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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 08, 1967

Page

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Town tax rate up 13 mills over 1966 schools need more

Town council set the 1967 mill rate at 18 mills higher than last year with estimated expenditures of 172 377.50 and a total tax levy of 73 mills. The school levy rises by 2 mills to 104 mills for a grand total of 21 544.32, while general and special levies adjust accordingly. Building permits total over 120 000 include a 90 000 bushel annex for Manitoba Pool Elevators. A bylaw for paving streets and temporary financing received first reading.

Kusen Coanen Pelly Trail Polly ‘Trail Division Raseel School Ocal Manitoba

Cadet Inspection Awards Presented by Winnipes Leader Hart

Awards were presented during cadet inspection led by Squadron Leader Hart of Winnipes. Following the presentations, the squadron led by the Eis' band marched from the grounds.

Andress Hart Winnipes Eis

Scores Soar at Clear Lake Spring Golf Outing

Thirty-one players competed in the annual spring outing at Clear Lake noting rough conditions from winter kill. Low scores emerged as Romoski claimed a hidden hole prize while Doug McCaig Tom Smart Norman Robinson Wilton Brown Jack Wilson Jack Dow Ken Rea vie Bill Ubryniuk and Barker played eighteen holes or more.

Clear Lake Romoski Doug McCaig Tom Smart Norman Robinson Wilton Brown Jack Wilson Jack Dow Ken Rea 1Vie Bill Ubryniuk Barker

Full Teaching Staff For Coming Term

Consolidated School district announces staffing for the new term with three teachers for grade one and two for grade two. Grades five to eight will be departmentalized with six teachers assigned across subject areas including science, language arts, and general instruction. Names listed include Nancy Stanley, Tames Wood, M Kawihuk, G Berney, Miss M Poole, Miss A Restau, H Horner, and G Reichmett among others.

Veterans To Mark Menor Sunday Service At Legion Hall

Veterans to mark Remembrance Sunday with a 2 30 p m service at the Legion hall. Canada salutes its veterans in the centennial year with fitting commemorations and tributes to servicemen and women.

Mark Menor Legion’ 7 Canada

Plans Well Ahead For CARS Campaign

Society pursues cure for disease through patient care, consultant rheumatology clinics funded by government grants and public subscriptions. Rehabilitation therapy travels province to assess handicapped homes and bring treatment to rural patients, aiming to reduce travel time.

Ranger Centre

Elementary Board Eyes MPC Building

The Elementary Board discussed a proposed MPC building and tabled further reports for a later meeting. Accounts totaling 1325.05 were settled. A new science proposal for Grades T was introduced and will await more information. A board representative will attend the mentor's meeting at Central School on June 18.

Ant Mtor Central School

Princess Alexandria Charms Western Manitobans on Brandon Visit

Princess Alexandria and Angus Ogilvy toured Brandon College during a brief two hour visit. About 1600 Brandon area students and many observers welcomed the royal party as the Princess freely greeted children, handed out medals, and mingled with guests on the college steps and in the Women’s Residence.

Princess Alexandria Alexandria Angus Ogilvy Brandon Standay Brandon Lllon Lame Northcott Jack Nothott Binscarth

Bishop Manitoba, 1735 to 1744 maps printed

A杂 fragment filled issue recounts an 18th century Manitoba column with reproduced maps, notes dog poison fears in the north town, a large crowd blessing St Mary's Ukrainian Church, local business changes at Brown & Murray, a spy hill garage purchase, and a bear sighting. It closes with Veterans Week and Canada’s national parks reflections from The Royal Bank of Canada Monthly Letter.

Manitoba Trym Lawrence Parabee Steve Boryskewich Foxwarren O. Barsnyk Elphinstone Russell Manitoba Pool Space Fon Leisure Atlantic Pacific Canada National Parke Newfoundland British Columbia Rockies Bay of Fundy Ontario Parliament of Fred Bodeworth Royal Bank of Canada

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