Russell to Host 70th Manitoba North Western Bonspiel
The Manitoba North Western Bonspiel marks its 70th edition with play starting Monday at Memorial Arena ice sheets. Ed Friese and Harvey Kearns oversee entries, with 37 rinks registered, including 15 from out of town, and four prizes per event plus special trophies.
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Memorial Arena
Zacling
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Eller Hall
CKDM
Dauphin
Bonspiel underway as Game and Fish members compete
Six rings participate in the annual bonspiel with play beginning at 9 o clock this morning. To finish the two events with all evening draws, organizers must squeeze in five draws per day.
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Game and Fish Association
Crystal Rebekah Officers Installed in 1984
The Crystal Rebekah Lodge installed a new slate of officers led by Crystal Rebekah Lodge members. The ceremony marked the ongoing chairmanship and duties for the lodge as the local fraternal group continued its community activities.
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Ski Instruction Classes Begin Amid Safety Advisory
Ski instruction classes underway as Siub message codes offer guidance before lessons. You are advised to see instructors or visit the pro shop for harness adjustments or ski repairs. Bathrooms and cafeteria facilities are planned to be open this weekend, with patience urged for the extensive preparation work.
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Siub
Appointed Manager Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Dalton of Vancouver is named Manitoba manager of The Canadian Chamber of Commerce announced by D L Morrell. He succeeds Rod Thomson who recently joined the Canadian Tourist Association. Dalton assumes the post January 1 1964 and will handle advertising, sales and public relations with the Manitoba and provincial chamber roles.
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Vancouver
Manitoba
Canadan Chamber of Commerce
D. L. Morrell
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber of Commerce
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Dalton
Rod Thomson
Canadian Tourist Association
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Thas
British Columbia Safety Council
Rams Rally to Split Pair in Swamped Return Games
Rams edged Langenburg 64 to 44 in one game and tied the other as they chased a comeback. Stormy conditions built during the afternoon raising cancellation fears. Next home game slated for Saturday Feb. Jet with ice prep underway.
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Kiwanis Officers Installed With New Bran on Club Leaders
Kiwanis officials were installed Tuesday in Brandon led by Governor Tom Ryles and officers Jn vey Tolton Glen Brown and Huck Munro. Russell club officers include President De Norm eeel John Dickey secretary treasurer Doc Loney and directors Bob Smellie George Alien Harry Way Jim Burgess Vern Warman Dr Zern Rosnoski Don Gillen.
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Glen Brown
Huck Munro
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Normee Oeel
John Dickey
Doc Loney
Bob Smellie
George Alien
Harry Way
Jim Burgess
Vern Warman
Zern Rosnoski
Don Gillen
William Frame Dies at 82 in Minniska Area Funeral Held
William Frame, longtime resident, died at Socrad Hospital at 82. Funeral service was held Wednesday at Knox United Church with interment at Russell Memorial Gardens.
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Socrad
Knox United Church
Russell Memorial Gardens
Couple Honored On 56th Anniversary In Regina Tea
A golden wedding anniversary celebration honors Mr and Mrs Hyde at their Regina home hosted by family and friends. The event featured a three tier cake and yellow gold mums while a gold city plaque was presented. The Hydes married in 1913 in Medicine Hat and lived in Hatton Sask.
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Portage Diversion Plans Delayed to Late Summer
Minister George Hutton outlined late summer start for the Portage diversion from the Assiniboine River to Lake Manitoba. The route, about 2½ miles west of Portage, aims to avoid cemeteries and rail lines, supply Crescent Lake, and could irrigate land north of the city while using Lake Manitoba as water storage.
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Assiniboine
Lake Manitoba
Portage
Hutton
Walter Weir
Portage la Prairie
PFRA
Lake
Manitoba
Crescent Lake
About Town and Political Cowardice Spark Local Debate
A mix of local notes and sharp opinion on government spending and voter bravery. Reports of ski hill delays, bear cubs on display, and injuries punctuate a broader critique of Ottawa and provincial fiscal policy, urging restraint and taxpayer protection.
Bypass Project Plan Details One Four Lane Bridge Need
The plan calls for a westward diversion past the junction of the Trans-Canada and No 4 highways near Portage. A single four lane bridge will be required as traffic is split by a separation system. Work runs southwest below Crescent Lake and rejoins the highway about 1.5 miles west of the city with grading set to begin this year.
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CKSS
Linus Westburg
George Honey
Gary Patterson
Jo-Anne Semochko
Darlene Hiller
Portage
Crescent Lake
Eastern Star Lodge Installs 1964 Officers
Jenomeers were announced at the January meeting of Russell Chapter No. 10 Eastern Star. Officers named include Worthy Matron Ivy Kieper and Worthy Patron Clifford Whitmer with officers Mildred Bennett Ethel Clement Lee Reavie Connie Baker Adeline Mather Victoria Gillies Mabel Laycock Hisie Dunsmore Donal ds Dunn Mona.
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Russell
Eastern Star
Allan Graham
Binsearth
Ivy Kieper
Clifford Whitmer
Tress
Mildred Bennett
Ethel Clement
Lee’ Reavie
Connie Baker
Adeline Mather
Marshall
Victoria Gillies
Adah
Mabel Laycock
Ruth
Hisie’ Dunsmore
Esther
Donalds Dunn
Martha
Mona
NDP Plans Winter Meetings Across Constituency
The New Democratic Party board met to discuss a program for winter. A series of meetings will be held across the constituency on Medicare and Railway Abandonment. Each meeting will be addressed by a federal MP or provincial MPP.
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Ne Marqueee Longs
New Democratic Party Board
House of Commons
Legisature
What’s New At The Library What Happened On Good Friday 1953
On Good Friday a 1953-20 begins a dramatic tale about Dr. Mathew Bone a renowned scientist and defense planner who commits suicide on the Lincoln Memorial steps. The narrative probes Bone’s past and the nation’s crises while weighing personal duty amid public duty and a looming disaster.
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Mathew Bone
Lipcoln Memorial
Europe
Africa
Ajia
Defence
Adam Seaver
Senate Smajority
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