Special Recognition at Clement's Annual Christmas Party
Parkland hockey marks special awards and long service as Frank Clement & Sons celebrate 50 years in business January 12 1912 start in Bisbearth and Russell garage. Guests include Mayor Burgess and Pontiac Buick division reps with staff honored for 25 years service and top sales awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkland Hockey
Clement
welBer
Frank Clement & Sons
Frank Clement
Bissearth
Boulton
Btr
Businss
A. G. P. Smellie
George
Boyd
Sae Cements
Rayllis
Mauer
Bull Walls
Canement
Jack Fiett
Lenouey
Jack Howe
Nick
Garnett ‘Clement
J. A. Burgess
Harold Clement
Royal Purple Lodge
Riks’ Hall
Jerry
Terriers
Camjeras
Norman Roebuck
Ckos-Tv
Yorkton
Parkland Hockey 1961-62 Schedule
Parkland hockey releases 1961 62 schedule with multiple December dates listing matches among Inglis Russell Kamsack Langenburg and Bredenburg. Team colors are noted for Langenburg Inglis and Bredenburg with color specifics and a stray formatting note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkland Hockey
Inglis
Russell
Bredenburg
Kamsack
Langenburg
Breden
T—Russell
Solpalis
Anglis
Nglis
Waite
Cold Santa Visit Draws Crowds in Russell Parade
A chilly Saturday in Russell saw a Christmas parade escort Santa to the Memorial rink where about 700 children waited to share wish lists and collect candy and comic books. Afterward the crowd moved to the Avalon Theatre for a free two showings, with pony-drawn cutters guiding the parade. Floats were registered by the Elks, Raya Purple, Legion, Collegiate Department, Chamber of Commerce, and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessa Mims
Russell
Main
Santa
Memorial Rink
Avalon Theatre
Clare Mackie
Job McMurray
The
Elks and
Raya Purple
Legion, Collegiate
Department
Chamber of Com
Rurade
Ladies Curling Club Holds Get Acquainted Party
The Rin Club Rooms hosted the curling ladies on December 6 for a get acquainted party. President Lucy Kennedy welcomed new members, pins will be available soon, and a brief meeting followed. After games, a lunch was served. Rinks for 1961-62 listed with skips first: Lorraine Stanley, Spike Kieper, Gert Reichmuth, Merle Pasuko, Enid Parasiuk, Edna Clement, Adelaide Robinson, Eleanor Kryneshenko, Jackie Slement, Marg Brown, Jessie Imellie, Lillian Roe, Donnie Jayne, Thelma Whitmer, Dot Bicknell, Evelyn Jersak, Alice Schwalm, Elsie Dunsmore, Effie Silver, Heather Stewart, Elmer Sparrow, Janie Lazaruk, Birth Wilson, Norma Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Kennedy
Lorraine Stanley
Spike Kieper
Gertrude Reichmuth
Merle Pasauko
Enid Parasiuk
Edna Clement
Adelaide Robinson
Leanor’ Kryneshenko
Jackie
Slement
Marg. Brown
Jessie
Imellie
Lillian Roe
Donnie
Jayne
Thelma Whitmer
Dot Bicknell
Evelyn Jersak
Alice Schwalm
Elsie Dunsmore
Effie Silver
Heather Stewart
Russell Legion Branch Installs 1962 Officers
Russell Legion Branch installs 1962 officers with Past President Sir Baker as part of leadership lineup. New officers include President Bill Kieper First Vice President Ross Kieper Second Vice President Harold Clement Secretary Treasurer Harry Stanchuk Chaplain Rev A J Middleflitch Sergeant at Arms Jack Bryer and executive committee Edgar Ferguson Ralph Rob inson Emil Feuilliatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Baker
Bill Kieper
Ross Kieper
Harold Clement
Secring
Harry Stanchuk
A. J. Middleflitch
Jack, Bryer
Edgar Ferguson
Ralph Robinson
Emil Feuilliatre
Manitoba towns move to secure new water supplies
Manitoba Water Supply Board advances plans to provide water to Erickson and three other towns with referendums approved. Projects include storage reservoirs and treatment plants aimed for 1962, with nine communities slated to receive plans soon and several already moving to implement pipelines, wells, or reservoirs to connect with nearby supply sources.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Water Supply Board
Erickson
Water Supply Board
Gilbert Plains
Reson
Rossburn
Hamiota
Holland
Ste. Rose du Lace
Stonewall
Deloraine
Mac
Gregor
Russell
the Pas
Winkler
Plum Coulee
Kelwood
Kenton
Altona
Gretna
Hartney
Erickson and
Cartwright
Hamiota and
Ste. Rose du Lac
Turtle River
PFRA
MacGregor
CPR
Wings Parade Ends Russell Squadron 677 Ceremony
Dignitaries from all towns attended the Russell Squadron wings parade at the Legion Rooms led by Squadron Leader Wright RC. Seventeen cadets received pilot wings after training in Brandon. Promotions announced include Hills to Flight Sergeant Lorimer Wishira to Sergeant and several cadets to Corporal. The Brock Smith plaque for most improvement was awarded to Sgt. D Elder. Miss Leifer performed O Canada and remarks emphasized cadet work shaping future citizens. Lunch followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Legion Rooms
Wright
Set
Doug. Elder
Jack Isa
Geo. Laing
RCAF
Nelliene Leifer
O Canada
Brandon
Cadeaer Oence
R. Hills
Foxwarren
D. Lorimer
Inglis
Kingdon
Sgt
Cpls
D. Wishira
R. Clement
D. Wilson
D. Sanderson
D.ross
W. Holunga
B. Pettitt
M. Butler
A. Butler
T. Reagh
B. Lorimer
D. Cochrane
J. Demontigny
D. Hebron
Cpl
Sid Baker
RCMP
Brock Smith
Manitoba
D. Elder
Baker
Rural Scene reports on farm dogs harming sheep at Russell
The writer visits Foxwarren to see George leader of the 4H Dairy Calf Club who bought registered Guernsey calves in Wisconsin and returned with antibiotics for a cold trip. In Russell dogs attack sheep causing financial loss and long recovery ahead for the flock.
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George
Graham
Wisconsin
Russell
Alex
Duck Mountains
Don Bicknell
Lawrence Honey
George Honey
Frank Moster
Shellmouth
Buster” Kane
Binscarth
Bill Bicknell
Birtle
George Kane
Hartney
Hugh Whalley
Winnipeg
Jim Kane
Jim Boy
Printing as Art and Preserver of All Art
Research shows printing stands as the art and preservative of all art, with about ninety two percent of the essence regulated through the printed word. The statement highlights the enduring role of print in shaping culture and knowledge across eras.
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Ees
Christmas spirit floods Russell area events and safety tips
Town notes busy shoppers with Christmas events at Memorial hall and rink including Elks Santa visits and Turkey Bingo. Nearby Denver visitors install gear at Kinney Hatcheries while safety warnings urge careful tree setup and electrical checks and a plea for donations to the Canadian Mental Health Association for hospital parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Kinney Hatcheries Ltd
T. W. Shaw
Save the Children Fund
Russell Public School
Memorial Hall
Elks
Santa Claus
The
Legion
Russell
Inglis
Santa
Main Street
Westbourne
Carey
Canadian Mental Health Association
Hammond Organ
Winnipeg
Eaton
Georges la Fleche
Roy Little
CKX TV
Lombard Avenue
Winnipeg 2
Manitoba Animal Laws on Shooting Nuisance Dogs
A Manitoba column discusses when a sheep owner may shoot a dog molesting sheep and when any resident may shoot a dog chasing sheep, noting restrictions that the dog must not belong to the owner’s neighbor. It also mentions cattle chewing sticks and advises steamed bone meal. Tree orders for shelter belts are due December 1, promoting trees as useful and beautifying farms.
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Manitoba
Indian Head
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Russell Rams
Rams
Inglis Imperials
Vern Rosnoski
Ram
Scne
Russell Legion Branch
SILL
Unayniuk Agricultural Representative
Agric
Church of Your Dioi
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