Centennial celebrations stage set for next week
The article outlines plans for a week of festivities beginning with invites and menus for all ages. Canada-1967 will open the events, featuring a baby show, a District 4-H rally, and an Esso exhibit at the hall from 10 to 12 am. Grain, vegetable, and dairy judging is scheduled for Thursday morning with exhibits due by 10.
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Esso
Miss Canada 67 to Lead Russell Fair Parade
The 1967 Miss Canada will travel from Toronto to crown the Chamber of Commerce float and open Russell Agricultural Society events on Thursday July 20. Parade marshal Bob Mehfurray and three assistants coordinate sections from Main Street north to the fairgrounds, with routes via Shell River Ave and Russell Street past the hospital before the fair.
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Canada
Toronto
Chamber of Commerce
Russell Agricultural Society
Bob Mehfurray
Wil
Russell Bike Bank
Wil Torm
Shell River Ave
Auguyea Street
Ron Collins
Murray Hovey
Imperial
Marshall McMurry
Main
Russell Street
Russell
Pally “Ave
Assiniboine
Hospital
Thurston End
Fair
Transportation Cost Job Board Meeting for Russell No 2454
The Consolidated School District of Russell No 2454 held a meeting on July 10 at 8 p.m. with Chair M. Perrin and Secretary H. Way, trustees V. Rosnoski R. White J Langford J Rannie and D M Dunn present. The fire commissioner's report was presented and the meetings continued until all titles are found and searched. The Silver Creek school is to be made ready before fall to be used by the retarded.
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Boar
Leader of Call Leads Contest in Sverton
A local event lists one contest in its competition with the leader named as Mrs David Coutter of Sverton. A personal interview with the judge Ss followed the written text.
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Jude Ss
David Coutter
Sverton
Centennial art and literature show awards announced
A large turnout of local entrants won prizes at the Centennial art and literature contest held in the new Centennial Library. Mrs Belle Busch of Shellmouth won first in oil painting with a prairie grain scene. Mrs Ethel tied for second with a noted tapestry piece. Ron Kiimack earned third in drawing. Prof A Hamilton urged ongoing contests to nurture country talent. Mrs Rose Kieper led the prose winners with first prize.
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Pratt Collegiate
Centennial Library
G. Blisson
Belle Busch
Shellmouth
Ethel
Grize
Oak Lake
Ron Kiimack
Prof
A. Hamilton
Rose Kieper
Official Blessings To Inglis Projects
Two events highlighted Inglis last Friday as the village celebrated the water and sewage system opening and the new community centre. Local officials and residents attended a ribbon cutting with Reeve Keay and Mr McLean, with Garber and Gaber receiving Manitoba pins and a two hundred attendee dinner. Stan Jackson emceed the after dinner program with local dignitaries and volunteers receiving thanks and recognition for their work. Minister Hamry Enns attended as guest.
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Eee
Inglis
Shellmouth
Greishrecht
McLean
Peter Gaber
Boulton
Reeve Keay
Manitoba
Garry Gaber
Hms
Stan Jackson
Visage
Ed. Fingas
Reeve Gaber
Saas
Reeves
Ger Menach
Earl Jackson
Emil Zimmer
Nat McKay
Harold Kopetaky
Dan G. Koos
Stan Marynink
Oscar Weir
Red” Moray Bradshaw
Ted Carpenter
Gathering Material For Family History In The Valley
Gathered material for family history emerges with a found old tea cup glowing blue green and red after years in sun. Lilac bushes near the door remain lavender and white. Mrs Allen recalls a hillside cave once lived in with poles and skins before the house. The cave’s site, front flat, old cellar, well and cribs show proof of past dwellers. The centennial observances are praised by a community figure.
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Allen
One Day Exhibit and Centennial Week Begin in Russell
The Sle Column announces a one day exhibit in Russell today heralded by the claxon playing O Canada. Centennial celebrations kick off with events including an Eastern Star ball, Roadside Canada, Pioneer Days with free breakfast and street dances, leading to a parade, fair, and races on Thursday and Friday. The city anticipates many former residents and visitors for the festivities.
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Russell
Barry
Edmonton
St Lazare
Marchwell
Russel
Jarry Pettitt
Clift Cuellar
Inglis Hall
Prairie Mires
Centennial Centre
Government Street
Funeral Service Today for Mrs Thickett at Church
Funeral services for Mrs M Thickett are held today at 2 30 pm in the church. The service follows a week of family tributes and will be conducted by local ministerial staff.
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M. Thickett
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Mensch
Transportation Cost Job Board Members
Minister of Agriculture
Hamry Enns
Sit
Styth
Angusville