Russell Air Cadet Squadron Completes Successful Year at Inspection
The Mussel Air Cadet Squadron held its annual inspection at Russell school grounds Friday evening. Wing Commander Golab inspected cadets who then performed a precise march past led by WO2 Ron Clement. Awards honored top cadet Set. W Peel and others. a social hour and dance followed with officials and cadets praising the squadron’s excellent year.
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Russell Air Cadet Squadron
Mussel Air Cadet Squadron
Russell School
Central School
Frts
Jack ‘Thom
A. C. Golab
AFL Clyme
CLARC
Rivers
Steeleficer
Don Lueger
Ron Clement
Golab
Ar. W. Kieper
Steele
Air Eadett League
Ion
Wright
W/C
Golden Boy
United States
NORAD
Kieper
Jack Thom
Bill Uhryniuk
Bill Lawson
Bill Aberdeen
Harry Stanchuk
Legion
Red Paterson
Inglis
Stan Yankoski
Erie Payne
Norman Lange
Connie ‘Orr
Doug Elder
Dane Wowk
Ewart Mather
Dave 'Coppleman
Ross Graham
Bob ‘Ray
Dennis Trinder
George
Smellie
Maurice Falloon
Bill Ritchie
Jim Rutledge
Thom
Set
W. Peel
Foxwarren
Cpl
G. McKenzie
R. Fare
Barsell
W. Chemnesky
Cracknell
The
Legion Auxiliary
Binsearth
ACA
G. Brown
al Gaistiuk
Imade
WO2
Clement
Langenburg
Legion Rooms
One Home Game In Baseball Schedule In Manitoba
Snitebals winds up the regular schedule this Sunday with postponed games and a regular away fixture. In the Western Manitoba league Angusville won the final over Foxwarren to take first. Rusell finished fourth after losing to Foxwarren in the semifinals. Angusville defeated Stockholm in the other semi.
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Manitoba Baseball League
Western Manitoba League
Langenburg
Angusville
Foxwarren
Russell
Stockholm
M P C Students Take Placings at Provincial Meet
The provincial track and field meet in Winnipeg on Saturday saw three M P C competitors place. Jim Spear took second in primary discus. Mildred Bulischak earned second in intermediate girls high jump. Pat Coulter finished third in girls primary discus. Accompanying them were Jim Moran R Graham Matt Kawchuk and A Copeland.
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Winnipeg
Sell
Jim Spear
Russell
Mildred Bulischak
Pat Coulter
Jim Moran
R. Graham
Matt Kawchuk
A. Copeland
Rural Scene approves use of TCA for wild millet in oats
The Rural Scene notes that TCA, branded as Nerpicide, is approved for controlling green foxtail in oats and barley. Recommended rate is three to four ounces per acre, applied at seedling stage in oats or barley leaf stage, with careful sprayer mixing. Cautions emphasize following label directions and potential use of 24D amine. claims include minimal drift and crop safety while also tackling thistles.
Boost For Artificial Ice At Friday's Bingo
Curler supporters raise cash for the artificial ice project with a Memorial arena bingo this Friday evening. A $500 blackout is the feature game plus fourteen other prizes. Advance tickets on sale with a $100 draw for purchasers. Local outlets list several selling points. First game at 8 30 daylight saving time.
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Memorial Arena
Phil's
Banner
Coop Lumber South
Retail Merchants Name New Officers
The Retail Merchants Association of Canada Inc elects Cecil Elliott as president succeeding Harvey A. Carmichael. New officers include st vice president Ernie Jennings and 2nd vice president Paul Nimchuk with Peter Kozub as treasurer. Fifteen general directors and a management committee named to steer the organization.
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Ane Real Sescues Anne Iation of Canada, Inc
Fantoba
Harvey A. Carmichael
Portage la Prairie
Cecil Elliott
Transcona
Ernie Jennings
Winnipeg
Paul Nimchuk
Andla
Farm Tour Planned by Agricultural Committee
Businessmen's tour set for June 22 will visit farm layouts of Trinder Bros and Frank Bily in Millwood district. The group departs from the Agricultural Representative's office at 10:00 PM chaired by Bill Ubryniuk.
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Bill Ubryniuk
Trinder Bros
Frank Bily
Millwood
Ag. Rep
Mrs Caroline Staples Hosts 80th Birthday Gathering
A Saturday gathering at Mrs. Caroline Staples home 413 Lanark St Winnipeg celebrated her 80th birthday. Attendees included four daughters J J Williams Elinor Chas Armitage Kathleen Miniota and Gertrude plus son Howard Vancouver and brother A V Staples Brandon with many friends dropped in to extend greetings.
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Caroline Staples
Lanark St
Winnipeg
Ont
Gertrude
Howard
Vancouver
A. V. Staples
Brandon
Council Discusses Beach Takeover and Local Finances
The council debated beach oversight and ordered revision of the voters roll. Patrol earnings for the month totaled 694.00 and expenditures of 2702.45 were approved. The next regular meeting is set for July 14 at 9:00 AM.
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Newdale
Dropmore Community News Highlights Weekend Visits
Weekend visitors include the Baronet home in Regina with Mrs. and Mr. G Baronet. Services led by H Peters Inglis and Alvin Kines Roblin. Dropmore annual picture June 19 with dance lunch music. Community meeting June 1 with officers elected and picnic plans for June 19.
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G. Baronet
Airian
Regina
H. Peters
Inglis
Robert Hunter
Alvin Kines
Roblin
Inglis Leld
Dropmore
Ted Church
Victor Kachur
Kipling, Sask
George Baranet
Dave Bushko
Bernhard
P Dietrich
Phil Zimmer
Laurence Gushulak
Erickson
Haas
Lan ‘Enburg
M. Ferris
Douglas Hunter
Mrrs
George Baronet
Presdent
Reg. Robertson
Phil Zim
Baronet Robertson
Bert Hunt
Donations Increase Aid To Sessions Totals
Fifty dollars added to gifts totaling fifty dollars raised for sessions plus twenty five dollars for their kind donations.
Ladies Open Golf Season Brings Top Honors
The article reports the ladies opening the golf season with Mrs. G Bruce earning top honors for low nets. Participants include Sir Craig and Mrs H Clement. A par sheet at Hub House shows Mrs R Wheatley and Mrs S Klym qualifying with pars on Nos 6 and 2. Coffee served by Mrs R Wheatley and Mrs W Brown. Thursday June 11 labeled Bring-a-Friend Day.
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G. Bruce
Craig
H. Clement
R. Wheatley
S. Klym
W. Brown
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce Seeks Red Ensign Change
The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce executive committee adopts a resolution from the Swan River meeting held April 10 1964 urging replacement of the Canadian Red Ensign with a new flag design. The resolution notes the Red Ensign’s historic role and heritage and forwards copies to parties in Ottawa.
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Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Swan River
Atone
Ottawa
Cubs Gather for Grand Bowl at Elementary School
On June 4 a group of forty one cubs met with Akela Sal and Bagheera at the Elementary School. Bradley Stewart gifted the grand bowl. Billy Kelso led the Lord’s Prayer. Bobby Roberts earned his second sar. Akela announced no badges for egg collections. Bagheera led First Star trainees through jumping and cub exercises while Akela and Sahi refereed a ball game. John Kieper gave the grand howl and Bill Murray offered the Club Prayer before good nights.
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Akela
Sal
Bagheera
Bradley Stewart
Billy Kelso
Bobby Roberts
Gary Reavie
Keith Reavie
Gregory Stevens
Ronald Stevens
Cubs
Sahi
John Kieper
Bill Mac
Murray
Eager Beach Improvements Near Completion At City Site
The article notes ongoing improvements at Eager Beach including a new bath house nearing completion and enhanced facilities. It mentions a long period of work by local figures such as Mike Ivanak who dug a well on Zimmer's property and references various memorable photos linked to the project and city halls.
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Asesipe Beach
Sigue Gamble
Mike Ivanak
Kurl Zimmer
Slow Down and Live Summer Safety Campaign Begins
A nation wide campaign titled Slow Down and Live runs June 1 through Labor Day to urge M1 motorists to slow for conditions. CHSC notes six years of car travel and 60 miles per hour limits as part of the safety effort. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Wallis Veal and daughter Robis with the Steiners, Henry Hande and family, and Dora Veal visiting from Senior Citizens Home in McVille.
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CHSC
Wallis Veal
Robis
Walter Steiner
Henry Hande
Harry Raymer
Regina
Ernest ‘Hande
Dora Veal
Citiers
Mclvnle
Marchwell visits and extended well wishes for patients and visitors
Marchwell sends well wishes to Lars Upland, patient in Langenburg, and Mrs Walter Roulston who visited Wondrasek, a Winnipeg hospital patient, over the weekend. They also visited with the Willie real Society. Mae Pearpoint of Winnipeg visited friends locally last week. Yorkton visitors included Mrs Biles Font and Mrs Darlene Yont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Upland
Langenburg Mir
Walter Roulston
Wondrasek
Winnipeg
Willie Eal
Obituary Emma Moore Beloved Wife and Mother Passes
Emma Moore died May 25 1964 at Sacred Heart Hospital Russell Manitoba in her 75th year after a lengthy illness. Born December 14 1880 in Caucasus South Russia she married John Moore December 19 1900. They moved to Canada 1910 settling in Winnipeg then Russell. Survived by husband three sons Rudolph Arden and Bawerd and two daughters Mrs Chas Zimmer and Mrs Stan Smith. She was a United Church member and active in visiting the sick locally.
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Emma Moore
Sacred Heart Hospital
Russell
Man
John Moore
Caucasus
South Russia
Henry
Summerland
B.C
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M.P.C
Community Nail
Manitoba Chambers
Marchwell
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