Film Council Elects New Slate of Officers
The Mus sell Film Council held its annual meeting in the Collegaite on Tuesday evening. R Partridge presided as minutes were adopted and a treasurer report showed 144.46 in balance. Officers elected: W Burke Garnett president, Mrs. R M McMurray secretary treasurer, L Leifer custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussell Film Council
Collegaite
R. Partridge
Corci
Film Council
W. Burke Garnett
R.M. McMurray
L. Leifer
Two Games Tonight At Memorial Rink For Fans
Two hockey games booked at Memorial rink with the Bantams facing Sontaet Lengushewn and the Intermediates hosting Shiner Charnetts Yorkton Millers. Bantams aim to contend provincially while the Intermediates seek a season highlight after a Yorkton defeat. The schedule closes with a game against CJATC Rivers on Saturday January 19 as league playoffs approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssockey
Bantams
Sontaet Lengushewn
Shiner
Charnetts Yorkton Millers
Yorkton
Russell Ice
CJATC
Rivers
Paper stock prices rise again amid March newsprint hike
The note recalls a 55 year old item about the paper combine advancing prices for all grades of paper stock. It observes that such increases occur about every six months and confirms a substantial March rise in newsprint costs.
Local Squad Dominates Winnipeg Tobans in 10-6 Victory
The Intermediates powered past the Winnipeg Tobans 10-6 last Saturday. Russell opened scoring with a 2-0 lead in the first period and Winnipeg never caught up. Paterson, Coulter, Scobie, Gray, and Predinchuk added goals as Russell pulled away, with Winnipeg briefly rallying in the second period before the visitors extended their lead in the third. The crowd of 500 saw fast passing hockey despite travel fatigue for Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Tobans
Russell
Red Paterson
Coulter
Mather
Dorman
Gillespie
Winnipeg
Ritchie
Schone
Predinchuk
B. Wesslen
J. Scobie
Patterson
Wesslen
Gray
Candon
Paterson
Jim Dorman
L. Scobie
C. Gray
Pilot Mound
Shoal Lake
West
Ander
Reports Hear At Christ Church Annual Meeting
At the annual Christ Church meeting the report highlighted a strong year with higher attendance and active church groups. Rev W S Smith chaired the service and meeting, with officers and reports from treasurer W Robertson and several auxiliaries. The nominating committee named officers for 1987 and trustees, with a thank you for volunteers, lunch served after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
W. S. Smith
W. Robertson
Lillian Pensa
Crcape Aeoley
McJean Nelson
H. Westwood
J. Eshelby
Mother's Union
J. J. Cross
Eshelby
Local Rinks Take Three of Five Curling Trophies
Five day curling event in Russell area ends with three trophies won by local rinks. Open contests show four rinks tied at six wins each for grand aggregate honors, with plans to convene January 26 for individual trophy finals. Notable results list teams from Spy Hill, Russell, Inglis, Birtle, Foxwarren and more, plus top end by Murray Wilson and J Robinson for distance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lab
Stewart
Spy Hill
Mehls
Churchbridge
Ziprick
Inglis
Way
Russell
A. Corr
D. Barnes
P. Robertson
Birtle
Curling Club
Ed. Leifer
W. Hembrott
C. Robert
G. Honey
R. Hartung
Langenburg
Mac Murray
Ben Murray
Mort Perrin
Jim Duffy
Binscarth
N. Major
A. Cleland
W. Armstrong
N. Chop
Rossburn
R. Whitmer
E. Wishart
E. Freize
H. Setter
W. McFadden
B. Carr
Vl Schwalm
W. Wiseman
H. Clement
D. Adolphe
W. Walls
J. Adolphe
Aigusville
Murray Wilson
Stan Yankes
J. Robinson
McAuley
Provincial Spelling Contest Final Jan 22
The Manitoba School Trustees Association finals bring thirteen contestants from Flin Flon to Deloraine to Young United Church for the provincial spelling contest. A panel of judges includes Gertrude McCance and Robert Lightly, with W. C. Miller and D. L. Campbell delivering addresses. Tape broadcasts via CBW will air the event, and contestants will dine with the association during their Manitoba visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba School Trustees’ Association
Young United Church
Flin Flon
Deloraine
Horndean
Gertrude McCance
Manitoba
Robert W. Lightly
Andrew Moore
Miss McCance
W. C. Miller
D. L. Campbell
W. E. Donnelly
A. J. Thiessen
MSTA
CBW
Dr Glen named Associate Director of Defense Service Ottawa
Dr Glen, Chief of the Entomology Division since 1950, has been approved by the Civil Service Commission to succeed Dr W. E. van Steenburg as Associate Director of Defense Service in Ottawa. He joined the division as a student insect pest investigator in 1928 after work on prairie pests and wheat stem sawfly.
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Agneu
Ine
Civil Service Commission
Glen
W. E. van Steensburgh
Befence Service
Ottawa
Prairies
Entomology Division
Kenneth M. King
Federal Field Crop Insect Laboratory
Saskatoon
Mayor McLean to Speak at Russell H S Meeting
Special invitations go to residents of neighboring districts to attend the Russell Home and School Association meeting at Russell Collegiate on Tuesday January 22 at 8 pm. Mayor Stewart McLean of Dauphin will be guest speaker on the larger school areas, a topic of broad community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Home & School Association
Stewart McLean
Dauphin
Russell Collegiate
Barley Championship Decided by February 1956 Awards
The contest will determine whether Alberta or Manitoba produced the best 1956 malting barley samples. Since 1946 the National Barley Conference has awarded provincial prizes, and the 1956 awards will distribute between $60,000 and $70,000 in cash, supporting barley standard development.
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Alberta
Manitoba
Canadian Pacific names D B Wallace as PR department manager
D B Wallace born in Halifax Nova Scotia and an Acadia University arts graduate has been appointed manager of the Canadian Pacific Railway public relations department. He previously served as assistant manager since 1945 after roles at the Halifax Chronicle Canadian Press and the Financial Post and earned an economics MA from the University of Toronto in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Wallace
Halifax
Acadia University
Wolfville
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wallace
Halifax Chronicle
the Canadian Press
The
Financial Post
University of Toronto
Midgets Face Hamiota In Monday Playdown at Memorial
Russell's Midget entry hits the provincial playdowns Monday at Memorial rink with a 7:30 p.m. game against Hamiota. Local lineup includes Jim Vinnell, Larry Barker, Jamie Langford, Terry Waddell, Brent Kinney, Ricky Maggetts, Frankie Clement, Bill Archer, Roy Flett, Wesley Schwalm, and Barry Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockey
Russell
Memorial Rink
Hamiota
Jim Vinnell
Larry Barker
Jamie Langford
Terry Waddell
Brent Kinney
Ricky Maggetts
Frankie Clement
Bill Archer
Roy Flett
Wesley Schwalm
Barry Duncan
Bantams Force 4-4 Tie With Shoal Lake In Opener
Russell Bantams held Shoal Lake to a 4 4 tie in their season opener away from home. Clarence Waddell opened scoring for Russell with Chris Crawford and Terry Westwood contributing in the middle period as Shoal Lake replied with goals from Brian Patterson and Billy Shields. Shields struck a hat trick for Shoal Lake while Russell answered late with Chris Crawford tying the game. A return match is set for Saturday at 3 pm on local ice. Woody Langford stood out in goal for Russell with coach Dorman guiding the team.
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Russell
Bantam B
Shoal Lake
Corp. G. Crawford
Bill Haney
Bob Corley
Clarence Waddell
Brian Patterson
Billy Shields
Terry Westwood
Harvey Craig
Chris Crawford
Shields
Chris
Scott Drever
Woody Langford
Nets
Dorman
R. Herchak
R. Laslatt
B. Shields
B. Patterson
D. Stone
B. Kimpinski
B. Newbray
S. Warren
B. Borodie
D. Price
J. Dre. Russell
Keith Storey
Blair Corley
Don Sanderson
Billy Dilts
Raymond Pitet
Coal Output Drive in Nova Scotia From Cape Breton Mines
Nova Scotia, largely from mines on Cape Breton, produces about one third of Canada's coal output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Canada
Bird watcher reports travels and snowy Iowa roads
Hay Gillespie and Mrs Gillespie drive south for a Florida holiday. He says he caught crows in Iowa and they are moving through snow. Weather is fine and roads are cool. His thoughts are back home on his favorite sport and the North Western spiel progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Gillespie
This Week Birtle Bonspiel Features Russell Club Teams
Bonspiel schedule highlights two Russell club rinks led by Eddie Leifer with Roy Cusitar Clem Robert and Murray Wilson, and Lorne Schwaim with Fred Cook John Klimack and Bob Beswatherick, as the event unfolds this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtle
Bartle
Russell
Eddie Leifer
Roy Cusitar
Clem Robert
Murray Wilson
Lorne Schwaim
Fred Cook
John Klimack
Bob Beswatherick
CPR trains resume after ten-day strike period
Trains began running again Saturday following a ten-day lay-off caused by firemen's strike. The issue of highly paid, little working firemen on diesels remains unsettled, with hopes the conciliation board will ignore union demands for new jobs to preserve dues income, and curb public disregard for the public’s interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CPR
Russell Rinks Do Well At Annual Elks Spiel
The Manitoba Elks Association bonspiel at Dauphin drew two Russell Lodge rinks. Frank MacDonald Lyle Schwalm Gabe Pittet and Bill Schwalm placed fourth in the main event. Alex Chesky Cec Sanderson Bill Stasiuk and Bill McNaughton won the consolation event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Elks’ Association
Dauphin
Russell Lodge
Frank MacDonald
Lyle Schwalm
Gabe Pittet
Bill Schwalm
Alex Chesky
Cec Sanderson
Bill Stasiuk
Bill McNaughton
Consuls Playdowns Here This Saturday
District playoffs in the British Consuls will be held in the Russell curling rink this Saturday.
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Russell
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H. Perrin
J. Voysey
G. Brown
George Stewart
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Bernard Greaves
Maitiee
Jas. Eshelby
Herb Rutar
E.W. Robertson
William Smith
John Spencer
Don Smith
H. Oman
H. Westwood W. Pettitt
H. Arches
G. Hiller
Lilian Glasman
Ehurch
Church of
Kiwanis Club of
DR. Glen
Snes Ene
McLean
H.&s
Russell Bantams
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