Town Employees Committees Named for 1964
Town officials appoint standing committees for 1964 with chairs including Public Works Sweets and Janes. Cross and Garnett oversee boulevards and sidewalks. Library Board includes Mayor Burgess, Mrs. J. Brownlee, and Mrs. Percy Williams. Town accounts approved for payment total 1781.13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Rusell
Uligy
E. A. Payne
David Copplemen
Solic
J. Brownlee
Percy Williams
Ski School Begins Saturday at Hill Junior
Ski school opens this Saturday with Class 1 at Russell Hill from 2 00 to 3 30 pm featuring the first lesson for 1964. Applications available from Bill Gallinger at Beaver Yard in Russell or at the Ski Club this coming Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavuraay A
Russell
Bill Gallinger
Beaver Vamber
Leaders Named For Knox United Unit 1
Unit 1 of Knox United met January 13 in the church recreation room Coulter. Representatives to UW committees were chosen. Bible Study focused on Evangelism with a lesson from John 1. Miss Betty Stevens performed piano solos Soon Light Sonate and Serious Story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unmen Charch
Church Coulter
Betty Stevens
Chamber Hosts First Meet Friday January 24
The Chamber schedules its first meet this Friday January 24 with events kicking off at 7 30 p.m. Local participants are expected to attend as organizers promote community engagement and sports activity.
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Chamber
Mainline Returns to Six Team League in Name Change
The league resumes with six teams after a name change only. Russell will host a regular fixture next Wednesday night. Rams drop to last place after Deerhazy secured its first win Monday night with a 95 point score. crowd size and effort praised though performance fell short. League standings list remaining teams and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinyed
Russell
Rams
Deerhazy
Officers Re Named For Silver Creek
The minutes note council pay remains 600 dollars per meeting plus 10 miles travel and 1.50 per hour for expection. New motor grader rates set at 6.00 per hour for maintain and plowing with wing, 8.00 for plowing with pusher. Patrol accounts credited 900 dollars to machine account and disbursements total 19 0223 from general and 16 000 from machinery. Shearer of Russell invited to play on All Stars. Rams schedule four games in ten days starting Grayson, Langensburg, Fleming through Jan 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrol
Shearer
Russell
Rams
Grayson
Langenburg
Fleming Saturdy
United Nations
Statistical Bulletin of the Metroolitan Life Insurance Company
Tims
United States
Canada
Ledaers
Hans Selye
Maclean's
Royal Bank of Canada
Gurlers Corner Curling Growth At Local Club
Week by week the Gurlers Corner curling club notes rising activity with high pre bonspiel interest. Men 20 rinks mixed 11 and dies regular draws 10. The 65 and over group now features six rinks including a new entry from Binworth with Bill Burnett and teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binworth
Bill Burnett
John Grevar
Cy Tibbatts
Ben Murray
Russell Oldsters
Hay Gillespie
Andy McPadsen
John Russin
E. W. Robatson
C. R. Loney
Pat For‘the
Jim Rea
Larry Langford
George Smeilie
George Tom Jackson
Wealy Bridges
Tom Davidson
Donald Mann
Andy Jay Iggg Allen
Matt Thickett
Hasmen
Geahans
Pare
Prairie Provinces Farm Account Book Advice Issued
Manitoba Department outlines the Prairie Provinces Farm Account Book as a modern tool for farm finances. It aids income tax and helps analyze each enterprise, replacing older filing methods. Distributor districts and Publications Branch will offer the new book by January 13 after two years of testing with over 500 farmers.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Alberta
Manitoba Department
Eee
Classroom Shortage Faces PTSD Board
The School Division Board for 1964 met January 9 electing A V Warman as chair for another term and filling Ward 1 by HM Keay for a year. Members discussed fuel tenders, consolidation, and classroom shortages at Russell and Rossbarn, with possible bylaw needs due to rising student enrollment under the new system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelly Trail
M. Senko
W. A. Burnett
E. Shust
Nance Committee
J. E. Wilson
H. E. Graham
Russell
Rossbarn
Inglis Legion Receives Generous Support From Local Groups
The Inglis Legion reports weekly receipts totaling 921.00 with contributions from St Joseph's C W 25.00 and Ukrainian Catholic Church Ladies Aid 26.00. The grand total now stands at 4526.96 with this week's receipts.
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St. Joseph's C. W
Insecticide Dealers Must Take Course
The provincial department of agriculture mandates a compulsory course for insecticide dealers. Licences issued last year require a second licence by meeting the course requirements. The Brandon course starts 9:00 am and ends at 4:00 pm at the Elks Hall in Russell on Monday March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Brandon
Elks
Dealer Curl-0-Rama advances to zone playoffs in rink clash
Rudy Zimmer will represent Russell dealer area after a victory in the final round robin game. He and partner team from Shellmouth defeated the Binscarth rink of Erie Ireland Les Reagh Jim Rice and George Gooda to clinch the spot. Results from the day show Klimack and Joiner, Milton Jina and Dave, and several others in bouts across the hold. Final rounds saw Ireland over Johnston and Patterson over Jack son with Patterson finally defeating Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Zimmer
Russell Dealer
Ted
Binscarth
Erie Ireland
Les Reagh
Jim Rice
George Gooda
Seshlighte
Klimack
Joiner
Cusitar
Milton Jina
Dave
Whitmer
Dick Dnenetile
Ove Kane
Silverson
Walter" Patterson
Shellmouth
W. Sonnen- Inglis
H. Ziprick
Rus
W. Kieper
Silver
Kurt Zimmer
Russell
J. Widdicombe
Foxwarre
Stan Jackson
Inglis
Ben Low
Foxwarren
Ireland
Johnston
Forrest
Patterson
Ziprick
Jack
Zimmer
Jackon
Ine
Manitoba group forms to study rail line abandonment
A Manitoba based group is organizing a provincial body to study branch line abandonments. Remi De Pape, mayor of Somerset, will be pro tem president, with H E Wood named executive secretary. A winter meeting will elect officers and a research program will assess real costs to farmers towns and the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Remi de Pape
Somerset
de Pape
H. E. Wood
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Main Street
Winnipeg
Wood
W. J. Parker
Manitoba Elevators
Paul Parker
New ‘Association
Curacas
January drives March of Dimes campaign in town
The Royal Purple Lodge leads a January March of Dimes drive with house-to-house canvassing on Monday January 200 to collect funds in folded envelopes. If not home, mail the envelope. The Manitoba goal for 1964 stands at 225000 dollars, donated to the Society for Crippled Children and Adults to aid disabled residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Purple Lodge
Manitoba
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Russell Volunteer Fire Brigade
Legion Club
Camera Star
J.J. Cross
W. Lawson
Birtle Eye
Pratt Collegiate
Avalon
Lawrence of Arabia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Knox United Unit
Chambers
Silver Creek
Contact Ag. Rep
Inglis Legion
Rama
Shellmouth Rink
Manitoba Pool Elevators
R de ‘Pape
Branch Line Association of
Toba Pool Elevators
Proam
Farm i
Parker
Langford
E. Ackroyd
Russell Rams
Quebec
Confederation
Manning
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