Hon T A Crerar Retires After Fifty Year Political Career
Perth County history notes Hon T A Crerar who began life in Perth County and Westward in 1882 as a grain trade advocate. He led Grain Growers and United Grain Growers, served in MacKenzie King government, became Privy Councillor in 1948, and plans writing in retirement at age 90. His brother Edgar of Clandeboye, Manitoba, is 76.
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J. A
Perth
Cubato
Sterm
Grain Growers Grain Company Limited
Crerar
Agricul
Ture
Canada
Edgar
Clandeboye
Manitoba
Russell Performer At Brandon Recital
Linda McNaughton was among three students chosen to perform at a joint piano recital in the J RG vans Lecture Theatre at Brandon College School of Music. The recital featured Linda McNaughton a senior in the conservatory department with peers Lexy Kerr of Beaver Mines and LaVonne Miller of Langenburg both second year music students. The program included works by Bach Morar Seba Debussy and Beethoven.
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Aliss Linda McNaugthon
J. RG. Vans
Brandon College, School of Music
Linda
Lex
Yelle Kerr
Beaver
LaVonne Mill
School of
Miss Miller
Miss Kerr
Wy Ach
Morar
Seba
Beethoven
Debussy
Bebrenberg
Elementary Grades Old Field Day yields top track feats
May 27 meet showcased standout marks from Allan Ducharme 2 28 in the halfaile run and Bill Laing 40 ft shot put. Janice Rowat and Linda Davison tied twice in sprints, Debbie Semochko hit 27 ft 2 in in triple jump. Group winners span Girls and Boys divisions with several first place athletes listed.
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Husen Lemmas Beno
Allan Ducharme
Bill Laing
Janice Rovat
Linda Davidson
Debbie Semochko
Sherry Smart
Judy Germain
Coleen Kinney
Linda Dawson
Janice Rowat
Elaine Genaille
Rev. Tones
Lexi Smart
Valerie Wilson
Marsha Bar*ber
Sally Smith
Debbie Klimochko
Boys
Jim Thom
Davey Jones
Miles Sidoryk
Denny
Jockons
Forsythe and
Car
Council Revises Assessment Act and Property Work
The council revises the Assessment Act to authorize installing new siding and windows. William Prokop plans to remove a frame barn from his property. Mayor Burgess presides as council members meet.
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William Prokop
Burgess
Nesbitt to Speak at Chamber of Commerce Farm Dinner
Russell Chamber of Commerce hosts a June 1 farm dinner with Nesbitt as guest speaker. Plans from the May meeting include the Teachers Tour visiting Ramet on July 19 and a chamber float for fair day parade. Officials and local leaders attend, with reprints, publicity efforts, and $50 for float building.
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Russell Chambers
Ramet Foe
Laocheon Oe Tose
Tiestal Soapte
Bill Uhryniuk
Jim, Burgess
Ken Munro
Ann Kinsley
Russell
Swan River
Manitoba
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Steve
Hegson
Virden
Norman Berg
Nan
Brandon
Otto Beng
Man
Flin Flon
Jack Dow
Rusyn to Stonewall Cearnecki Comes Here
Don Rusyn district public health inspector is transferred to Stonewall Health and coming to Soos for duties. The move places Rusyn in a new assignment as officials reorganize local health services.
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Stonewall
Cearnecki
Don Rusyn
Stonewall Health
Soos
M P C Sends Eight To Provincial Meet
Eight MPC students earned top finishes at Shoal Lake in zone events and will travel to the provincial meet at Sargent Park. First place winners include Carol Soderstrom Mildred Bulischak Bernice Jermain Harold Zim Don Salyn Norman Ner nberg Linda Paradine Diane Prosavich Pat Coulter Diane Hodgson with several seconds and thirds listed separately.
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Shoal Lake
Ineaeiets
Ie Loveday
Perticipate
Sargent Park
Carol Soderstrom
Bernice
Jermain
Claire
Harold Zim
Don Salyn
Norman Nermberg
Linda Paradine
Diane Prosavich
Pat Coulter
Diane
Hodgson
Rural Safety Emphasis for Farm Workers and Machinery
The Rural scene urges farm families to prioritize safety for industrial and farm workers. It notes long hours, fatigue, and road movement of machinery. endorses the slow moving vehicle emblem and requires lights or markers on slow vehicles. It encourages purchasing from 4H or the agricultural office this week.
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Marshall
Larry Glasman
Thay
Elgin
F . Keating
Tost
Agricultural Office
Awards Presented At Cadet Inspection
Cadets gathered for inspection as Len Mackenzie received ten awards with presentation by Mr Len.
Smellie Nominated Unopposed For Progressive Conservative Seat
About 100 attendees at the Rossburn Birtle Russell meeting May 26 nominated Rogert G. Smellie as Progressive Conservative candidate for the June election. Smellie thanked Mrs. Boulton and others and urged a lean honest campaign while Maitland Steinkopf urged strong support for Smellie.
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Rogert G. Smellie
Birtle Russell
Rossburn
Association
Ted Dupont
St. Natare
Smellie
H Boulton
Bir
Smelly
Boulton
Wladyka
Contaire
Manitoba
Roblin
Maitland Steinkopf
Bob Shellie
Birtle Rusell
Steinkopf
Bob
Trophy presentations and training notes from Branch 59 event
Stan Yankoski presented the improved junior adet trophy to Cpl. G. Butcher. Mrs. John ston represented the Binscarth Legion Auxiliary in awarding the marksmanship trophy to Set. Wayne Wowk. Graduation certificates were given by Mr. Ray Bryk to WO2 Glen Mr Kenzie FSgt. Wayne Wowk and F-Sgt. Ron Payne. Sgt. T. Beis ther to attend senior leaders course at Camp Borden. Reviewing Officer was W/L. E. Stark. Restenter ag party included S/L. T. Cook and F/L. P. Wilcox.
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Borden
L. E. Stark
Rivers Restenterag
L. T. Cook
Rivers
L. P. Wilcox
Win
New Education Referendum Powers Probed Across Divisions
The article outlines a proposed referendum mechanism within division boards governing education from grade one to twelve. It explains three trigger paths: automatic referendum if boards cede control, petition by residents, or ministerial decision, to decide on creating a single unified education policy body. The piece notes shifts of administration for closed districts and mental retardation programs to division boards. It also highlights a public safety message about Water Safety Week and drowning prevention, urging adherence to basic rules for a safe summer.
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Brag Pu Ce Mga
Canada
National Housing Authority Loan Details
The document notes an estimated cost of $14,700 and describes a National Housing Authority loan to assist the project. The loan runs for 20 years with an interest rate of 5 percent.
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NHA
Soos Wae
National Housing i
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T. A. Crerar
A Russel
Council
Nesbitt
Atc
Dave Coppleman
Soon Mark Come
M.P.C
W. T. Ubryniuk Ag. Rep
P.C
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