01 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
1
Eleven Keene athletes reached the provincial finals at Winten Saturday in a single competition. Anna May Reagh, MP.C.'s sole female representative, will compete in the discus event.
George and Vi Laing claimed the championship in the Russell Ladies Golf Club annual two ball foursome at the local course on a sunny spring day. 25 couples joined from Roblin and Binscarth. results list Lawson and Howe, Fraser and Marion Fraser among top finishers with various scores.
An agriculture representative announces a 9 o'clock development speaker for the farmers dinner. The event features insights on local agricultural progress and policy implications for growers in the community.
On Sunday May 21 the Russell 4H Pony Club organizes activities for members and families. The notice highlights the date and group hosting the event, inviting participation and showcasing youth equestrian activities.
The St. Mary’s parish finalizes the long awaited church, with dedication Sunday at 4 p.m. and 6 o’clock mass to follow. Victor Deneka designed the building, begun in 1965 with Easter services in 1966, measuring 48 by 86 feet with full basement and 48 feet peak. Volunteers and youth supported the project under Father Michael Badel, aided by Mike Fadyshen and Andy Lapke, with UC Y group providing funds and catechism classes.
The organization reports 522.32 donated to the Cancer Society for hospital upkeep. Members thank all donors including non members and CGIT girls for street canvass. A committee formed to discuss sale of history books and a fundraiser dinner for Elks and Royal Purple members.
The Chrlonopher's ride credits leaders and parents for success as reporters note community support guiding the effort. Sally Smith reports on the collaborative push and local involvement driving the event.
The hub hosts panels featuring the secretary and the public with a focus on Wheat. One panel will cover the entire industry from farmers to consumers, including quotas storage handling and distribution for overseas shipment.
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In a signed proclamation Honourable Harry J Enns Manitoba Minister of Agriculture declares June 1967 as Dairy Month. The dairy industry accounted for more than 23 million dollars of total farm income in 1965 and supports the province’s economy beyond that figure through plants equipment and milk products. The cow is praised as the foster mother of mankind and milk is described as the most nearly perfect food.
Manitoba tax additions raise purchase costs while officials push salaries and staff. Reports cover Rumwell Cadet inspection, Billy Graham attendance, University of Manitoba graduates, hydro project warnings, mission work in Brazil, baseball plans at Russell, golf rounds, and upcoming Pioneer Days parade preparations.
A farm tour scheduled for Wednesday June 1 by the Wester Manitobs Farm Business Association will visit three farmer members. The hosts will detail five years of improvements boosting production and net income by 50 to 100 percent, with lessons on living standards and overcoming obstacles.
A.B Elliott, provincial manager of Imperial Of Listed, announces A.D. Holl as a groom in charge of fertilized sales for the west central section of the province. A recent University of Manitoba graduate, Mr Holl holds a BSc and a BSA. His headquarters will be in Brandon.
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