District Businessmen Tour Industrial Plants in Manitoba
Outside Winnipeg no other area in the province was as well represented at the Manitoba Summit Conference in Winnipeg last Tuesday with thirty seven district residents taking part. Groups visited Canadian Tool and Die Woks Ltd Monarch Wear of Canada Ltd Doris Hosiery Western Ltd A A DeFehr Manufacturing Ltd Morris Welding and Iron Works Co- Op Vegetable Oils CFAM CHSM station D W Friesen & Sons Winkler Morden Steinbach plants C Z Loewen Reimer Overhead Doors Barkman Plumbing Friendly Family Farms Derksen Printers Monarch Wear and others. Reports will be given at the Chamber of Commerce meeting Friday evening with notes on local opportunities and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Eeurseter
Ron Gottins
Wally Bred
Gera Keating
Harry Shondra
Mert Perrin
Barry Coulter
Jack Wilson
Murray Wilson
Jackie Kostiak
Morris Altona
Harold Clement
Fred Poole
Alex Dalziel
Joe Sem Ochko
Doug McCaig
Ab Busch
Joe Yakubowski
Duane Tremaine
Murray Hovey
Mindy Goodmanson
St. Regis
Russell and
Chamber of Commerce
Indus
Manitoba
Ack Bie
Canadian Tool & Die Wonks Ltd
Monarch Wear of Canada’ Ltd
Doris Hosiery (Western) Ltd
A. A. DeFehr Manufacturing Ltd
Anderson
Department of Industry and Commerce
Dave Wiebe
Department
Morris
Morris Welding & Iron Works
Altona
Co-Op Vegetable Oils Ltd
Cfam-Chsm
D. W. Friesen & Sons
Winkler
Morden
Ralph King
Triple E
Gine Works
Howard Smith” Paper Mills Ltd
Steinbach
Chamber
H. Loewen
George Loewen
C. Z. Loewen & Sons
Reimer’s
Barkman Plumbing & Heating
Friendly Family Farms
Derksen Printers Ltd
Monarch Wear
L. A. Barkman
Russell
We Trust
Lieut Gov Visits Russell Kiwanis Club Installation
Lieut Gov Glen Brown of Brandon installed Russell Kiwanis Club officers at a regular luncheon. Murray Hovey becomes president with Fr J Mullally as VP and Bill Andrews as secretary-treasurer. New member Don Thompson inducted. Brandon club president Joe Foster and others attended, with Burns Day tribute and Rebekah Lodge hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kiwanis Club
Glen Brown
Brandon
Murray Hovey
Fr. J. Mullally
Bill Andrews
Jim Burgess
Ken Munro
Bob Smellie
Harry Way
Art Kinsley
Vern Warman
Art Kinney
Cec Sanderson
Te Lgtkameekerr
Don Thompson
Mr. Brown
Joe Foster
Brandon Club
Harvey ‘Tolton
Edwood Gorrie
Henry Peterson
C. K. S. ‘Moffatt
Foster
Red Clement
Russell Club
Robbie Burns
Rebekah Lodge
Kiwanis
The
Heather
Russell Chamber Meeting Adds Speakers And Film
January gathering of the Russell Chamber of Commerce will feature a review of the recent industrial tour plus new program additions. Itko Manitoba Hydro will present a film on northern starts at 6:30 p.m. in the basement of St Mary’s Ukrainian Church. Tickets remain available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Itko
Manitoba Hydro
St. Mary's Ukrainian Church
Voters Set Friday for Pelly Trail School Trustees
For Friday January 26 polls open 9:00 am to 8:00 pm across wards. Ward 1 Inglis High School Auditorium and Shellmouth School for Shellmouth Royston voters. Ward 2 Major Pratt Auditorium elects Dr Vern Rosnoski Cam Collins or Bob Witty. Ward 4 Collegiate and Vern Ran candidates Jim Langford. Ward 9 Binscarth School Auditorium votes between Harry Graham and Ralph Tibbatts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelly Trail
Inglis High School
S.D
Shellmouth
Royston
William Sonneberg
Don A. Robin
Oscar Schmitke
Memorial Avenue West
Pratt Auditorium
Vern Rosnoski
Cam Collins
Bob Witty
Binscorth
Harry Graham
Ralph Tibbatts
Binscarth
Committees Named By Local Chamber
The Rus sell Chamber of Commerce named standing committees for 1968. Executive members include President Harold Clement and past president G E Goodmanson with vp s Alex Dalziel Don Rowat, secretary treasurer Peter Halink and directors Frank Clement Jr Duane Tremaine Art Kinsey Murray Hovey and Art Kinney. committee chairs lead PeeWee Hockey Duane Tremaine Jim Nicol and others across Heart Fund Retail Merchants Membership Budget Clean Up Beautification Industry and Development Tourist and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Harold Clement
G. E. Goodmanson
Alex Dalziel
Don Rowat
Peter Halink
Frank Clement, Jr
Duane | Tremaine
Art’ Kinsley
Murray Hovey
Art Kinney
Duane ‘Tremaine
Jim Nicol
Heart Fund
Tom Smart
Steve Hudey
Gordon Southam
Art Kinsley
Ewart Mather
Lyle Schwalm
Ken Reavie
Dick Wheatley
Don Gillen
George Laing
Mark Soon
Fred Poole
Bill Prokop
Ken Munro
Peter Pacey
Peter Haliuk
Bill Stasiuk
Gary Schwalm
G. FE. Goodmanson
Herb Rutar
Glen Bruce
Ron Czamecki
Jim Burgess
Nick Magnowski
Jack Shipp
Mert Perrin
Joe Cross
Doug McCaig
Dr. KL. Lu
Burke Garnett
Bob McMurray
Ed, Frieze
Jack
Spirit of 70 launched at Manitoba conference
The Manitoba Summit Conference opened with the Russell and district delegation departing at 7.30 PM on Tuesday January 16 to attend the opening luncheon at Winnipeg Marlborough Hotel. About 1000 delegates including cabinet ministers and legislators attended the rural delegates meal, marking the launch of the Spirit of 70 initiative.
Candidates Discuss Town Trustees and Regional Growth Panel
Candidates for Wards 2 and 4 trustees spoke at the Home and School Association meeting in Major Pratt Collegiate Tuesday. Jim Langford Cam Collins Vern Rosnoski Vern Warrian and Bob Witty presented views on school affairs and board administration amid questions on education control, vocational training, and advisory committees. An afternoon session at the Metropolitan Theatre featured G L Reuben Ronald D Southern Ralph Hedlin and Victor Roterus and Michaelis discussing regional development and growth prospects in Manitoba and western Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and School Association
Pratt Collegiate
Rev. C. Conner
Jim Langford
Cam Collins
Texpadias
Vern Rosnoski
Vern Warrian
Bob Witty
Walter Weir
Now
Manitoba
Industry and Commerce
Sidney Spivak
Q.C
Metropolitan Theatre
G. L. Reuben
Department of Economics
University of Western Ontario
Ronald D. Southern
Adco Industries Ltd
Calgary
Ralph Hedlin
Jinn of
Hedlin, Menzies and
Asociates Ltd
Winnipeg
Victor Roterus
of Michael
Town Council Grants 1968 Committees And Appointments
First 1968 Russell Town Council meeting re-engaged staff named committees and chairmanships. Public Works and By Laws placed with mayor and council. Police and Sanitation shared by Shipp Cross Magnowski McCalg. Appointments include Pettitt as Boundkeeper. Shipp joins library board. Burgess as mayor. Property options approved for parcels in blocks 83 plan O and blocks 7 8 Garett Lange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Town Council
Burgess
Wilson & Town Solicitors
HL. Stipe
Bulding Inepec
Shipp
Cross
Magnowski
McCalg
William Pettitt
H. J. Shipp
Eilice Russell Silver Creek Sell and District
J. A. Burgess
T. S. Brownlee
F. Glement & Sons Ltd
W. B. Garett
H. N. Lange
January Thaw Brings Havoc to Ski Hill and Businesses
The unusual warm spell disrupts ski slopes and arena ice while fuel supplies suffer. Break ins strike two service stations on Pelly Trail and Jack's Texaco, with losses including drink cooler change, two tires, and a TV set. A raft of local notes follow, from school appointments to community events, Burns Day reflections, and public notices on elections and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westherman
Pelly Trail Ess
Jack’s Texaco
Jack Hamstock
Toe
Pelly
Royal Purple Lodge
Tree of Hope
G. S. Fingas
Inglis
Lake
Brandon
Lac du Bonnet
Morden
Winniipeg
Atikokan
Harry Jorowski
Burke Garnett
Ed. Leifer
Vern Robinson
Russell
George Mollier
Highway 45
Don Smith
Molson’s Hockey School
St. Lazare
Eddie Mazur
Charlie Raynor
MPC
Susan Smellie
Snow Queen
University of Winnipeg
Craig Loney
Wayne Waddell
Legionaires
Minnedosa Junior Bombers
Flin Flon Bombers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kiwanis Club
Paul T. Hellyer
Lester Pearson
Tns Phot
Memorial Avenue East
Vern Ran
Spirit of 70
Mr. Hedlin
Public Works
Streats
Ee Bill
St. Andrew's
Don Messer
Robert
Mary
Ayr
Edinbrough
Jean Armour
Afton
Caneia
Watson Sellar
Seacmageeer
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