Across the Hogline Leaders in curling clubs this winter
Weekly leaders listed by club show Mixch Club Evie Wishart with four straight wins on Monday. Alvin Miller and Miles Parr active with three wins and one loss. Friday Mixed Craig Miller undefeated at four starts. Gerald Borkofsky and Clarence Klimack with three wins in four. Tuesday Men's Curling Bob Chuchmuch and Bill Hodgson at three wins one loss, Murray Wilson two wins one loss. Thursday Men's five rinks at three wins one loss led by Chuchmuch Godfrey Miller Stonehouse and Wayne Rushton RCMP skip.
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Evie Wishart
Alvin Miller
Miles Parr
Craig Miller
Gerald Borkofsky
Clarence Klimack
Bob Chuchmuch
Bill Hodgson
Murray Wilson
Art Godfrey
Terry Stonehouse
R.C.M.P
Wayne Rushton
Russell Town Council appoints officials and approves by laws
Regular meeting of the Russell Council on November 24 1977 governed by motions to adopt minutes approve accounts and suspend By law 1832. By law 1030 1080 1081 1031 read and passed. Appointments made to boards committees and commissions including Veterinary Service District Health Unit Library Airport Commission Hospital District and Recreation District. Building permits granted Beaver Lumber Gateway Construction and Mike Lapka. A tax and pension related discussion referenced Municipal Employees Benefits Board and pension transfer proposals.
Russell Town Council votes pension transfer plan
Council approves authorizing the Municipal Employees' Benefits Board to inform employees about pension earned under Group Contract 4209 G.P. and estimate annual pension if transferred to the Municipal Employees' Pension Plan. Great-West Life to transfer credits and facilitate amendments as needed. The notice also reports a wedding in Killarey Manitoba and related travel plans.
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Municipal Employees’ Pension Plan
Benefits Board
Great-West Life Assurance Company
Great-West Life
Municipal Employees
The
Mt Employees’ Benefits Board
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Ottawa minister touts economy despite storm delays
Federal Flying Minister Otto Lang says the Canadian economy is in better shape than imagined and questions reasoning over numbers. Winnipeg experiences no mail deliveries after Sunday's storm. School kids still delivered city papers on time, highlighting resilience amid disruption.
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Otto Lang
The Garment of Salvation and a Car Show Parable
A tale contrasts a well dressed buyer and a poorer purchaser to show how clothing reveals inner state. It argues salvation comes only by faith in Jesus Christ, portraying robes washed in the blood of the Lamb as the true garment. The piece invites mail-in requests for a booklet on heaven.
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