Town notices and debates amid provincial talk
A town bulletin notes a postponed Trail Division meeting and warns drivers about unlocked car security. It also mentions rising wholesale prices for a large pack of paper matches, a horse sale in Argenta, and reflections on Canadian education and liberalism versus socialism with quotes from Nellie McClung and a long view on 1965 politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviing Wais
Rabii
Bob Page
Accompaniea Oy
Vic Ferguson
Frigay
Aaiago
Here
We Canadian Joint Air Training Centre
Rivers Secenuy
Pany
Heeve Bill Keay
Natal Kay
Snellmoon
Ed. Fingas
Ingus
Texaco Sarland
Tairy Dollars
Winnipeg Free Press
Queen's Counsel
Rams Edge Shoal Lake In Exhibition At Memorial Arena
Rams defeated Shoal Lake by a close score in a substitute game at Memorial Arena after Shoal Lake filled in late when Winnipeg left the schedule. Ron Woods led the Rams with an end to end effort and a hat trick credited to him.
Pee Wee Schedule Unveiled For Next Monday
Fifty four young players under ten grouped into four service club teams under Kiwanis and other sponsors. The schedule starts January 17 with C. of C vs Kiwanis and Legion vs Elks, then C. of C vs Legion on January 24.
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Young Neexey
Wwe
TNE
Ac Cuiec
Im Anes
Iks
Doug Mackie
John Kipper
Mark Blais
Magnowski
Kelly McCaig
Dy Stanchuk
Ronnie Whitmer
Bob Robert
Mervin Magnowski
Douglas’ Rowat
Brae
Brian Unryaiuk
Randy Kieper
Jamie Robert
Richard Hudey
Ron Hudey
Gordon Hunter
Jack Norman
Cameron Cusitar
Jim Cusitar
Garth Dow
C. of
Kiwanis
Legion
Elks
C. Va. Legion
Extra 50c Motor Vehicle Registration Levy Reintroduced
Judgment Fund has been re introduced this year to meet the extra demands placed on it through wider coverage. The levy was suspended last year.
Berth Seekers in Zone Playoffs at Gilbert Plains
The text notes Berline Robinson and colleagues advance toward zone competition after beating Terry Yates in a double knockout draw. Rossburn’s Doug Joiner leads a half rink entry with Wowk, aiming to secure spots in the provincial Consols playoff starting Sunday at Gilbert Plains amid the North Western Bonspiel at Pow Warren with 54 rinks competing.
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Sevyewre
Lorne Robinson
Hon. Collins
Rossburn
Bowil
Wowk
Joiner
Gilbert Plains
Poxwarren
Farm Outlook Conference in Brandon Seeks Attendees
A Farm Outlook Conference will be held in Brandon on Monday January 24 beginning at 10 30 am with George Hutton Agriculture Minister speaking. The 1908 outlook for crops livestock poultry and products will be presented. Conference ends at 4 pm with a $2 registration that includes dinner. Farmers are urged to carload to attend.
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Sevag Sateen
Farm Outlook
Entre
Brandon
George Hutton
R M Council Holds First Of Year Meet In 1968
The RM Council approved purchase of a tree planter for ratepayers at about 560.00 with half funded by the Department. Committees include guardians, finance, machinery, and Centennial. Bylaw amendments were passed to adjust land and pit transactions. A new 1966 Caterpillar motor grader was bought for 46 915.00 with trade allowance of 18 915.00, council set monthly meetings and approved 5 000.31 in accounts, adjourning to Feb 8, 1968.
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Kurt Zimmer
Ron Colting
Board of Hearths
Birdle Shoal Lake
Department of
Toe Telopaaiasa
Munt
Mily
Consell
Ole Machinery Committee
Thompson
Collis Rice
Page
Collins
Bilgoe Chandler
Edith Witty
Damasc Fleury
January 15 Deadline for Bull Sale Entries
Closing date for entries of bulls for the annual purebred bull sale at the Manitoba Winter Fair. Entry fees of 15 per animal should be forwarded with forms pedigrees and transfers to George De Pape 1094 Grain Exchange.
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Manitoba
George de Pape
Grain Exchange
Inglis Imperials Edge in tight game
Inglis Imperials edged the Dauphin squad as Miller in goal for Dauphin kept the scoreline close. The deciding plays came in the final minutes with strong saves and shot chances thwarted by resilient defense.
Committees Named by Russell Chamber of Commerce
The Russell Chamber of Commerce held its first meeting of the new executive committee last Friday. A budget committee was formed to refine the proposed fee schedule for the January 28 general meeting. Members include Bill Uhryniuk Burke Garnett Meet Perrin and Dee Sanderson. Other year committees and chairmen listed include Membership Bill Gallinger Art Kinney Murray Hovey Retail Merchants Frank Slement Daisiel Peter Pacey Ken Reavie Don Rovat PeeWee Hockey Murray Rovey Heart Fund Tom Sart Peter Pacey. Farmers' alliance committees to be named later.
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Anning
Tor
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Amd.s
Bill Uhryniuk
Burke Garnett
Perrin
Dee Sanderson
Bill Gallinger
Art Kinney
Murray Hovey
Frank] Slement
Daisiel
Peter Pacey
Ken Reavie
Don Rovat
Murray
Rovey
Heart Fund
Tom Sart
Russell School Board Elects Officers at January Meeting
At the regular Russell School Board meeting on January 4, Ross Kieper was elected attendance officer and Dave Nabe was named treasurer.
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Russell School Board
Ross Kieper
Dave Nabe
Pelly Trail School Division elects 1968 officials
The Pelly Trail School Division board at Angusville elected E. Shust as chairman for 1968. A. V. Warrlan becomes chairman of finance after four years as chair, while S. P. Gerelus remains vice chairman. W. Sonnenberg and AS Brown join the finance committee after taking oath of office. J. E. N. Wilson of Rus- closes the roster.
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Samagneming
Pelly Trail
Angusville
Shust
A. V. Warrlan
S. P. Gerelus
Rew
W. Sonnenberg
AS Brown
J. E. N. Wilson
Rus
Art Kinney Heads Bir.-Russ. Liberals for 1968
The Bir.-Russ. Liberals year 1968 slate includes President Art Kinney and a list of vice presidents spanning towns such as Vista Solsgirth Birtle and Birtle. Resignation of Mrs Loney was accepted and Clement to head membership drive. Entertainment featured Patricia Ryan and Senator Hammy McDonald spoke on four points comparing Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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Art Kinney
Bob Young
Vista
Harvey Nichol
Solsgirth
George Hart
Birtle
Louis Ashcroft
Stan Siwak
Angusville
Vic Fulton
Loney
Clement
Patricia Ryan
Foxwarren
Glen Bruce
A. H. “Hammy” McDonald
McDonald
Midgets Maintain Undefeated Record in Regional Play
The Midgets, sponsored by the Legion and coached by Jamie Lange and Woody Lange, show strong form in the South Eastern and Snake Creek Leagues. They prepared for a January 15 game at Memorial Arena against Oak River, after recent 7-7 and 4-3 wins with players Loney Huckaway Archer Kearns and Jackson contributing goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade Rusk Mraght Sweke
The
Legion
Snake Creek
Jamie
Woody Langeedeve Gates
Sity
Jock Halston
Don “Bicknell
Esting
Russell Boys
Memrial
Oak River
Loney
Jackson| Huckaway
Archer
Aay
Rossburn
Russell Jae' Haahe
Creek Leese
Aoa
Jackson
Kearns
Strathlair
Meader
Birde
Waddell Kearns
Willie
Don Archer
Gordon Huckaway
Wayne Waddell
Cusitar
Unryniuk
Rogers
Policemen slain by criminals in Tanada in 1902
In Tanada during 1902 a criminal faction killed twelve police officers in a coordinated attack. The incident marked a severe clash between law enforcement and criminal elements, leaving a lasting impact on local security and governance.
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Tanada
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Nellie McClung
Lufe
Pan
Angram House
M. J. G. MedMallen
Coamper of Commerce
Liberal Party
Conservative Party
Social Credit
Wheither
NDP
Aml
Britain
Italy
Germany
Canada
S. Lake
Shoal
Memorial Arena
Winnipegsis
Russell
Tat ‘Uiey
Shoal Lake
Ron Woods
Rams
Barry' Wowk
Lloyd Thompson
Craig
Unrynivk Ag. Rep
Belé
R.M. Council
Ares
Inglis Imperials
Dauphin
Miller
E. Shust
Pelly Trail Board
Bradshaw
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