Legion visits and supper honor Com R G Smellie
Com R G Smellie the Dominion President of the Roger Cansidian Legion visited the home branch on November 3, 1073. A supper at the Russell Inn drew 90 guests and he received a silver ranker from President Trinder of Branch No 159, a cherished gift among many.
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R. G. Smellie
Dominion
Roger
Cansidian Legion
Russell Inn
Smellie
Legion
Pres. ‘Trinder
Branch No
Manitoba Park Use Falls Among Americans in 1973
Tourism minister Laurent L. Desjardins notes a drop in American camping permits as Manitoba marketing shifts toward domestic demand. The 1973 period saw 125,963 camping permits issued with Manitobans buying 79,604, other Canadians 24,408 and Americans 19,490. Total park entries reached about 3.9 million. 358,000 campers stayed an average 21 nights.
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Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Laurent L. Desjardins
Canada
Manitoba
Seventh Day Adventist Church Notes Service Times
Pastor M Westrate leads services with Saturday sessions at 10 30 am and 11 30 am for the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church
M. Westrate
Worship Service and Bible Study at United Church
The United Church of Canada Russell-Inglis Pastoral Charge holds worship from 11 30 to 12 15 with adult Bible study and Sunday school at 10 30. Major Pratt leads the service and the school is part of the hillin parish activities.
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Hillin’s
Pratt ‘School
THE
United Church OF Canada
Russell-Inglis
Immigration rises sharply in nine months in Canada
Immigration to Canada jumped 276 percent in the first nine months of this year versus 1972. By September end, 119 800 newcomers were admitted, compared with 26 787 in the same period of 1972. Old Age Pensions rise as basic OAS goes to 108 14 with supplements.
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Canada
Marc Lalonde
Sunday Service Listing for Angusville and Binsearth
Rev. C. Loeterboek schedules Sunday services at 10:00 p.m. and 12 noon. Angusville holds services on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 12 noon. Binsearth observes the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 12 noon.
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C. Loeterboek
Angusville
Reggie’s Ramblings on Hockey, History and Heat Fables
A writer critiques Chicago Black Hawks rookie Mike Weiser as a claimed first Jewish player in NLL history and recalls the 1927 New York Rangers goalie name change to lure Jewish fans. The piece riffes on politics in the House of Commons and a 4th century wine jug sale in London for 405000 dollars, ending with a tongue in cheek note on perception.
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Chisago Black Hawks
Mike Weiser
New York Rangers
Lorne “Chabotski
Real Csoutte
House of Commons
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Bergs Hatchery Russell and Gilbert Plains
Parkland Wildlife Game Farm
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Laurie Davidson
Manitoba Hydro
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Royal Canadian Legion
Regina
Ontario
Saskatchewan
ST. Mary's
Rossburn
J. Lebky
Canadian Sunday School Mission
Merle Lee
Anglis
A.M. Russell
Deepmore
Silverton
Ottawa
Josephs Church
Reggie
London
Bibbler
Omar
Khayyan
Bannery Bakery
Lyle, Shirley
Servico Centre
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Eddie
Joe
Shirley
Evie Bert
Bill
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