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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 04, 1963

Page

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Old Gang Breakup and Local News Summary

Community notes record mixed reception on Channel 11 after Birde Fox Warren. Local building activity proceeds amid tax concerns while parish groups clean church grounds. School closing honors a pupil’s perfect attendance, and a donor funds Anglican Church with a pig prize draw. Golf Club prizes and upcoming nine hole play are noted as rain threatens. A Knox United history note recalls Rev. H B Wallace salary cuts in 193% and a Kansas note from Liberal. Holiday week closure announced with submission deadline.

Channel 11 Birde Fox Warren Wilson Block St. Vladmir Minniska School Carol Dunn Bill Thicket Anglican Church Jim Rod Clement Eric Payne

Classroom Awards Presented Friday

The Home and School sponsored two scholarship awards were presented Friday. Mr Andrews lamented Mrs Peatz resignation. Miss Kroese will replace her. Mr Graham departs elementary school but will teach at Rus sell Major Pratt Collegiate. Awards listed by grade: Grade 1 Roy Perrin Timmy Zentner. Grade 2 Calvin Brown Anne Marie Orate. Grade 5 Kate Rode Randy Rieger Garry Clark. Grade 4 Danny Jack.

Cirs. S. J. Klym Andrews Peatz Kroese Graham Russell Pratt Collegiate Roy Perrin

Pavement and Sidewalk Damage Charges Set by Council

Council set repair charges for contractors digging for new sewer and water connections. Rates are 1.00 per foot for ashport surfaces and 0.50 per foot for other surfaces from street center to property line. Sidewalk repairs mandatory. May or Burgess chaired the meeting with councillors present.

Ashport Burgess

Russell Roblin 4H Rally at Russell Fairgrounds

The Rural Scene announces the Russell Roblin 4H Rally at the Russell Fair grounds with judging competitions, a parade, and demonstrations by members from two Agricultural Representative areas. Highlights include the dress review and crowning of the Rally queen, with a 1:00 pm parade and public viewing of educational displays.

Russell Jocal Tar

Community drive opens subscriptions and calf draw

A subscription list is opened with donations to Ert and Dee Sanderson and receipts issued. Interest in the project extends beyond Rus sell with the Inglis Legion selling tickets for a draw offering 22 Aberdeen Angus calves.

Ert and Dee Sanderson Russell Inglis Legion

Saturday Evening Debate Over Closing Time Sparks Chamber Meeting

Russell Chamber of Commerce discusses Saturday closing at 9 pm and its impact on shoppers from Saskatchewan on standard time. A Tuesday meeting in Elks Hall drew 25 attendees with no decision. A committee to draft future recommendations was authorized, plus reports on athletic council funding and farm tours.

Paynge Russell Chamber of Commerce Silverton Common Bill Stasiuk Retail Merchants Section Saskatchewan Elks’ Hall Retail Merchants Committee Silverton Arnold Minish Provine Russell Athletic Council Russell Chamber Oscar Bergman Flin Flon Nick Zunie St. Boniface Norman Bergman Brandon Manitoba Canadian Chamber of Commerce Russell

School Promotion and Merit Awards List Highlight Local Students

A long list of students are noted for highest marks, most improvement, and promotions across grades. Names include Soderstrom Simpson Beverley Thickett Dorothy Weir Dennis Whitmer Candace Zentner and many others with entries for Grade promotions and top averages. The document records promotions from Grade 5 to 6 and Grade II to 1, naming numerous students and staff across subjects.

Soderstrom Simpson Beverley Thickett Dorothy Weir Dennis Whitmer Candace Zentner Gordon Jones Terry Kearns Nola Kieper Lynn Kli‘ Mack Jerry Kowalishen Margie Ledingham Clair Mackie Jim ‘Nickel Shelly Phillips Beverly Prince Brenda Prokop Jo-Anne Semochko Brooks Smart Leslie Stanchuk Robert Smith Ofichzel Unryni Lois Bicknell Dennis Brown Marie Genaille Miles Glasman Louise Jackson Wendy Kieper Henrietta Ross Patricia Ku ‘Kura Ron Kurbis Craig Loney Claire Loney June Man Jean, McLeod Barbara Mintenko Owich Kathy Robinson Linda Smellie Millie Stienwalt Larry Swar Marie Tennant Duncan Wishart Eleanore Zimmer Marsha Barber Anne Betke Tom Cross Angela Cusitar Brian Cusitar Darlene Demontigny Rose Demontigny Lorna Eshelby Elaine Genaille Jack Genaille Arla Hainstock Betty Hembroff Janice Howe Beverly Jones Larry Kearns Bill Laing Charles Mintenko Lorna Muir Dennis Nickel Barbara Prince Gary Reavie Lexie Smart Marilyn Schwalm Kenneth ‘Sitko Sally Smith Lucille Spence David Uhryniuk Valerie Wilson Stewart Baker Lorna Boucher Rodney Brown Joyce Christensen Carol Chuckree David Cusitar Ritchie David Sn Wiliam Daviewsi Dess Deschamps Gloria Falkevit Dianne Flammond George Forsythe Brian Genaille Garry Halwas Glenda Hudymka Ert Muir Ella Paul Everett Paul Beverley Pushia Keith Reavie Susan Robinson Douglas Shaw Debbie Semochko Bertha Smith Wally Simpson Kathy Deckert Erma Genaille Cavey Jones Carol Kelso Patty Klimochko Douglas Mackie Mervin Magnowski Lars Mather Jack McLeod Gloria Peppin Bob Schwalm David Shaw Bobby Sitko Lenn’ Smith Henry Snitynsky Brenda Stevens Donnie Stewart Jane Thom Allan Wheatley Douglas Wishart Calvin Brown Robin Cusit

Former Minister Wallace to Lead Russell Dedication Service

Former Knox United Church minister Rev. Wallace will return to his pulpit in Russell for a special dedication service on Sunday morning. He led the church from 1981 to 1999, later retiring and assisting in church work on the Pacific Coast. He and Mrs. Wallace recently toured Europe and Eastern Canada visiting family. The service will include a dedication of stained glass windows honoring Mr. and Mrs. A. G. P. Smellie.

Wallace Knox United Sharch Russell Emerson Vancouver Pacific Coast Europe Canada A. G. P. Smellie

Attending Youth Training Course in Russell Camp

About 170 high school students register for two 12 day training sessions July 19 to 26. Major Pratt Collegiate students Brian and Miss McKinnon join 38 hours of leadership sports instruction plus 15 classroom sessions on program planning and conduct. The program explores community recreation and its impact, with plans for July August physical training camps. Athletic Council funds two students to the International Peace Gardens camp next month with Mildred Bulishak and David Bryer listed. Royal Canadian Legion Sports backs the camp.

Pratt Collegiate Russell Athletic Council Russell Brian Miss McKinnon Athletic Council International Peace Gardens Mildred Bulishak David Bryer Royal Canadian Legion

Have Your Vehicle Tested Next Week in Russell

Mobile testing equipment operated by two trained crews will test vehicles in Russell from Monday to Friday next week. Free voluntary service offered to all motorists, with equipment set up on Russell Street between Main and Pelly. The program is funded as a Manitoba public service by Teague. The Weaver brake and alignment tester and headlight tester will be used, carried by a motor vehicle trek.

Russell Russell Street Main Pelly Teague Manitoba Manitoba Motor League

Convention Probes Boundary Changes at Manitoba meeting

The district meeting of Union of Manitoba Municipalities led by Reeve Ken Rapley convened in a hall last Wednesday with morning and afternoon sessions and a Knox United Church basement dinner. Rev E H Hyett gave the invocation. Mayor Burgess and Reeve Jan welcomed attendees. discussion focused on changes to provincial municipal boundaries, with officials noting a Newdale meeting place for the Northern Judicial District.

Hall Union of Manitoba Ken Rapley Strathclair Knox United Church E. H. Hyett J. A. Burgess E. H. Armstrong Shellmouth

Two Divide Money On Blackout Game

A joint Legion and Elks bingo night to aid the Elderly Housing Project drew a larger crowd. Winners included Mrs. Leo Demontigny Russell and Mrs. John Vivie Birtle with notably Mrs. Vivie taking a $25 standard game, while Pete Lapka Russell earned $25 from a $100 advance ticket and D Collier Miniota split $20.15. Walter Smith Russell captured the Pot of Gold at $83.75 with other cash winners listed, including Harry Carefoot and Dale Ostopowich among many names.

Wemnmwes Joint Committee of the Legion and Elks Leo Demontigny Russell John Vivie Birtle Pete Lapka D Collier Miniota Walter Smith Harry Carefoot Willie Dawidowski Pat Dyer Jim ‘Thom F. Poole Frank Howe Bill Pushka Max Ranza Gwen Deckert Dave’ McKinnon Eric Wetton Dale Ostopowich Kost Paulenko Don Johnson Alvin Dickey Goldie Forrest Mike Krowski Bing Jackes Peter Ashey Imogene Pizey George DeMontigny Nellie Stewart Marge Howe Mike Sidoryk R! Lizotte Henry Yont

Bill Stasiuk Appointed Fair Board Secretary

The Russell fair appoints Bill Stasiuk as secretary treasurer. Dick Year and Mrs Wheatley will assist with entries and office duties during the fair.

Bill Stasiuk Fair Board Russell Cas Aot Dick Year

Assembly President Attends District Meet

Crystal Rebekah Lodge hosted the 49th annual District meeting Number 14 on June 25 with 89 members present. Sr. Fern Brown of Killarny, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Manitoba, attended as a guest.

Crystal Rebekah Lodge Fern Brown Killarney Rebekah Assembly of Manitoba

District Meeting Highlights At Binsearth-Tibbatts Presiding

Sr. Margaret Tibbatts of Binsearth served as district deputy president as sessions ran smoothly. Crystal Lodge staged a humorous fashion show for relaxation and a banquet was hosted by the Lutheran Church ladies. The district meeting is scheduled to return to Binsearth next year.

Margaret Tibbatts Binsearth Crystal Lodge Lutheran Church

Police Court Docket Shows Multiple Juvenile and Liquor Cases

Court sessions in June and July 1963 saw juveniles charged under sections of HLA and Liquor Control Act plead guilty. Terms included fines from 10 to 25 dollars, costs, and licenses suspended. Notable entries include open liquor in a motor vehicle and unlawful service to minors.

Jim Ruuengey James Res Matthew Olynick Russell James Rea Philip Genaille Joe A" Lauman Rive Lizzie ‘Shingoose Rossbure

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H. B. Wallace Knox United C. E. Whitmer W. B. Hettie Liberal Kansas Laredo Will Prem Reer Agricultural Representati A Millanetna C. H .Gorell Municipal Ffairs Murray Peden Offic Newdale United Church Women Assembly
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