Elections Friday January 26 for Pelly Trail trustees
Voters in seven wards go to polls Friday January 26 to elect nine trustees for the new Pelly Trail Unitary Board. Several wards feature contests including Ward 2 with Rosnoski Collins and Witty, Ward 4 with Warman Langford, and Binsearth with Tibbatts and Graham. Other wards list multiple candidates and incumbents from Pelly Trail and surrounding districts.
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Pelly Trail
Lawrence Parabee
Paul Mionalyshyn
Oakburn
Vern Rosnoski
Russell Elementary
Cam
Binsearth
Ralph Tibbatts
Binscarth
Harry Graham
Pelly Trail Board
Inglis
William Sonnenberg
Bei
Manitoba farmers hit record wheat output in 1967
Manitoba agriculture reports 1967 production value near 510.6 million with a record 90 million bushels of wheat. Total crop value about 510.6 million and livestock 163.5 million. Drought in the southwest and weak world prices tempered overall gains. Crop insurance expanded in 1967 to include more crops with 14,000-plus farmers insured.
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Manitoba
Harry J. Enns
Enns
Ottawa
Geneva
Art Masterpieces On Display At MPC
An exhibition titled The Miracle of the Soft Crayon features selected works from a collection of over 2,000 fine reproductions. Circulated by the Winnipeg Art Gallery, it aims to enrich student enjoyment and learning in Russell this season with a second in a four show series.
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Russell
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Perfect Curling End Scored at Gimli Rink
Squadron Leader Chuck Keating led his Gimli R.C. AF. team to an eight ender in the seventh against Flying Officer Bud Wilds of CFB Gimli. The victorious rink included Flying Officer Dave Morrison Port Credit lead Flying Officer Ed Klein Regina second Bill Bowen Gimli third and Keating as skip. They won the zone title and will represent Selkirk in the provincial play towns for the British Consols.
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Chuck Keating
Gimli R.c.af
Bud Wilds
CFB. Gimli
Dave Morrison
Port Credit
Ed. Klein
Regina
Bill Bowen
Gimii
Earle Keating
Silverton
Selkirk
British Consols
Dinner Meeting To Review Conference Dinner Meeting To Review Conference
Chamber of Commerce president Raroia Clemt has called a dinner meeting for the regular January session. It will be in the basement of St Marys Ukrainian Catholic Clonechom Feilersvectna on January 26 starting 0 oclock. Tickets 3.78 will go on sale this weekend and all members and interested others are urged to get theirs early. The main purpose is to review the Summit Conference in Winnipeg and the industrial tours by the Russell delegation on Wednesday. Mr Clement hopes for full participation in discussions that will follow.
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Raroia Clemt
Chamber of Commerce
St. Mary's
Clement
Three Fatal Mishaps To Area Residents
Three people died in separate incidents nearby Tuesday night and Wednesday. Calvin Galatiuk, 17, of Inglis district, was involved in a single vehicle crash two miles south of town in foggy conditions. Reginald Arnold Clearsky, 21, of Birdtail Indian Reserve, died from a self-inflicted gunshot at Sacred Heart Hospital during a safety incident under police investigation. Fred Fleury, 67, died Wednesday in a separate accident. funeral is Saturday at St. Lazare at 10:00 AM.
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Poe
Calvin Galatiuk
Inglis
Reginald Arnold Clearsky
Birdtail Indian Reserve
Sacred Heart Hospital
Fred Fleury
St. Lazare
Legionaires stay undefeated with late comeback win
The Legionaires improved to four straight league wins after a 7 6 victory over Grandview. Craig Loney and Terry Kearns fueled the rally with multiple goals while Ted Uhryniuk added an insurance tally. penalties were frequent as nine were handed out by refs Ed Kilimnik and Jim Nicol.
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Reusseni Legionairer Teal
Grandview
Geoneview Geet Reorg
Poco Nakons
Foxy
Stole Graig
Loney
Legionaites
Terry” Kearns
Craig Loney
Mae Russell
Terry Kearns
W. Jackson
Ed Kilimnik
Jim Nicol
Russell
Community notices and local happenings in brief
Local column highlights venues and gatherings with church and club meetings, skating nights at Memorial Rink, Elks curling, broomball, and zone playoffs. Also notes Leap Year bachelor list, a traffic tragedy reminder, upcoming Unitary Board trustees election, and a 7-8 hockey loss with calls for sportsmanship. Page includes Opinion items on youth service, press coverage, and school curriculum debates.
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Memorial
Dune Wowk
Burke Garnett
Mert Perrin
Ed. Penonzek
Elks’ Lodge
Alex Tennant
George Coultis
Frank Moster
Muir Brothers
Ron Clement
St. Lazare
Shoal Lake
Winnipeg
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Ed. Shust
Rossburn
Ansem Rambertz
Norman Major
Leonard Goletz
John Morton
James McMurahhy
Elphinstone
Puff
Magic Dragon
Squeaky
TNS
MPC
Gimli
Dark Horse
Eric Kieran
Quebec
Lester Pearson
Legionaires
Nusseur
Viads
St Vinds
Roblin
Larry Kecrns
Wally
Mysaxa
Ken Dube
F. Carriere
Hce
Dauphin
Sinscarth
Snake Creek
Rusty Souch
Gavin Matheson
Ricky Neville
Bill Paradine
Bill Laing
Brian Cusitar
Biffle
Spy Hill
Weowee
Memorial Arena
Don Barber
Brent Payne
Barry Wishart
Jerry Bicknell
Jim Wilson
Richard Rudey
Miles Sidoryk
Doug Wishart
L. Firth
Martie Russen
Birtie Indian School
Russel
Calvin Brown
Nome
Winnipegosis
St. Vlad’s
Inna
Joe Blow
Memorial Rink
Canada
Oren Arnold
Kiwanis Magazine
Calgary
Engineering Institute of Canada
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