Inglis 13th Awards Night Highlights Student Honors
The Inglis Home and School Association hosted the thirteenth annual awards night on June 25 with Chairman Clifford Tetzloff. Recipients included Grade 7 8 and 9 Subject Award scrolls, Most Deserving Student trophies, and Citizenship and Athletics honors donated by local families and groups. Guest speaker was Lyle Julyan. program closed with lunch and thanks to donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglis Home and School Association
Clifford Tetzloff
Pastor Swedberg
Julie Beischer
Cathy Fingas
Miss Baduik
Twila Armstrong
Tom Fingas
Lori Klimack
Ken Kochanowski
Rhonda
Inglis Grain Agents
Derek Bezo
Carl Gulak
Maurice Hogelana
Stan Maryniuk
Larry Jackson
Norm Miller
L. Haas
Gordon Bay
Inglis Womens Institute
Gordon Ray
Betty Frieze
Heather Tetzloff
Edgar Mensch
Edgar Mersch
Criss Fin
Gail Nernberg
J.W. McKenzie
Munro
Carman Jackson
Herb Liske
Oswald Beischer
Laurie Kopetsky
Inglis and District Credit Union
An- Beaver Lumber
Mille Haas
Herb Lorimer
John Lucyship
H. Werschler
A.D. Ziprick
M. Inglis
L. Kurchaba
J. Nelson
M.P
Yakimishyn
Rob Burla
Brian Gulak
Debbie Halwas
Mona Marshall
Lori Robin
Valerie Liske
Earl Marshall
Randy Miller
Lyle Julyan
Inglis Junior High
Harold Kopetsky
Julyan
John Kimack
Clarence Lazaruk
Dot Wowk
Inglis
Bethany Lutheran to Celebrate 75th Anniversary
Bethany Lutheran Church in Inglis marks its 75th anniversary with morning and evening services on Sunday August 8. The Rev. Lee Luetkehoelter will preach morning service, and the Rev. Reinhold Sedo, former Bethany pastor, will preach at the evening services. An anniversary dinner follows at 5:00 PM in Inglis Community Hall. Former pastors Eric Rosenquist and Herbert Eriksson expected to attend. Ian Trinder, son of Ena and Ted Trinder of Millwood, heads to Penhold Alberta for a three week junior NCO course at Penhold AFB as a cadet with 677 Russell Sqdn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lutheran Church of
Inglis
Lee Luetkehoelter
Central Canada Synod of the Lutheran Church In America
Reinhold Sedo
Bethany
Eric Rosenquist
Herbert Eriksson
Caget
Ian Trinder
Ena
Ted Trinder
Millwood
Penhold A.F.B
Penhold
Alberta
Sgt
Trinder
Russell
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
Horticultural Society Tours Russell Area With Dr Wolfe Guide
A 40 person group from the Horticultural Society joined Dr. W J Wolfe for a guided bus tour starting in Russell and visiting Silverton Minniska/Assiniboine area. Lunch was hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Bily before a 6 30 pm return to Russell Inn. The group enjoyed the guided format and discussed returning for the Manitoba Horticultural Association annual meeting.
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Assett Horticultural Society
Horticultural Society
Poplar Point
Ed Halwas
Russell Coulter
Wolfe
Russell
Silverton
Minniska Country
Half Diamond K Ranch
Highway 83
Asessippi Park
Shellmouth Dam
Assiniboine Valley
Frank Bily
Russell Horticultural Society
Banner County
Russell & District
Manitoba Horticultural Association
Calamities Weigh on Europe Amid Drought and Heat
Reggie notes the drought and heat wave strangling Europe with unusual farm responses. French farmers feed over ripe bananas to cows as hay scarce, while England faces beer rationing in pubs. Assessing which calamity weighs more.
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Europe
England
Manitoba Arabian Horse Show Lights Up Birtle Arena
The Manitoba Arabian Horse Association held its annual provincial show in Birtle with record crowds and 120 entries. Prizes included three $100 stakes with winners Ross Cannon, Marilyn Jacobson, and Michelle Pigott, plus first Novice Dressage honors to Sir Kismet. The event foreshadows Manitoba Championship and Futurity classes at Portage la Prairie in August.
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Sunaay
Manitoba ‘Arabian Horse Association
Birtle
Birtail
Manitoba
Ross Cannon
Saskitoon
Tahrea
Marilyn Jacobson
Crosby, N.D
Starz
Pigott
Michelle Cook
Stevan
Sask
Sir Kismet
Blue Hills
Brandon
Helen Orr
Yeeger
Stakz
Crosby
N.C
Jasper
Debbie Steples
Souris
Manitoba Arabian Horse Association
Portage la Prairie
Calgarth Line Tops Float in 1976 Fair Parade
The 1976 Fair Parade awards list top entries with Calgarth Line winning the judges prize. The Comm was Dale's Men's near Ist Russell Transfer second and Robinson Store third. Organization floats won by Royal Purple and Elks first, Hort icultural Society second, Legion third. Miss Fields won Fancy Horse Division with Mark Betke second. Traveling Commercial Moats received no prizes. Manitoba Hydro, United Grain Growers, and Manitoba Telephone placed second and third. Honourable mention went to the Gray Kids and Mrs McTavish with Bess Loney of Russell Personal Care Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale's Men's
Ist
Russell Transfer
Robinson Store
Royal Purple and Elks
Horticultural Society
8Rd Legion
Miss Fields
Mark Betke
Manitoba Hydro
United
Manitoba Horseshoe Pitching Winners 1976
Winners of the Manitoba Horseshoe Pitching contest held with the 95th Russell and Races include Roblin with first, Lloyd Gemmell Portage la Prairie and J Chaboyer St Laurent in second and fourth Bill Morrin Warren. Joe Spikaluk and Jack Hogg. singles led by Bob Henderson Allan Brandson Sid Lyle Baldwin and Peter Fleury. Doubles A first Gemmel Henderson. second Hogg Dew. Led Fleury and W Fleury. fourth Letain Desjardins. Doubles B winners Dick Willis Graham. Brandson Allen and son. Lyle Jack Brown. Beer Ed Bulmer. Seniors first Jack Hogg second Louis Fleury third chert Beer.
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Manitoba
Mmell
Portage la Prairie
J. Chaboyer
St. Laurent
Bill Morrin
Warren
Willis Graham
the Brandson and Allen and Son
Lyle
Jack Brown
Beer
Ed Bulmer
Jack Hogg
Louis Fleury
Chert
Turtle Derby Boissevain Manitoba Draws Big Crowds
About 300 turtles compete for the Canadian Championship Turtle title in Boissevain Manitoba from August 13 to 16. A 25 foot circle hosts the timed dash with 16 to 18 turtles released. winner gets 100 dollars and the Derby Trophy.
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Animal Kingdom
Boissevain
Manitoba
Grain rate study confirms rail costs exceed revenues
Canada’s railways and the prairie provinces conclude grain rates do not cover rail transport costs. CP Rail and CN argue the deficit is about 253.6 million for 1974 after studying revenues and costs. The Snavely Commission is reviewing these figures and method differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Snavely Commission
CP Rail
Canadian National
Carl M. Snavely Jr
Good Roads Judging to Be Undertaken Across Manitoba
President Martin Wertz of the Manitoba good Roads Association announces four judging teams will survey roads and streets in member municipalities over three weeks. Zone prizes include Best Farm Home Grounds and the Graves Trophy won by Sandy Lake residents. The province has four regions with regional cups and a grand Best of Province award, marking the 67th year of the competition. Also notes 1974 changes to the Highway Traffic Act governing bicycle operation. Cyclists must ride as close as possible to the right edge unless passing or overtaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wertz
Manitoba Good Roads Association
Neepawa
Graves
Steve Millenchuk
Sandy Lake
Manitoba
R.M
Harrison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heather Bezan
Wendy Davidson
Grace Herechuk
Judy Russin
Bill Keay
Inglis Curling, Club
Claire Beischer
Joan Garcia
Ed Fingas
Paul Halwas
Erwin Mack
Don Prock
Fred Cornish
Inglis Hotel
Verna Stody
Bethany Lutheran
Dr. W. J. Wolfe
Reggie
Calgarth Line
Jim Adolphe
Manitoba Telephone
Coury, Roblin
Lloyd Ge
Joe Spikaluk
Ath
Bob Hen
Turtle Derby
CP & Provinces
Russell Banner
Witnipeg
Regina
Lso
Saskatchewan
Snavely
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