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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1968
Page
8
Roy Harrington received a lapel pin from Manitoba Minister Harry J. Enns praising his 500th hunter safety training milestone. The recognition honors his long service in guiding new hunters through safety courses and promoting responsible wilderness practices.
Education leaders report the follow up seaton at Me- Mater House near Teacher s Society HQ. Teachers using everyday materials guided pupils to solve problems during the first session October 30 to November 1 at McMaster House. They built methods with basketballs popsicle sticks pipe cleaners a toy car and toothpicks to foster understanding of math concepts. The Geo board elastic bands capacity containers scales a trundle wheel and a clinometer aided lessons. After the workshop teachers and principals plan additional sessions for their divisions with support from school divisions and professional associations. The Department of Education praised the strong interest shown by divisions and associations.
By mid November Harrington had taught almost 700 students with 300 initial trainees. The Winnipeg businessman has led classes through the Winnipeg Game and Fish Association for 12 years and became an instructor in the province safety program three years ago. Paul Hale notes Harrington as a top trainer with as many as 192 students in a single course. Completion of the course will be required for hunting licences for those under 19 or lacking a previous licence.
Manitoba hog producers marketed 765869 hogs during 1967 with 37.3 percent graded as Grade A. The data highlight the scale of production and quality distribution among Manitoba farmers.
SILVERTON residents plan a chicken bingo on the 11th and a Christmas concert next. Mr and Mrs Tony Mushuman ski trips to British Columbia. Mr and Mrs Earle Keating visit Basswood for weekend with McNabb family. Mr Henry Dyck visited Winnipeg over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Rovert Sharp visited in Yorkton at their son in law Maurice Digby's home. Walter Kuntenbach led a Souris Cudworth group on a hunting trip in Snow Lake area. Walter Sead litz of Regina and Mrs M Ferris hosted at her home. A Castleavery social evening with a whist drive is planned for December 14. The Ladies RC Church Club bake and candy sale last Friday drew 18 tables with prizes awarded to Mrs J Kru ger, Mr Paul Dietrich, Mrs J Robertson, and Mr Charlie Bern hard. Lunch followed. Further visits saw D A Bradley Hut with Phil Zimmer and Don Robin families at Basswood Man. The Kurtenbachs hosted visitors including Med ermah of Cudworth Sask.
A Regina couple Mr and Mrs Ken Mc Farlane and daughters shared Mexico slides at the hall Saturday while Mr and Mrs Frank Ray Grandview led community singing. A Liske reunion at Canora drew Mr Liske and Melfort party with Norman Liske and Mrs Stewart. Mrs Stewart headed to Winnipeg with Mrs Liske and Maureen to meet Norman returning from Libby.
Readable fragments indicate a classified notice for sale items associated with MacDonald. Contact numbers 961-21 or 74 in Russell are listed for inquiries.
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