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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 13, 1969

Page

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Community notes highlight concerts and alpine races this week

In Memorial hall a Cece concert is planned for Monday. The Russell Ski Club hosts annual alpine events with downhill and slalom classes plus toboggan races. Other items include the Sportsman Dinner on February 22, deer hunting results, highway surfacing tenders, bonspiels, and regional curling prizes as local voters face a Manitoba legislature race with unclear ballot spot meanings.

Memorial Hall Kierans Russell Ski Club Don Lawson Duncan Johnston Birtle Louis Bere Langenburg Stan Jackson Derek Bezo Frank Keller Jack Kostiak Clarence Kiimack Don Adolphe Burke Garnett Focal

Local candidates outline tax reform and welfare stance

Feb 20 press releases quote Mr. Graham backing premier’s federal stand and stressing joint programs must be settled before culture issues. Don Kostesky of New Democrats calls for reformed taxes and estate rebates for farmers and small businesses. Ed Shust criticizes provincial leadership, cites education funding, highway work delays, and missed potash development opportunities to keep young people at home.

Graham Confederation Don Kostesky New Democratic Rossburn Russell Angust Weir Saskatchewan

February 28 Deadline for ’69 Licence Tabs

RCMP warns the public that all motor vehicles using highways after February 28 must be licensed for 1969, effective March 1. Motorists operating without 1969 licenses will face prosecution.

RCMP Publc

Youngest MP Talks To MPC Students About War

The 2-year-old MP from Yorkton-Melville jeoneueccy, nicknamed Love Nystrom, spoke at Major Pratt Collegiate about his trip to Biafra and Nigeria as a civil war observer. Slides depicted thousands of starving women and children, prompting him to urge global concern for war victims and ongoing deaths.

Love Nystrom Yorkton - Melville Jeoneueccy Biafra Nigeria Pratt Collegiate Mr. Nystrom

ByElection Early Voting and Polling Places Listed

Advance polling for the February 20 byelection will run at the Legion Stub Rooms in Binscarth and Town Hall in Rossburn on February 15 17 and 18 from 1 to 10 pm. Election day polls open 8 am to 8 pm with stations including Harrowby School Poll 1 Silvert on Poll 5 Melnyk Residence NM 421-26 Ukrainian Hall Angnusville Ruthenia Community Hall Meeting Hall Ind pout Gamma Onn Bi pet Mengea St La pon Bi pet Harold Parsons Residence S.E. 5-16-29 Poll 28 W I Room Foxwer

Legion Stub Rooms Binscarth Rossburn Harrowby School Community Silverton Melnyk Angusville Ruthenia Indpout Gamma” Onn Peat Meme Hal Bipet Mengea Bintou Fansal St Lapon Harold Parsons S.E W.I Foxwer

Watt Ferris Service At Dropmore Friday

Watt Ferris of Dropmore died Tuesday afternoon at Roblin Hospital. He was 68 and a lifelong resident. Funeral service will be held Friday at 2 30 in the Dropmore United Church.

Watt Ferris Dropmore Roblin Hospital Dropmore United Church Ferris

Charter Night Delivers Russell Kinsmen Club Charter

Russell Manitoba sees charter presented to new Kinsmen Club with over 100 attendees from Brandon Minnedosa Virden Dauphin Gil Mor Plains Roblin and The Pas districts. Art Jones flags 400 Canadian clubs and 13 500 members in the fellowship program as Gordon Southam receives the charter and new officers are installed.

Russell Club the Royal Pumpletto Elks’ Hall Brandon Minnedosa Virden Dauphin Gilect Plains Roblin Pas Clubs Art Jones Edmonton Jones Ees Ets Gordon Southam Gene Blais Harvey Smith Jack Elliot Art Birsion Dennis Hawkins Ron Clement Henry Dyck District 2 Banner Gavel Gang Lectern Robin Association Ted Scoles Pas Southam Dartmouth N.S Abbottsford B.C Quebec City LaValle Quebec Scribner Ont Prince George Meaford Regina Sask Manitoba Stewart McLean Q.C Transport Gil Molthe Ed.Tinkler Gil Molgat Craig Stewart

Centennial Briefs Deadline March 12

The Centennial ian ping Committee will accept project sets until March 12, then view them and report to a general meeting perhaps two weeks after. Chairman Matt Kawchuk presided at a home meeting with Mrs. Joan Rowat, Ken Munro, Art Kinney, Mert Perrin, Bob Thom, and Ken Halldorson. Bob Thom spoke on a swimming pool proposal and Halldorson became publicity chairman proposing ideas to promote the projects through the local paper. Written briefs or verbal suggestions are welcome at the committee meeting on March 21. presentations should include purpose, estimated costs, and financial resources. All community organizations are urged to submit concrete proposals by March 12.

Matt Kawchuk Joan Rowat Ken Munro Art Kinney Mert Perrin Bob Thom Ken Halldorson Halldorson

Durum Hercules seed allotments limited shift in 1969

Rural Scene reports seed supplies for 1969 will be limited with difficult access for individuals. Hercules durum wheat, developed by Canada’s Agriculture Department, will be offered first to seed growers. Hercules is earlier and shorter than Stewart 63, with lodging resistance, yielding 4 percent less on black soil. Mustard performed well last year in the area. A special crops meeting at Silverton hall on Monday February 24 at 2 pm offers a chance to talk with Northern Sales Ltd representatives and Manitoba Department agronomist Rogalsky.

Hercules Canada Department of Agriculture, Research Station Winnipeg Stewart Silverton Hall Northern Sales Ltd Rogalsky Special Crops Agronomist Manitoba

Legion Curlers Busy At Weekend Bonspiels

Jack Self defeated Roy Whitmnes in a final at the weekend bonspiels as Legion curlers stayed active. Other matches featured multiple teams competing, reflecting a busy schedule across local rinks.

Legion Ner Jack Self Roy Whitmnes

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Birtle-Russell NDP N.D.P Shust Bindle Legion Hall Ed. Shust Harry Graham Progressive Conservative MPC Russell Kinsmen Club J. A. Burgess Oy W. T
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