Greaves's last request of one lighted cross. A time clock will regulate nightly illumination to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Greaves
Christ Church
Hyett
Minniska District Social Notes From Strathclair And Surroundings
Local residents from Minniska, Strathclair, Russell, Balzac and Shoal Lake visited family homes and shared meals and picnics at Silver Beach. Campers Bob Stewarts and Mervyn Dunns returned from a week at Silver Beach. Funeral details note Mr. Harry Armstrong’s service in Inglis with district sympathy. Vacation school at Knox United Church in Russell lists many attending children and helpers. Mrs. Wesley McLeod visited Grace Hospital in Winnipeg. Minniska congregation members helped freshen church after decoration. Royall Purple Convention attendees report an enjoyable trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Radford
Laurie and
Dougie
Strathclair
Harvey Hackman
C. Tennant
8. Hackman
Tussell
Harvey
Lorna
Debbie Hackman
Silver Beach
Randy Kieper
Russel
Willis Kieper
Stan Jones
Larry
Balzac
Alberta
Eddie
Betty
Sherry Mushumanski
Shoal Lake
Tony Mushumanski
Bob Stewarts
Mervyn Dunns
Michiska
Harry Armstrong
Inglis
Paul Halwas
el Lennan
Seakatoon
Big Family Picnic Planned at Beach
A joint Legion and indesks event at Silver Beach Sunday will offer a harvest family picnic with a Pee Wee ball tournament, children's races, pony rides, best rides, and a hamburger fry. The organizers aim to boost public service while operating the concession and beach property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Indesks
Silver Beach
Honic
Wi Lund
Halowski Family Reunion Brings Kin From Across Canada
The Halowski family gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Peter Halowski in Angusville to celebrate a reunion. Relatives from Winnipeg Regina Victoria BC Clinton and New Westminster attended along with grandchildren. Music by Albert Siwak and Joe Senko accompanied the warm gathering as gifts and a purse of money marked the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Halowski
Silver Beach
Angusvile
Andmond
Wendy
Cheryl
Douglas
Winnipeg
Matthew Halowski
Susan and
Regina
William Halowski
Patricia
Ronnie
Karen
Victoria
B.C
Lawrence Halowaki
Lauree ‘Ann
St. Catharines
Ont
Louis Melnyk
Wayne
Sandra
Brandtford
Walter Halowski
Walter
Linda
Gilbert
New Westminster
Mire
Stanley Chernenko
Marcia
Glen
Gwen
Janet
Clinton
Stan Halowski
Albert Siwak
Joe Senko
Angusville
Grandfather Halowski
John Stefanishyn
Halowski
Nick Staveciny
Mathew Halowsk
Steve
Jean Kyle
Vancouver
Angusville Shower Honors Bride-Elect Nellie Mazur
A July shower in Angusville Ukrainian National hall honored Miss Nellie Mazur bride-elect. Attendants opened gifts with help from Melvyne Kerehaba and Lillian Wladyka while guests signed a guest book for 153 attendees and 164 gifts were sent in. A toast and lunch followed as Mrs. Alex Mazur and Mrs. Wasyl Ny sbuk presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angusville
Nellie Mazur
Alex Mazur
Nec
Wasyl Nysbuk
Aiis
Ray Mazur
Nellie
Gerald
Melvyne Kerehaba
Lillian Wladyka
Pete Parabec
William Mazur
Joe Senko
Johnnie Mazur
Valerie Gallant
RoseMarie Yaskiw
Mission Van Staff Assists School Here
A cooperative venture of the Anglican, Lutheran, and United Churches runs daily 9 to 11 45 this week. Seventy pupils enrolled Monday, worship each morning, then class groups meet in United Church with leaders Mrs Mervyn Dunn Mrs Eigin Wishart Jan Kieper and Mrs Wm Dunn Jr primary leaders Mrs K Halwas and Ostaporich junior groups led by Mrs K Zimmer and Miss Bonnie Moffat intermediate by Rev E Hyett with Miss Valerie Barnes Miss Moffat from Florida Miss Barnes from Ottawa and all serving as volunteers for the summer months. Tuesday enrollment rose to 79. closing program Friday at 2 pm invites parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglican
Lutheran
United Churches
Mervyn Dunn
Eigin Wishart
Jan Kieper
Wm. Dunn
United Church
K Halwas
Ostaporich
K. Zimmer
Bonnie Moffat
E. Hyett
Valerie Barnes
Miss Moffat
Florida
Miss Barnes
Ottawa
Ivan
Anglican Church
Induction Service At Foxwarren August 21
Bure Presbytery at the United Church will hold an induction service at Foxwarren on Friday August 21 for Rev Dick Kendall who will take charge of the Bin searth Foxwarren field. The service starts at 8 p.m and will also introduce Mr Carson Walker an assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bure Presbytery
The
United Church
Foxwarren
Dick Kendall
Binsearth-Foxwarren
Carson Walker
Good Duck Crop In Parkland Areas Report
The August Ducks Unlimited issue by Angus Gavin notes strong duck crops in southern Manitoba and eastern Saskatchewan parklands and northern parklands of Saskatchewan and Alberta where water exists. Prairie production is poor due to drought, with many ponds dry and overall lower rainfall than last year.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ducks, Unlimited
Duckological
Angus Gavin
Gavin
Saskatchewan Prairies
Asa
Bevinie Asstenei Prairies
Manitoba Builds 150 Miles Fire Guard Trails This Year
Manitoba plans almost 150 miles of fire guard trails as part of the forest protection program. Hon Stirling R Lyon QC minister of mines and natural resources says the roads are not standard public roads, built to permit heavy vehicle passage and access to vulnerable forest areas. The project is funded under a federal provincial cost sharing agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Livestock and Dairy Branches Merged Into Animal Industry
Manitoba agriculture announces the fusion of Livestock and Dairy Branches into a single Animal Industry Branch effective immediately. CH. P. Killick will head the new unit with A. J. Church as assistant director, reflecting broader coordination of poultry and dairy services under one umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincial Department of Agriculture and Conservation
George Hutton
Agriculture and Conservation
Animal Industry
CH. P. Killick
A. J. Church
Livestock
Upland Game Bird Seasons Announced for 1964
Government announces hunting seasons and bag limits for upland game birds for 1964. Highlights include season openings in Area A from October 9 to 17, and varying dates north and south of the 53rd and 58th parallels. Sharp-tailed grouse and Hungarian partridge limits set. ruffed and spruce grouse limits differ by zone. Ptarmigan season runs October to December with a 15 birds daily bag and 25 possession cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Mines and Resources
Sterling Lyon
Prorine
Special Session Opens August 17 in Manitoba Assembly
A special session of the Manitoba Legislative Assembly opens at 10:30 am on Monday August 17. Premier Duff Roblin announces the session will consider recommendations from the Michener and Cummings reports on local government, plus urgent bills on business and credit practices. The throne speech will be read and the session declared open without formal ceremonies due to it being a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Legislative Assembly
Errick F. Willis
Manitoba
Duff Roblin
Michener and Cummings
World of Wheat: Malting Barley Harvest Precautions
W G Malaher advises Western Canadian farmers on harvesting malting grade barley. Focus on timing swath when kernels color and moisture drop to 30 35 percent, proper swath grind, and careful threshing to avoid kernel damage. Emphasizes avoiding green harvest and maintaining balanced cylinder speed and sieve settings to preserve kernel quality. Canada runs a structural trade surplus, with 1963 balance at 412 million dollars and a three year surplus totaling 635 million.
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Canada
Rainy early fall mood hits town with harvests and circus
Local notes recall a cool damp spell with nights near freezing. The parade includes a recent circus arrival that impressed crowds, while civic chatter weighs name changes, park proposals, and a push for fiscal restraint. Community events headline weekends ahead at Silver Beach and Russell venues.
Armstrong Arm strong dies at 75 in Inglis Manitoba
Obituary notices reveal Edwin Henry Armstrong aged 75 of Inglis. husband of Pearl Katherine Armstrong. father Joan Gillis. brothers Ray and Howard. grandchildren in Winnipeg. longtime RM Shellmouth reeve and Manitoba Good Roads Association leader. Funeral held Aug 8 at Inglis United Church. interment Asessippi Cemetery with Masonic rites. Also notice of Miss Margaret Lorene Naylor’s death August 3 Portage la Prairie. born Russell. survived by brothers George and Gordon and sister Beth. pallbearers listed. Edith Grace Garnett, 79, dies July 24 at Roblin after moving from Dropmore. survived by son Jesse Wardie and daughters Mary Jolliffe and Lucy Gilles. widowed then remarried Thomas Garnett. funeral July 27 at Dropmore United Church with pallbearers named.
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Clear Water Bay
Ont
Edwin Henry
Harry) “Armstrong
Pearl Katherine Armstrong
Inglis
Pearl
Joan Gillis
Winnipeg
Ray and
Howard
Myre Armstrong
A. Terry
F. Briggs
Russell
Shellmouth
Manitoba Good Roads Association
Liberal Party
AP & AM
Russell Masonic Lodge No. 62
Inglis United Church
St Peters
A. Kines
Asessippi
Jim Langford
Bill Craig
James Rea
Bill Ferris
Sam Martin
Nat McKay
Fraser McLennan
Peter Gaber
Bill Keay
Harry Franklin
John Schwalm
Charlie Shai Yer
Eugene Brumwell
Swart Mather
Margaret Lorene Naylor
Portage la Prairie
Miss Naylor
George
Gordon
New Westminster
Beth
Knox United Church
D. G. Stewart
Russell Memorial Gardens
Doug McCaig
Len Loney
Donald Vinnell
Harry Pettitt
Cyril Chipping
Ewart Mather
Edith Grace Garnett
Roblin
Manitoba
Garnett
Jesse Wardie
Leon Mary Jolliffe
Deepdale
Malcolm
Lucy) Gillies
Carman
Man
New Organization For Brewing Industry
G. Sydney Halter QC appointed chairman of the Manitoba Brewers Institute. The seven brewing companies marketing lager ale and stout in Manitoba establish this new organization to operate separately from the Manitoba Brewers Association and to foster adherence practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sydney Halter
Manitoba Brewers’ Institute
Manitoba
Manitoba Brewers’ Association
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Christ Church Cross
Minniska
Mission van
World OF Wheat
W. G. Malaher
Searle Grain Company, Limited
Samuel Hearne
Vancouver Sun
British Columbia
Hall Royal Commission
Yugoslavia
Harry) ‘Armstrong
Organization For Brewing Industry
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