Christmas Eve Shopping and Festivities in Russell
Town notes that stores will stay open tonight and Friday until 9 and Monday from 6 for Christmas business. The first free kids’ movie at Avalon is this Saturday, with plans for a Christmastime Legion party and other events. An arena hockey session opens this week as rink hours are published.
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Russell
Chamber of Commerce
Avalon
Uipeg
Legion
Richard Murray
Binscarth Express
Vote FOR Hospital Friday Polls Open 9 to 6
Every effort will be made Friday to get all eligible voters to the polls for the important Hospital Vote. Committees have been working in all municipalities to this effect. Transportation is being arranged at most points for those with no other means. in Russell those needing transport should phone 193.
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Russell
Where To Cast Your Ballot in Russell and Surrounding Areas
Polling places listed include Town of Russell Council Chambers Village of Binscarth Office of the Secretary Treasurer RM of Russell Two south townships Binscarth Memorial Hall Four north townships Office of the RM in Russell Inglish Billice residence of Gordon Orr Shellmouth Townships 22 and 23 Range 28 Office of the RM Township 22 Section 1 to 18 and Township 23 Range 29 Shellmouth Hall Sections 19 to 36 Township 23 Range 29 T 1 21 Silver Creek Townships 19 20 and 21 Range 26 Angusville Townships 19 20 and 21 Range 27 Silverton Hall RM.
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Russell
Binscarth
R.M. of
Binscarth Memorial Hall
R.M
Boulton
Inglish
Billice
Gordon Orr
Shellmouth
Shellmouth Hall
Silver Creek
Angusville
Silverton Hall
Retiring Councillors Honored By Colleagues
After the December 11 1963 council meeting, all members and their wives gathered at Reeve Keays home to honor Councillors Ferris and Langford. Mrs Langford and Mrs Ferris received corsages as engraved plaques and hostess chairs were presented on behalf of council and ratepayers. Langford served Ward 2 and municipality 1940 68. Ferris served Ward 3 and council 21 years. both will miss the association but will stay in touch. The evening concluded with thanks and well wishes.
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Reeve Keay
Ferris and Langford
Langford
Ferris
Bea McKay
Vera Burla
Kay
Burla
Bill
Jim
Iteve Keay
Lane
Russell
Dropmore
Cadet Squadron Receives Inspection Notes and Activities
The Air Cadets parade with 69 cadets as Cpt Dennis Trin and Lt Ron Clement lead. A few criticisms on uniform and haircuts, praise for shiny brass, best dressed cadet wins a dollar. Radio and drill drills conducted, senior NCOs plan a lounge and Christmas party for Friday. Christmas cake sales reach about 100.
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Carnt
Dennis ‘Trini
Ron Clement
Jaham Galatiuk
Barry“ Burla
Yard
Bill Stasiuk
Graham Golatiuk
Barry ‘Burla
Bill Roberts
Joe Semochko
Legion Club Rooms
Graham Galatiuk
Barry Burle
Fss
Jim Turnbull
Graeger Glaseman
Bart Bulbuck
Mike Totte
Kieth Reavie
Giair’ Fingas
David Bewley
Colin ‘Trinder
Fred ‘Thompson
Rae McLennan
George Grabauskas
Rivers
Gay Time For All At Friendship Centre Party
Senior citizens gathered at the Friendship Centre in the old library building for a Christmas party hosted by the Royal Purple. Mrs. Jack Dow welcomed guests. door prize went to Mrs. Tony Hyra and the oldest and smartest prize to Mrs. C W Thom. Charles Russell earned a prize for most grandchildren. The centre will host winter activities with various organizations. more transportation details will run in The Banner.
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Friendship’ Centre
Royal Purple
Jack Dow
Tony Hyra
C.W. Thom
Charles Russell
Chamber of Commerce to Hold December Session
Russell Chamber of Commerce schedules a regular meeting for Friday December 27 in the old library room. The new executive takes over and members are urged to mark the date and attend.
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Russell Chamber of Commerce
Shipley declines nomination bid in modest farewell letter
Near Mr Baner Shipley explains his decision to reject standing at the Conservative Convention. He cites youth and long hair concerns, post retirement life, and gratitude to Canada. He notes drift toward separatism as a shared worry and urges a broad political view across government levels. He closes with thanks and regards to readers.
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Baner
Canada
Shipleys
B & Bi Commission
Sosa
Rosbun district youth nominated for Birtle Russell seat
Won Kudtesky a 21 year old farm youth from Rosburn district was nominated by the NDP to contest the forthcoming election in the Birtle Russell constituency. Ed Shust of Rossburn is the Liberal nominee and the Progressive Conservative party will hold a nominating meeting in January.
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Kudtesky
Rosburn
NDP
Birtle-Russell
Ed. Shust
Rossburn
Hockey and Skating Schedule Drawn Up for City
The council met to approve funds including $25,260.16 to the Pelly Trail Division and $17,489.60 to the Public Schools Finance Board, with water works costs over $6,000 and municipal affairs fees of $2,590 plus council indemnities of $2,400. A Shell Oil Limited permit for a 16,000 gallon tank and a frame office was approved. The next regular meeting is set for Boxing Day week. Mocaiape preschool skating and various hockey and skating sessions are listed, with open skating and games in the evenings.
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Pelly ‘Trail Division
Public Schools Finance Board
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Shell Oil Limited
Nest
You You You 70s Curling Club Christmas Party
The 65 and Over Club at Russell held a Tuesday Thursday curling season with eight rinks including players from Binscorth Ings and Shellmouth. The Hay Gillespie Memorial Trophy looms next spring as 44 members gathered for a Christmas luncheon. The group totals 3183 combined years averaging 73. Five are 80 plus. the Robinsons Jack Tom and another brother form a four-brother unit averaging 71.
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Russell
Binscorth
Ings
Shellmouth
Withell
Hay Gillespie
Robinsons
Jack
Tom
Elk hunting season under review near Riding Mountain Park
Mines and Natural Resources Minister Harry J. Bons announced a full review and reassessment of the elk hunting season around Riding Mountain National Park. Fewer elk were taken during December 2 to 21 than expected, partly due to lack of snow. The season was cut back to prevent crop damage from park herd increases.
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Mines and Natural Resources
Harry J. Bons
Riding Mountain National Park
Bans
Safety Contest Entries During Holiday
Young Manitobans show interest in entering the 1909 safety essay contest during the Christmas season. Entries include the 24 dollar roster and related competitions, with organizers inviting participation from local youth groups and schools.
Grain Drying Meeting at Shoal Lake Draws 120 Attendees
A Shoal Lake gathering last Thursday on grain drying drew 120 farmers. Speakers warned about damp grain and crust formation raising moisture. advice included rod testing and vigilant monitoring. Custom drying services listed by Don Smith, Russell, G. R. Graham, Foxwaren, Earle Berg, Russell, and Lyle Keating.
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Shoal Lake
Don Smith
Russell
G.R. Graham
Foxwaren
Earle Berg
Lyle Keating
Silverton
Peter Glogow
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