Tenenee Community Hall Repairs and Town Council Meeting
Town Council met Thursday June 25 led by Mayor Bungess with all councillors present. Accounts totaling 4006.03 were approved including a 1886.00 fine for Fedspt repairs. Gordon Rutar bought town property opposite the Fox-Leg Court and received a permit to build a frame on the site. C. R. Loney was permitted to remove a frame shed and an agreement with Frank Clem et Sons, Ltd covered locating a building on their used car lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguser
Fusselt
Bungess
Sil
Fedspt
Gordon Rutar
Flks-Leg‘om Court
C. R. Loney
Frank Clemet & Sons, Ltd
Records Could Be Broken At Russell Fair Week
A 1964 Russell Agricultural Society fair week is seen as likely to set records in grain farming, cattle entries, and a historic seventeen year old race time. The July 16 17 program features Futurity races, harness events, pony and wagon races, local entertainers, and varied food groups. Exhibits must be in by July 14 with entries collected by secretary Bill Stasiuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Agricultural Society
W. F. McIntyre
Bob Page
Bill’ Stasiuk
Planning Ahead For Horticultural Show
Planning ahead for the horticultural show notes prize lists for August 22 and revised bulletin No 44 on exhibit preparation. Copies available from the agricultural representative if not received with the prize list. Entries for home grounds or neighbour nominations due by July 24 with judging around July 27 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Horticultural Society
Silver Creek
Elks Legion Court
Ag. Reps
Horticultural Society
Alce Craig
Twenty Club Attend District 4-H Rally at Roblin
Twenty 4-H clubs with 275 members joined the Roblin rally on July 7 featuring Harold Woodhouse Binscarth Calf Club and Hazel Mitchell Roblin Happy Homemakers. Each received 2 gold watches from Eaton's of Canada. Grand champion club was Binscarth Home-Ettes, parade winners. Fox Warren Clothing Club took grand display, Russell Garden Club won reserve. Rally queen Margie Ledingham crowned with attendants Linda Tanner and Lorraine McKinnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Ledingham
Russell Clothing
Chubr
Linda Tanner
Binscarth
Lorrine McKinnon
Foxwarren
Farmers Permitted To Cut Hay On Highways
Shortage of nay leads western and northern Maan toba area. Department of Agriculture and Public Works authorize farmers with land along provincial highways to harvest hay within the right of way. Farmers must notify their agricultural representative and highway officials before cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department Agriculture
Public Works Department
Canadian Legion Track Camp Near Manitoba border
Royal Canadian Legion Track and Field Training Camp returns to Peace Gardens in the Turtle Mountain area on the Manitoba North Dakota border. About 400 athletes from Manitoba Saskatchewan and North Dakota will attend with 150 last year and junior high inclusion this year. Lead organizers include Fred Taylor camp registrar and chief coach George Phillips with most attendees sponsored by local Legion branches. Events run August 9 to 16 for boys and August 16 to 28 for girls with courses A B and C focusing on advancing and general 10 event training including discus shot put pole vault and related conditioning and theory sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Gardens
Turtle Mountain
Manitoba-North Dakota
Royal Canadian Legion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
North Dakota
Fred Taylor
Russell
David Bryer
Dennis Whitmer
Bonnie Clement
Carol Soderstrom
Legion Branches
George Phillips
Aedesii
Seyi Die Gaeta
Joyce Fromson
Great
Winnipeg
Grant Standbrook
Samant Nite
Farm Safety Essay Could Win Match
Manitoba's Rural Safety Association sponsors a Farm Safety Week essay contest for rural youths aged 7 to 18. Topic: How My Family Prevents Accidents. Prizes include gold watches and certificates. winners announced at mid October ceremonies. Essays must be under 250 words and typed on one side with name address and age in the upper right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Rural Safety Association
Angusville Wins Ball Tournament In Low Attendance Year
Angu sville cards rally to beat Langenburg 7 46 in the final before a storm halted play at Strathclair. Inglis Regals take four wins as Hamiota tops Little League. Oakburn defeats Russell. Eleven teams entered fastball and eight entered Little League while the main event produced a favorable bank balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strathclair
Inglis Regals
Russell
Shevlin
Oakburn
Linwood
Inglis
Millwood
Hamiota
Sieamon
Etal
Shoal Lake
Rosburn
Segla
Yorkion
Binsarth
Fraiots
Saltonta Rusfal
Rowburn Fed Homfota
Fom
Yore Cfm
What’s New at the Library Guidebooks and A Hero For Regis
A scanning catalog lists Campground Rand McNally a family camping directory with maps for the US and Canada and notes a new edition with up to date facilities activities and 8 000 camp grounds and 160 000 campsites. Canada Travel Guide for Quebec and Ontario by Travel Publications Ltd provides complete travel information and tourist attractions. A Hero For Regis by Jack Hoffenberg depicts Luther Dorman earning the nation’s top military award after a patrol night in 1945 and explores a town’s class power struggles and a troubled hero returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regis
Jack Hoffenberg
Luther Dorman
Jacky Hoffenberg
Eam
Marcus Rade
Supplies Available For Decorating Next Week
A representative of Restivat e Supply Co of Melita was in town Wednesday. Anyone needing decorating supplies for next week should contact Mr. Wally Brad at the town office before noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Represe
Nave Ot Restivat)e Supply Co
Melita
Wally Brad
Grasshoppers Threaten Manitoba Crops In 1965 Control Push
Entomologists warn that grasshoppers are nearing the adult stage across Manitoba and will be hard to control. Authorities urge immediate measures in Red River Valley and other infested areas, recommending Hopper Tax or Hopper Kill at one gallon per 15 acres, and Levin 808 at 10 pounds per 15 acres on pasture or cropland with livestock removed for two days after spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Canada Department of Agriculture Research Laboratory
Winnipeg
Red River Valley
Treesbank
Stockton
Glenboro
Holland
Levin
Four H Scholarships Offered In Manitoba
Manitoba 4H club members can apply for three entrance scholarships. Two executive-member United College arts or science awards provide 200 each for first year studies. The National Exhibition scholarship offers 600 to two students in home economics or agriculture at the University of Manitoba. Deadline August 15 for United College. CNE applicants to Manitoba Department division. Travel to Toronto for CNE interview and expenses paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
United College
University of Manitoba
C.N.E
Manitoba Department of Also
CNE
Toronto
Russell area weather and town notes lead to community effort
The column reports CPR station rainfall at 247 inches this month with 12 inches Sunday, and locals dispute gauges while a water main project hits a spring on Ostapowich farm. It notes Stratford school 70th anniversary, police ask to lock car doors during fairs, and golf and cadet draws. It then covers health inspector appointment, stray dogs killing pigs, and a Russell fair week ahead. Community Service: Legion and Elks plan to lease the beach property for 3 to 5 years to fund elderly housing, improve facilities, support Kiwanis camp and swimming instruction, with a pavilion booth and Sunday parking fees to raise rent and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
CPR
Quinn
Ostapowich
Stratford School
Ralph Robinson
Ivy Kieper
Billie Bryer
Jack Bryer
Wolverine District
Manitoba Air Cadet
Gimli
Ronnie Payne
Frances Langford
Don Rusyn
Winnipeg
Billettitt Farm
Ken! Beattie
Brandon
Wheat City
Fair Land
Russell Legion and Elks Lodge
Legioniks
Kiwanis Club
Funeral Service Friday For Charles Tennant
Charles Tennant, 71, died Tuesday night at Sacred Heart Hospital. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM, near Knox United Church, Yaseell, with interment at Russell Memorial Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tennant
Sacred Heart Hospital
Knox United Church
Yaseell
Russell Memorial Gardens
Potash Exploration Permit Issued Near St. Lazare
The Manitoba government has issued a three year permit for potash exploration on a 216 637 acre crown land tract near St. Lazare. Minister Sterling Lyon announced the permit to Prairie Potash Mines Limited, covering three townships in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Sterling Lyon, QC
Mines and Natural Resources
Prairie Potash Mines Limited
St. Lazare
Ball Takes Beating In Two Ball Foursomes
Golf action at the Russell course last Thursday evening produced a rough match with alternating drives and high scores. Frank Schentag and John Dickey posted a 43 for nine holes as the low team while Dick Wheatley with Frankie Clement earned a birdie on two, and Murray Stewart with Joe Kirally won another prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Frank Schentag
John Dickey
Dick Wheatley
Frankie Clement
Murray Stewart
Joe Kirally
Ee En
Mor x
Sacred Heart Church Wedding in Elphinstone May 30 1964
Lorna Mushumanski and Merril Kiliwnik wed at Sacred Heart Church Elphinstone on May 30 1964 at 3:00 pm. Rev J Suroxiak officiated the double ring ceremony with Angeline Nakonechny as organist. Lorna wore a silk organza gown with organza rose accents and a pearl embroidered bodice. Her father gave her away. three attendants stood with the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KIQEC
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Elphinstone
Lorna Vivian
Lyle Mushumanski
Angusville
Merril Andrew
John Kiliwnik
J Suroxiak
Angeline Nakonechny
Lily of the Valley
Miss
Wedding Attended by Out of Town Guests in Angusville
The bride Marilyn Siwak and bridesmaids wore pink street length gowns with pink head dresses and corsages, while the groom’s party included best man Vern Sickowski and ushers Barry Wowk and John Spak. Flower girl Wendy Mushumanski and ring bearer Robert Siush manski featured. The ceremony took place with reception at Elphinstone Memorial hall. couple to reside in Angusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Musbumanski
Marilyn Siwak
Carol Palinnik
Niege
Nyion
Wendy Mushumanski
Robert Siushumanski
Vern Sickowski
Barry Wowk
John Spak
Elphinstone Memorial Hall
Mir
Port Arthur
Ontario
Otikokan
Winnipes
Russell
Angusville
Othey
August 1 Deadline Set for Shared Services Briefs
A nine member Legislative committee on shared services has scheduled initial hearings for August 20 and 21 in the Legislative Building. The August 1 deadline requires written briefs to be received and copies to reach secretary Charles Prudhomme by then. Working papers on shared services are printed and available at Queen's Printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee
Legislative Building
Queen's Printer
Charles Prudhomme
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Russell Ellis
Chris Thor
Gayland
The
Elks
Canadian Legion
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