Controversial Bill Topics Roil Pell Rai Division Meeting
A General Meeting of the Pell Rai Division heard debate on Bill 39 shifting elementary school administration to one board. Speakers argued consolidation may close some one room schools, while supporters said it would improve staffing and services for students.
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Bill 29
Mimerce
Howard Loewen
M.S
Alex Anderson
M.A. BT
Lorne Wallace
Springfield Transcona
Mas.t
John Kasiruketf
M.t's
Me Yakiniaya
Atelis
Pea
Pratt Col Regiate
MA |St
Lange
A. Minish
Joan Kastrukoff
Mel Perrin
Ducati
Proram Stich
We Sethler
Water rates rise with new bylaw approval
Russell Town Council approved bylaw revisions increasing water and sewer charges. The minimum rises to 5.00 dollars or 4.50 with discount for up to 1000 gallons, with varying increases by usage level. Rates add 18 percent per 100 for 1000 to 4000 gallons, 16 percent per 100 for 4000 to 20 000, and 14 percent per 100 for over 20 000 gallons.
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Russell
Dr. KL. la
Gosdaay
Memorial and
Arsiui
North End
Grange Street
Ment
J. J. Cross
Shipp
Clement
Brandon Heating Plumbing Ltd
PeeWees And Bantam Twin Bill At Local Ice Rink
Saturday evening schedule shows PeeWees skating at 7 00 and Elks sponsored Bantam team opening their home game at 6 90. Tickets for this event are now on sale.
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PeeWees
Elks
Sarting
Rams Rally In Night Of Ice At Memorial Arena
The Rams fought back Friday night against Grandview at Memorial Arena as Ron Wood and Larry LaFleur each scored twice and Eldon Montgomery added another. Gary Patterson suffered back injuries but was treated and released the same evening. Next home game hosts Roblin on January 27 and another game Friday.
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Rams
Memorial Arena
Trojans
Ron Wood
Larry LaFleur
Eldon Montgomery
Grandview
Gary Patterson
Roblin
Oak River and Hamiota Hand Midgets Two Losses
The local Midgets saw Fae’s winning streak end Saturday at Memorial Arena as Oak River defeated them 5 to 2 with Loney scoring twice and Russell adding a goal. A rematch left Ham iota atop 8 to 3, with Jackson scoring twice and Archer adding the other.
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Oak River
Memorial Arena
Loney
Russell
Hamiota
Jackson
Archer
Shoal Lake
Heart Conference Opens Campaign At Brandon College
A heart conference at Brandon College Brandon Manitoba set for Friday January 28 1966 will feature Dr A J Elliott internist and Dr T E Cuddy assistant professor of medicine University of Manitoba as speakers. The event marks Manitoba Heart Research and the Heart Fund campaign runs January 1 to 28.
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Brandon College
Brandon
Manitoba
A. J. Elliott
Man
T. E. Cuddy
Phy Wipesara Spits
Cephal
Asistant
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Heart
Heart
Rural Scene and Farm Programs End of Year Note
The message invites readers to send suggestions for This Business of Farming and Farmer Talks Back to the Manitoba Agriculture department in Winnipeg. It urges farmers to join local Chambers of Commerce, participate in meetings, and notes ongoing welding courses and wheat germination concerns as winter ends.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Norquay
Winnipeg
Chamber of Commerce
Ipation
Local Club Hosts Winnipeg Curlers This Weekend
Winnipeg curlers visit a local club for a weekend tour with four rinks in play. Local teams entered include Terry Yates Wayne Johnston Tom Smad Burke Garnett and Ed Leifer among others.
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Stussell de
Winnipeg
Thpee
Thele
Birtle
Terry’ Yates
Wayne Johnston
Tom Smad
Burke Garnett
Too Jackson
Ed. Leifer
Sandy ‘Craig
Jack Wilson
Jim Buress
Rod Cle
Pro Hockey School Teaches Minor Players In Russell
In Russell on Monday afternoon 25 young players received professional pointers and basic fundamentals. Bernie Grebinski Don Stay and Bill Simpson led the session representing O Keefe Brewing Co of Winnipeg.
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Racces
Russell
Bernie Grebinsky
Don Stay
Bill Simpson
Tives
O'Keefe Brewing Co
Winnipeg
Bernie
Winnipeg Maroons
Canadian Nationals
Vancouver Canucks
Don
The
Maroons
England
Wembley
Ah Ggasi Approiia Fey
Stendance
Kelly McCaig
Buddy Stanchuk
Terry, Kearns
Garnett Boyd
Better Skaters Aim OF Athletic Council
The athletic council plans to boost girls skating by offering more frequent lessons led by Mickey Clement this year. The program targets improved technique and participation among female skaters.
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Better Skaters
Aim OF Athletic Council
e_annielle Cone
Mickey Clement
Sri
Pimary Tigers
Gore
Town Curling Notes and Community Updates
Local notes cover curling events at Foxwarren and entrant teams, plus a mention of a Memorial rink schedule error. Also reported are a post office break in at St Lazare, a fatal CN crossing crash, winter street maintenance, and charity drives for March of Dimes with Tree of Hope cards.
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North Western
Foxwarren
Russell
Terry Yates
Nelson
John Russin
Dane Wowk
Memorial
W.L History Book Committee
Pratt
Northend
Jim de LaMare
Hedley
B.C
Vancouver
Bob Page
Sny
Chicago
Beaver Hal
Bob
Beaver
Canada
Winnipeg
Assiniboia Downs
America
St. Lazare
George Fouillard
Ronald
Bill Stasiuk
Gems From Nellie McClung Writings Described Frosty Winter Scene
Excerpt notes a bright winter day with new snow and frost edging trees fences and shrubs. The scene features blue skies sleigh bells and a glittering white landscape, described as a Christmas card from the book Recalled to Life by J. G. McMullen.
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Nellie McClunget
J. G. McMullen
Skating Classes For School Girls Scheduled At Local Rink
The Athletic Council announces beginner figure skating for girls with classes 4 to 4 45 on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school, Saturday mornings for grades 7 up at 9 and 10 for grades 1 to 6. Fee is one dollar plus season ticket. Ice time must be used. if not, hockey may take over. Mothers asked to assist with skates and rink order. Contact Mrs. R Robinson at 301 for tickets and help.
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Athletic Council
Special Services Officer Welcomed to Brandon District
The National Employment Service Brandon announces Mr. B. E. Wright arrives from Port Arthur as special services officer. Wright will continue specialized counseling to help job seekers, including first time entrants and workers with physical handicaps, obtain employment, continuing work previously led by Mr. G. C. Mitchell.
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National Employment Service Office
Brandon
G. L. Wilkinson
B. E. Wright
Joan
Port Arthur
Wright
Lake, Head
G. C. Mitchell
Reports Presented At Annual Meeting At Christ Church
The annual Christ Church meeting drew a strong turnout with each church group sharing progress. Services attendance rose from prior years and the treasurer reported the best year yet as mortgage debt fell to 10000 in two years under Canon Hyett
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Wessner
Christ Church
Treasuer
Brad
Canon Hyett
Jes. Eshelby
J. J. Cross
W. Brad
Mfr
H. Rutar
D. Smith
W. Ie
Sees
Sener Gallinger
R. Fenton
G. Tity
Archer
Bicknell
Walter Spencer
R. Flett
Eric Fan Eoesty Seemvacs
Unclear fragment hints at canal timing near Brovikiyn Bridge
The readable text mentions a time canal and a bridge named Brovikiyn, but details are fragmentary. no clear event, date, or involved organizations emerge from the fragment.
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Brovikiyn
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