Rams Fight But Fall Short In Home Opener At 74
Rams showed fight against visiting teams but failed to finish, losing 74 to 7 in a home opener last Saturday as John Balesen led scoring with two goals. Wapella defeated the Rams 7 to 3 Monday night, while Gray son returns energized for a league fixture Saturday at 8 30. Team roster includes Gadd Stewart Smith Cameak Weir Nord Kalnyk Parabee and Osatchuk with Glasman as manager Mather as coach.
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Fo Rce Goeary
Spirit Wall
Rams
John Balesen
Wapella
Eldon Montgomery
Danny Osatchuk
Sameecon
Aren Ap
Ray Gadd
Murray Stewart
Grant Smith
Jeek Cameak
Wee Weir
Ful Nord
Leon Kalnyk
Lawrence Parabee
John Baleaen
Howard Shearer
Craig Reichmuth
Craig Lougheed
Donny Osatchuk
Barry Wowk
Clarence Bender
Peter Onofriechuk
Larry Glasman
Jack Mather
Uninsured Owners To Pay Extra $25
Uninsured vehicle owners must pay an extra 25 at registration to fund the Unsatisfied Judgment Fund. Applicants must declare liability and property damage insurance details from their pink cards. The fund, created in 1946, provides bodily injury compensation and is funded by all registered car owners. Beginning with the 1965 license year, uninsured vehicles face the additional fee.
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Town Council Set For Statutory Meeting and Swearing In
Town Council awaits return of Rod Clement from holidays to swear him in. Councillor Burke Garnett named deputy mayor for 1905 and banker's resolution approved with Mayor Burgess or deputy co signing with Secretary-Treasurer Wally Brad. Standing committees to be named on the 14th. at last 1964 meeting December 28, council passed year end funds totaling 2411.02.
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Ber
Rod Clement
Burke Garnett
J. A. Burgess
Wally Brad
Rusill Chamber Names Committees For 1063 Year
The Rusill Chamber of Commerce executive named standing committees for the year including Membership, Resolutions and Technical, Municipal Relations, and Publicity. The group discussed the Farmers Bonspiel and the curling rink’s artificial tee, deciding to hold the event late March and form committees at the next meeting on Sunday January 29. They also approved ordering new business membership cards frames and using telephoning to remind members of meetings.
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Rusill Chamber of Commerce
Sou
Ba Ubryniuk
Bastito
Mert Pering
Kinney
Herb Rutar
Cleana
June Garnett
Sandy 1
Resolution
Dave Coppieman
Wally Brad
Industral Development
Dimurges
Burke Garnet
Ate
Pupucity
Rod Clement
Bob Smellie
Agricustre
Ball Abryaian
Reavie
Wright
Lorne Todoruk
Recall Merohanie
Frank Clement Jr
Bill Gallinger
Wheatley
Wally McKenzie
Heart Fund
Tom Smart
Peter Pacey
Inglis Hosts Six Team Juvenile League Schedule
Inglis hosts a six team juvenile league in Manitoba North Central League with games at Inglis rink. Series includes Winnipegosis, St Vladmir's, Grandview, Gilbert Plains, and Swan River on dates January 6 or 15, January 22, January 29, February 5 indicating a Manitoba youth hockey schedule.
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Inglis
Winnipegosis
St. Vladmir's
Grandview
Gilbert Plains
Swan
River
Judge Heads Water Haulage Commission
The Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench, Justice George E. Tritschler, is named commissioner of the Grand Rapids Water Haulage Inquiry Commission. He will investigate Manitoba Hydro’s Selkirk to Grand Rapids water haulage, service terms, procedures, reasonableness of terms, and Hydro’s administration, holding hearings and reporting to the utilities minister.
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Court of Queen's Bench
George E. Tritschler
Grand Rapids
Manitoba Hydro
Selkirk
Hyde
Water safety service lead changes in 1968
In 1966 he served as provincial secretary of Red Cross Branches and held both posts since. The immediate director of the water safety service will assume the directorship from January 1, 1968. The notes confirm the leadership transition in the water safety service awaited by the province.
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Red Eee Ganches
Water Safety Service
Nents
Weekend Ski Activity At Russel Hills Draws Hundreds
Weekend events at the Rus sell ski and tobogga hills southwest of town drew hundreds of skiers spectators and tobogganers. Inside the club house guests enjoyed warmth and views while the Seussell Ski Club seeks additional funds through associate memberships at 200. Junior ski school starts Saturday at 2 pm with Calisthenics and equipment checks advised and transportation help requested from Mr Gallinger. Anyone six years or older may join or observe via the Ski Shop at Russell.
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Fey
Russell
Assiniboine
Sal Gallinger
Mr. Gallinger
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Should Show Interest In Area Development In Russell Manitoba
W T Unryniuk agricultural representative asks what is being done for area development. He has arranged a visit by area development specialists from the department of agriculture. A negative reply is possible unless many community leaders meet with the specialists. Other Manitoba areas have studied their districts with good results, so Russell should consider a similar approach.
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W. T. Unryniuk
Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Russell
Notice To Overture Concert Members
The first of three Overture concerts will be held in Rob sin Memorial Hall on Saturday January 9 at 8 pm. Guest artists will be Alalka Himel and Jose Spralja Canadian Folk Singers. The second concert will be February 1 and the final on March 24 featuring the 60 voice University of California Men s Gle en Club. Members are asked to bring and a few memberships are still available. Phone 368.
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Robsin Memorial Hall
Alalka Himel
Jose Spralja
Candian
University of California Men's Gleen Club
Russell
Reavie
M&m
Professor Writes For Teachers Of Children
Dr Joblin a professor of religious knowledge and Victoria University Toronto contributes to the United Church of Canada nursery materials He wrote biblical background for the Nursery Teacher's Guide Born in Ontario he is a minister's son with two minister brothers He graduated from Victoria University and Emmanuel College as gold medallist and has served at Deer Park United Church Ontario Alberta Saskatchewan Northern Ontario and Weston He holds a TM degree from Knox College and a DD from United Molkat He is a sought after speaker and leader at conferences and training events
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Rey. Aungstey Sooun
Victoria University
Toronto
United Church of Canada
Joblin
Ontario
Emmanuel College
Deer Park
Suthor
John
Jesus Christ
Inglis Foursome Wins South Curlorama Qualifier
Harold Ziprick, Gus Ross and Alex Ashley will represent the district after a Curl-O-Rama victory that advances them toward Toronto Canadian finals. Seventeen rinks competed, with McKay defeating a fellow entrant to reach the bracket. Draw led by Thom and Robinson, lunch hosted by Clement’s Ladies.
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Wat Moray
Fink
Harold Ziprick
Gus Ross
Alex Ashey
Toronto
Minnedosa
Bowling League Summary Note From Decade End
SMannings in the Service League at the year end were Hiks A. The fragmentary item records a bowling league summary with unclear names and results, providing sparse details on participants and standings.
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Smannings
Hiks A
Personalized Tax Forms Coming Soon
Half a million income tax forms will be sent directly to taxpayers starting mid month. The Department of National Revenue announces a new distribution method. Farmers and fishermen will receive forms about a week earlier with Farmer’s and Fisherman’s pamphlet. Each taxpayer will get a personalized form with name address and identification number plus an extra copy to keep. A tax guide brochure and a return envelope are included. Previously forms were provided by employers or picked up by individuals.
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Department of National Revenue
March of Dimes campaign aids Manitoba disabled
Canadians debate flag issues while Manitoba pushes rehabilitation through the March of Dimes. The Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba highlights improvements in services across health, welfare, labor and education, funded by contributions and continued support.
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Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
Manitoba
Why Farm Buildings Should Not Be Taxed
Ambrace Hille argues against Manitoba tax on farm buildings noting federal $500 credit, winter building delays for contractors, lack of services and protection for farmers, high assessment costs, and potential farmer relocation to towns. He warns voters to watch Hansard as MLAs vote could raise pork, poultry prices.
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Manitoba
Farmer Autonomy Urged Against Rising Assessments
A columnist argues governments should leave farmers independent from costly meddling and rising taxes. Isolated farmers face assessor pressure while city dwellers can rally to challenge unfair assessments. The piece contends collective action by urban residents contrasts with the farmer's vulnerability to overburdened assessors.
Senior Men's Basketball Team Meeting Notice
A meeting of the senior men's basketball team will be held on Monday January 11 at 7:00 p.m. at Major Pratt Collegiate. All players are urged to attend as regular meetings resume after Christmas. Practice will follow for enthusiasts.
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Pratt Collegiate
Drive In Breathalyzer Test Planned in Manitoba
An experimental voluntary breathalyzer test is planned in Manitoba to assess effectiveness in detecting impaired driving. Arrangements have been made for the loan of equipment and related support for the test program.
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Manitoba
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