Inglis Art Contest Opens for Centennial Celebrations
Inglis Home and School Association and Centennial Committee sponsor an art contest for Ratcliffe Shellmouth and Boulton residents who are amateurs. Submissions on local history in any medium except wax crayons must be 9 by 12 inches or larger and entered by March 20, 1967 at Inglis Elementary or Inglis Collegiate. A three member panel will judge and the winning piece will hang in the Inglis Community Hall with recognition. Beard contest offers a $500 prize for entrants removing facial hair after the entry date and before judging.
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Inglis
Inglis Home & School Association
Shellmouth
Boulton
Inlis Elementary
Indis
Visitors Maintain Undefeated Record
Team visitors stayed unbeaten as scorers Barry Wowk twice and Don Green plus Larry LaFleur each added goals. John Hayes U Chalat and D Chalat contributed two apiece, with Link tongs, Ron Lestie, and Otto How also scoring. The contest featured seven minor penalties.
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Barry Wowk
Rams
Don Green
Larry LaFleur
John Hayes
U. Chalat
D. Chalat
Link Tongs
Ron Lestie
Otto How
Municipal Affairs Ice Clash Ended 107 0ver 1907 Curling
Councils of Boulton and Shellmouth clashed over curling bids on December 29 at the ogi rink. Reeve Peter Gaber led Boabt ton sharpshooters to a 107 victory over Reeve Bill Keay in a hard fought game. The afternoon drew cheers and plans to end 1907 with similar spirit.
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Boulton
Shellmouth
Peter Gaber
Bill Keay
Ogi
Tom Thumb Hockey League Forming Four Teams
A local youth hockey league forms four teams sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Legion and Elks. Father Mullaty and Jim Nicol coach with season slated to begin next Monday at Memorial Arena. Schedule includes Legion Elks Kiwanis C of C matchups through February with a Tech Thom Memorial Trophy for the top team.
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Memorial ‘Trena
Chamber of Commerce
Ths
Kiwanis
Legion
J. Mullatty
Jim Nicol
Sted
Teck Thom
Elks
Yan
C. of
Rap
Kiwani
$60 Million K-2 Mine Ready For Production
International Minerals & Chemical Conversion announces the K-2 mine shaft and refinery near completion. The project aims for 1.5 million tons of potash annually, boosting capacity by 60 percent while advancing automated processing and a shakedown phase. Saskatchewan stock gift tied to births noted.
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Ainderground
International Minerals & Chemical Conversion (Canada
Scout
BMC
N.C. White
Tring
Saskatchewan
Rural Welding School Reduced to One Start in January
The Rural Scene reports due to circumstances two advanced welding schools are canceled this month and only one course will begin on January 23. The note mentions White Rust Grayhead as a plant disease, describing it as a fungus that can affect parkland fern Canada and related species with mature flower stock tips forming piney structures.
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Fern Canada
Revamped Ski Club Seeks Active Members for Season
The Russell Ski and Toboggan Club reorganized last Friday with a Nile‑themed general meeting. The club invites all to use the facilities at the clubhouse and on the slope, offering ski tow and carriage tow for youngsters, a weekly ski school, and bus pickups from Central School. Readings show fees set for season membership and town charges, with events scheduled for February 25 26 and March, including ski and toboggan races and a workers’ dinner in March.
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Amore Seuon Om
Nile
Russell Ski and
Shartley
Seniol
Wil
Burke Gxmnett
Frank Keller
George Forsythe
Clement
Ken Reavier
Clem Ro- Sort
Jack Mather
Ross Kiepers
Freee
Jack Wilson
Ross Kieper
Mervyn
Eaet
Mindents
Sion
Pamily
Shorimen
Funeral Held Monday For Mrs. Mary Bailey
Funeral services were read from Knox United Church on Monday January 9 for Mrs. Welington C. Bailey of Oakburn aged 41. Rev. Glen Brew art officiated with interment to follow.
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Mrs
Mary Bailey
Knox United Church
Mire
Welington C. Bailey
Oakburn
Fed
Glen Btewart
Community Affairs Course To Be Held In Russell
Plans for a twelve week seminar series begin January 3 24 led by Dr Fock Nesbitt of Wowel Enterprises Ltd. The course targets personal development and community organizations with enrollment open to interested adults.
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Russell
Nesbitt Ednes
Wowel Enterprises Ltd
Fock Nesbitt
Manitoba Finance and Education Costs Face New Equalization Plan
The Manitoba government criticizes federal policy shifts in Ottawa, warning of rising education and health costs and large provincial and municipal deficits. It vows a new federal provincial conference for better terms, with Premier Roblin defending the Development Fund and Forest Products plan as fair to Manitobans.
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Ottawa
Manitoba
Canada
Government of
Gil Molgst
Lakeside
D. Campbell
Bob Richardson
Roblin
Benchis
Sanitobs Development Fund
Legislative Assembly
Winter show highlights and local fund drive notes
Mr and Mrs Reg Lewis operate a bonefit Trouse and a telephone answering service at Abbots B.C. They find the work interesting. The committee chairman for the Heart Fund announces a film will be shown at the Chamber of Commerce meeting in February, as readers are invited to attend despite rain.
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Shawn Lee
Sherman
Biosearth
Jost
Manson
The
Sacred Heart
G. E. Good
Ken Corminten
Bar ‘Strore
Sask
Russell
Allan
Neney
Reg. Lewis
Abbots B.C
Heart Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Jon SE
Wakes Distances and Driver Reaction Rules
The text notes that stopping distance on gow and ice is three to twelve times that on fey concrete. An expert driver maintains at least one car length of clearance to Nim and the car ahead for each 10 miles per hour.
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Nim
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W. Terbeynick
Ag. Rep
Aefion
Shair
Lena
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