Judges Pleased With Keen Competition At Horticulture Show
The 1960 Russell Horticultural Society show drew 75 entries despite dry heat. Judges Mrs Blanche Brown and A J Schmedt praised improved flower arrangements and displays, with large crowds at Memorial rink on August 20th. Prizes across A to H classes honored Ada Spear, Sally Smith, Leith Skinner, and others, noting strong junior entries and vine ripe vegetables.
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Sally Smit
Ada Spear
Margaret Smith
Josus
Leith Skinner
David] Ross
The
Russell Horticultural Society
Blanche Brown
A. J. Schmedt
Dauphin
Memorial Rink
Dave Harrison
Clem Robertson
Dropmore
William Skinner
Garden Club
Manitoba weed control plan launches with district supervisors
A new Manitoba weed control program started this spring with full-time weed supervisors in ten districts. The plan shares funding between province and municipalities, aims to map and tackle weed trouble spots farm by farm, and educate farmers to cut weed damage and protect profits.
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Manitoba
George Hutton
Agriculture and Conservation
Brandon College
Hutton
Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Whitewater
Morton
Portage la Prairie
Roblin
Louise
Birtle
Shoal Lake
Strathclair
Miniota
Hamiota
Brenda
Winchester
Riverside
Tur. de Salaberry
Richot
Arbitration Board Deliberates On Manitoba Teachers Demand
The Manitoba Teachers Society and Russell School Board argued before a Board of Arbitration led by Judge D A Ross. Gordon Newton and Mayor J A Burgess served on the panel as the report circulated to the education minister. Proceedings included briefs from MTS official AMett and the Russell Board chair D A Kinney with local society members in attendance.
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Manitoba Teachers Society
Russell School Board
Board of Arbitration
D. A. Ross
Dauphin
Gordon Newton
MTS
JA. Burgess
EL ‘Amett
D. A. Kinney
Russell ‘School Board
Ross
A. G. Minish
Binscarth
C. Gunn
Rossburn
B. Shaw
Russell
Pelly Trail
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Van routes awarded and pending for Russell Collegiate area
Four of six Russell routes let by Pelly Trail Division Board with two pending. London derry Endcliffe Thunder Creek awarded to Ben Reichmuth Wolverine Harrowby Brightside Roy Elson Silverton E Cochrane Stratford Vic Ferguson. Balfour Cracknell Minniska and Millwood Craigie routes still to be awarded with new tenders called. Mel Shaw secured elementary run from Craigie to Russell.
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Russell Collegiate
Pelly Trail Division
Londonderry
Endcliffe
Thunder Creek
Ben Reichmuth
Wolverine Harrowby Brightside
Roy ‘Elson
Silverton
E. Cochrane
Stratford
Vic Ferguson
Balfour‘Cracknell - Minniska
Millwood- Craigie
Mel Shaw
Craigie
Russell
Secretary honored for 25 years of service in Boulton
On July 1 1989 G. Smith completed a quarter century as secretary of the Rural Municipality of Boulton. Councillors and Reeve P J Gaber honored him with a desk pen set and plaque. Smith recalls tax rolls rising from about 16000 to near 80000 and notes roads and land improvements. He also held John Deere agency 1935 1996 and was Imperial Oil agent 1940 1947.
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3. G. Smith
Boulton
Feeve
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Cul
P. J. Gaber
Smith
D. J. McDonald
Tree Reeves
Kennymith
D. R. McDonald
Gaber
New General Course Proposed For Non Matriculation Students
A committee of teachers and Manitoba education officials drafted a three year general course for high school students not pursuing matriculation. The plan, praised as unique in provincial history, aims for substantial academic content with suitable non academic options. It will include English, literature, social studies, science, arithmetic, physical education, and guidance, plus options like languages, art, music, dramatics, business law and industrial arts.
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Armenmves Convassa
Department of Eduation
G. M. Davies
Manitoba Department of Education
Canadian Teachers ’Association
Royal Commission of Education
Stewart Mclean
Business
Agriculture notes and school term update in Russell district
The report notes varied crop yields with well graded wheat and smaller kernels. Late sown crops look poor and rains may not help. Hay is abundant as harvests begin. Russell schools start September 6 at the Collegiate building with revisions underway. Students from Inglis, Binscorth, Angusville and Russell vie for standing as forty prepare supplements. Early collegiate teachers Mr Kawebuk Mr Woran Mr Murphy and Mrs Waddell supervise returning term activities.
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Russell
Inglis
Binscorth
Angusville
Matt Kawebuk
Jum Woran
Murphy
Waddell
Round About Where is our Banner headline mystery
Silverton and Angusville subscribers bewailed missing bundles last week as papers vanished after leaving the office. They reappeared Tuesday noon via the Yorkton mail truck and were promptly redirected to their proper destination.
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Silverton
Angusville
Yorkton
Work Break Policy Drafted For All Employees
A sourced quote from Suitched presents a humorous internal memo proposing a new policy. It asks employees to set aside time between work periods for a break without disrupting lunch, coffee, rest, or other routine activities, coining it The Work Break.
Judges Visit Russell On Manitoba Good Roads Trials
Judges of the Manitoba Good Roads Association toured Russell and district last week but did not file comments at the office about local improvements.
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Manitoba Good Roads Association
Russell and District
Manitoba drug price study to involve government and association
A joint study into Manitoba drug retail prices will be conducted by a provincial government and the Manitoba Pharmaceutical Association. The review aims to inform Medicare drug costs, with MPA co operation and a 15 percent bulk-discount offer for drugs under the program. The Department of Industry and Commerce represents the government. The study will involve disbursement through Winnipeg hospitals and local retail druggists in other areas.
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Manitoba Pharmaceutical Association
Manitoba
George Johnson
Department of Industry and Commerce
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