Cadets Visit Royal Military College Camp Highlights
A committee member reports on cadet visits to the Royal Military College at St Jean. Five hundred twenty seven cadets train on an air base, with drills competitions, and a closing exercises event where trophies were awarded. Manitoba squad and Jack Thomas receive top honors. Local parents urged to support cadet involvement.
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Royal Military College At
St. Jean
Air Force
N.C
Cameron
Manitoba
James
Vic
Jack Thomas
St Jean
Russell Squadron No
Lange
64 Good Will Tour For Camp Band
The 70 piece International Music Camp Band will tour Europe and North America in 1964. Comprised of select students from the United States and Canada who attended or will attend the music camp, the group plans concerts across Canada, England, Holland, Belgium, West Germany, Switzerland, France, and the United States. An invitation to perform at the New York World’s Fair on return from Europe is extended. The tour, a grass roots cultural exchange, will be funded by concert receipts and donations, with about 28 000 attendees at concerts and 200 000 viewers on Brussels TV.
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United States
Canada
England
Holland
Belgium
West Germany
Switzerland
France
Europe
International Music Camp
Brussels
Exhibits Advanced Entry Times Set for Saturday
Doors open to the public as exhibitors plan to receive entries with all items due in Place by 11 a.m. Saturday Mr Burke McNeill from Drop will judge vegetables and Mr Stan Gugin from Minnedosa will judge flowers and fruit in the event context.
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Burke McNeill
Drop
Stan Gugin
Minnedosa
J A McKinnon Dies Funeral Yesterday
J A McKinnon longtime Manitoba resident and former United Grain Growers buyer died after a life of community service. Funeral held at Knox United Church with Masonic rites. Survived by wife Jenetta and five sons, plus siblings and many grandchildren.
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Ontario
Manitoba
Gladstone
Jenetta (Nettie) ‘McLaughlin
Mayfield
Russell
United Grain Growers
Masonic Lodge
Russell School Board
Russell Curling Club
Knox United Church
Russell Agricultural Socety
Dixties
Mr. McKinnon
Nelson
Bergland
Donald
Gainsborough
Sask
Garfeld
St. Boniface
Melvin
Pete
St. Vital
Rainie
The
Pas
H. Emery
Lora
Vancouver
Hector
Ready Creek
Man
Robert
Northside
Archie
Malcolm
Haney
Police Report on Court Versus Driving and Glass Bottle Violations
Constable Jim Rutledge notes cases heard by JP James Rea. Jack Clement of Russell fined 100 dollars and costs with a suspension for furious driving. Mervin Hiller of Russell fined 10 dollars and costs for throwing glass bottles. Others charged under ETA for giving… details incomplete.
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Perwus
James Rea
Jack Clement
Russell
Man
HTA
ELTA
Mervin Hiller
Good Will European Tour participants urged to contact camp
A garbled notice calls for individuals taking part in the 1964 Good Will European Tour to reach the International Music Camp in Bottineau North Dakota for details. The fragment mentions contact for attendance or plans.
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Bottineau
North Ueith
Calgary Promising Bowling Complex Opens With Spotlight On Newcomers
Brentwood Bowl in Calgary debuts with three outsider owners Jim Sharpe, Harry Sharpe, and Ed Sandor from Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The Brentwood Shopping Centre location offers 24 alleys with automatic pin-setters, a speediest 10 second return, a pro shop, a two hour ball service, and in house kitchen serving homemade pies. A nursery for children and clinics led by a qualified instructor accompany a full service bowling experience.
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DEW Beenewos Moms
Calgary
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Jim Sharpe
Russell
Harry
Regina
Ed. Sandor
Maryheld
Sask
Brentwood
North Hill
Decocetes Valle
Local Boy Attends Conservation Camp
The Manitoba Forestry Association sponsored a conservation training camp for eight rural boys, 60 miles east of Winnipeg. Ron Sidoryk of Russell attended, with instruction on fire prevention, nature study, and map compass use. Visits included Manitoba Paper Company Mill Pine Falls Pineland Forest Nursery and a small sawmill. The group built a seeding bed for a nursery, to be completed in fall.
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Manitoba Forestry Association
Winnipeg
Ron. Sidoryk
Russell
Land Use Projects Survey Underway
Provincial ARDA funded programs survey land use across Manitoba to identify best uses, assess crop productivity, and map potential recreation and wildlife habitats. Projects rate wheat yields, inventory soil capability, and consolidate eastern woodlands for forest management while advancing land acquisition for wildlife and park uses.
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ARDA
Interlake
Riding Mountain National Park
Duck Mountain Forest
Manitoba Soil Survey
Pembina River
Abitat
Delta Marsh
Manitoba
Lauder
Souris River
CNR Churchill Tours Again Draws Wide North American Interest
For 27 years the CNR Churchill tours have drawn residents from seven Canadian provinces and about 25 U.S. states. Special CNR trains served as hotels on wheels with stops at Manitoba communities, while inquiries about the 1964 excursions rose.
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Ually
CNR
Manitoba
Accidents Not Inevitable Across Manitoba Homes
A Manitoba health study reports 35 accidental deaths over three weeks, mostly from home sources. Falls near the home, overturned tractors, crib suffocation, food ingestion, collapsing tires, drownings, and vehicle accidents drive the toll, with ages from 3 to 106. Caution urged as preventable risks loom.
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Manitoba Department of Health
Off-Farmer Hunters Will Need Licence For Waterfowl Season
Hon. C. H. Witney announces licences required for waterfowl hunters for the season. The season features tightened canvasback rules, higher limits for ducks, revised open dates north and south of the 53rd parallel, and two morning goose areas. New federal rules prohibit transporting migratory birds without plumage proper for identification.
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C. H. Witney
Rae Tare
Wit
Witney
Native Son Receives Churchill Posting
Russell area residents confirm a Churchill posting for Native Son after local inquiries. Lt-Cdr. EM. Lionel Kennedy is identified as the son of Mr. Kennedy, noting familial ties amid the town’s wartime postings.
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Churchill
Russell
Lionel Kennedy
Kennedy takes command of HMCS Churchill naval radio
Lt. Cdr. Kennedy has assumed command of HMCS Churchill, the naval radio station at Churchill, Manitoba, with ties to Mrs. Elmer Kennedy of Moore Park and the family of Mrs. Lil Anderson. Roy Kennedy and Mrs. A Wishart are noted as relatives.
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Elmer Kennedy
Moore Park
Lil Anderson
Roy Kennnedy
A. Wishart
Cdr. Kennedy
Hmcs
Churchill
Churchill, Man
Seedtime and Harvest: Grain Storage Tips for Farmers
Dr. F J Greaney urges farmers to prepare granaries and storage buildings to prevent grain losses amid bumper crops. Key points include harvesting grain dry, weatherproofing storage, thorough cleaning of storage areas, and using specified insecticides with label directions. A bulletin on storage and a note on grass green kernels in wheat are mentioned.
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F. J. Greaney
Stor$s Grain Post
Winnipeg
Calgary
Straaian
Gate Bow
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J. A. McKinnon
Police Report
Const
Jim Rutledge
Michael Scott MacCulloch
Don Burke
Cbc-Tv
Halifax
Soils Department
University Manitoba
CNR Churchill
Aes
Banner County
Satchel Page
St. Lazare
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