Area Development Meeting Explores Rural Growth Needs
Local residents from For Warren St Laur e Binsearth Angusville Innis Millwood and Russell districts gathered Friday at The Ryniuk Agricultural Representative to discuss area development. Red Bail Brandon outlined goals and Bailey noted ARDA federal and provincial programs push land use, water conservation, recreation and industry. Groups later formed to address schools recreation leadership conservation and social problems with a steering committee proposed to pursue recommendations.
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Ryniuk
Distrit
Forwarren
St. Laure
Binsearth
Angusville
Invis
Millwood
Russell
Ares
Evelopment
Uhryniuk
Red Bail
Brandon
Manitoba
Russell Ladies Win District Playdowns
The Russell Ladies crown district No. 10 winners in Pro-Wineral playdowns held Monday and Tuesday at Binscarth. Beatrice Craig skips the rink to represent the area in Swan River semifinals on January 20. Teammates include Mrs. Wilton Brown as third and Mrs. Clayton.
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Pro- Wineral
Binscarth
Fund & Russell
Beatrice Craig
Swan River
Craig
Wilton Brown
Clayton
Business Manager Course Begins February Enrollment Open
An eight week business manager course starts in February with a full course fee of $10. The secretary Cec Sinderson of the Chamber of Commerce invites others interested to enroll before January 25. Contact details are provided by the chamber.
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Omie
Lynn
Inglis
Chamber of Commerce
Cec Sinderson
John Dickey Heads Kiwanis Club In 65 Of Russell
John Dickey was installed as president of the Kiwanis Club in Russell for the 65th anniversary year alongside officers Andrews Harry Way Ken Munro and Dee Sanderson. Dawson spoke on Kiwanis plans urging renewed dedication to community service and leadership to shape youth and future citizens.
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Russell
Russell Club
John Dickey
Pres Andrews
Harry ‘Way
Ken Munro
Dee Sanderson
Dawson
Wanis
Kiwanis
Rossburn and Russell to clash for divisional honors
Rossburn faces Russell in a key division contest this Friday at Russell. The game starts at 7 00 p m with the junior and boys game following. The meeting pits eastern leaders Russell against western leaders Rossburn on the Pelly Trail league slate.
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Rossburn
Russell
Irks
Planning For 90th Birthday Party in Russell
The Banner notes Mrs. Enzapeth Ackroyd will celebrate her 90th birthday this Saturday at the home of her son and daughter in Russell. Born January 23, 1875 in Seaforth Ontario, she moved west at 12, married Charles Ackroyd in 1903, lived in Silver Creek, then Russell after her husband’s death. She has four children, nine grandchildren, and eleven great grandchildren. She enjoys knitting, radio and TV and keeps active in community affairs.
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Ats
Enzapeth Acroytd
Sonsy Law
Harry Pettitt
Mrre. Ackroyd
Seaforth
Ontario
Angusville
William Angus
Charles Ackroyd
Silver Creek
Russell
Vera
Christmas Seal Appeal From Time To Answer
The Sanatorium notes that tuberculosis preventive services may need reductions. The article discusses funding and support for the Christmas Seal Appeal and its impact on local health efforts.
Oldest Resident Reaches 93rd Birthday Milestone
The town honors Mrs Langford on her 93rd birthday with a family luncheon at home. Four generations visited while friends sent cards flowers and wires, with staff from The Banner offering best wishes.
Ladies Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion No 159 Officers Named
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion No 159 held its first meeting of the year January 12 in the club rooms. Mrs. C Russell reported 1964 activities while Mrs. M Stevens presented the treasurer's report. A card party is planned for February 9 and invitations to join are extended to members' wives and interested ladies.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Royal Canadian Legion
H. Huston
H. Kearns
C. Caameron
R Needham
G. Ferguson
M. Stevens
J. Liprick
C. Russell
P. Kollman
Dealers To Mark Silver Jubilee Implement Dealers To Mark
Manitoba metal implement dealers will hold their annual convention at the Prince Edward Hotel in Brandon on January 27 1965. The meeting marks the association’s silver jubilee with a large turnout of retail and wholesale implement men.
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Manitoba Metal Imprem
Prince Edward Hotel
Brandon
Deadline Nears For Tree Orders From Prairie Nurseries
Farmers across the prairie provinces urged to order PFRA tree seedlings for spring 1965. Indian Head and Sutherland nurseries expect 12 000 000 trees, with orders due by January to ensure timely processing. DR W H Cram emphasizes that late orders may be carried to next year.
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Prairie Provinces
PFRA
In Jian Head
Sutherland
Sask
Menai
Assebbaon
W. H. Cram
Indian Head
Cram
Agricultauires
District Municipal
Pera Water Development
Orm
RFRA
Court boundaries reorganized in Manitoba county system
Attorney-general Stew art E McLean announces six orders in council creating 16 county court districts and reducing Queen's Bench districts from six to five. New districts center on Brandon Dauphin Morden and Winnipeg with training for clerks at Dauphin Brandon and Winnipeg. Changes follow a judicial boundaries commission led by Chief Justice C C Mitler and reflect highway routes and public convenience.
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Courts of Queen's Bench
Stewart E. McLean
Minnedoss
Brandon
Tar Riet
Morden
Winnipeg
Sentral
Dauphin
Swan River
McLean
Thompson
The
Pas
Flin| Pion
Killarney
Virden
Russell
C. C., Mitler
Support Given To New Farm Organization Inaugural Meeting
A new Manitoba Farm Bureau forms as supporters back the organization at its Aug inaugural gathering, signaling early backing from local farmers and agrarian groups.
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New Farm Organization
Manitoba Farm Bureau
Ski Club draws crowds to Assiniboine valley slopes
The Ruswell Ski Club gains regional interest with weekend visitors to the Assiniboine valley slopes. Enquiries from Melita for a 30 to 40 person mid February stay point to growing demand for local accommodations and business cooperation.
Bantams face Binsearth in Memorial arena exhibition
Manitoba junior hockey notes say the Bantams split two games with Rossburn and lost to Birtle last week. They host Binsearth in an exhibition at Memorial arena this Saturday night at 8 80. The PeeWees open the double header at 7 against Inglis.
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Manitoba
Rossburn
Birtle
Bantams
Binsearth
Memorial Arena
PeeWees
Inglis
Red Cross Plans 1965 Water Safety Program
The Red Cross launches a 1965 water safety program with three volunteer supervisors based at Cartwright Shilo and Rivers Army Camps. The plan aims to recruit eleven supervisors in key province areas to conduct examinations provide technical assistance and prepare final reports on Water Safety Instructors. The director will give water safety talks in city schools with emphasis on artificial respiration and drownproofing.
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Treyarsuum Sr
Cartwright
Shilo
Rivers
Red Cross
What’s New At The Library What’s New At The Library
Adela Rogers St. John recounts Earl Rogers life and career as a famed criminal lawyer. Theardless details reveal his dramatic court innovations and the daughter narrator grew up amid clerks guards and murderers. The account links Rogers influence to Perry Mason creator and broader legal culture.
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Earl Rogers
Rogers
Roger
America
Earle Stanley Gardiner
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