Quality Outstanding But Only Average Foxwarren Show Prices
Reorganization of personal business affects the event with Dick shown and Grahme Spear claiming champion call in the Basell Clad it 1 Shorthorn steer. Jim Kieper exhibites Hereford to reserve. Ninety six calves sold by Auctioneer Bill Munroe at an average price of 23.15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grahme
Basell
Jim Kieper
Hereford
Binsearth
Angus
Grahme Spear
Russell Calf Club
Patty Coulter
Billy Paradine
Binsearth Calf Club
Stephen Perreault
Birtles Calf Club
Dave Fulton
Bill Paradine
Jim Kipper
Bradley Stewart
Donta McDow‘gall
Dale Simpson
Wind-Up Of Russell Community Choir Season
Eighteen of twenty four members met May 30 at Mrs. RS Clement home for the Russell Community Choir windup. Ada Jackson presided thanking hosts for lunches and Legion room use. Beth Naylor reported finances. Miss Joan Robert’s move to Brandon noted. Rhoda Sanderson received a token of appreciation. officers retained for next season. social hour followed lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Community Choir
RS. Clement
Ada Jackson
Russell Wegion
Legion Rooms
Beth Naylor
Sackson
Joan Robert
Brandon
Rose Graham
Rhoda Sanderson
Jackson
Elsie Dunsmore
Ofrs
Olga Hal
Sirs
Ann Peats
Rev. Lange
Marie Cameron
Edith McKinnon
Olga Halwas
Mona Crose
C. J. Cochrane
Cream Competition Judging Dates Announced
The annual cream producers competition is underway and runs until mid July. Shippers may compare product quality and win cash prizes. Sponsored by local agricultural societies or creamneries. Russell district judging on July 12 with results announced a week later at the fair. Rossburn judging on July 11. Regular shippers to the local plant must enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Ball Season Near A Complete Wash-Out
The Manitoba baseball league faces a washed out season with no chance all games will be played this Sunday. Angusville has completed eight of twelve games while Russell and Strathelair have only five each. Russell secured its first win 6 to 4 at Rossburn last Thursday. The Sunday tournament was cancelled due to wet weather.
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Megems
Gwneof
Northwestern
Manitoba Baseball League
Angusville
Russell
Strathelair
Rossburn
Channel 11 Testing Expected Next Week
R. Craig, a representative of the station, said Russell lies in the B coverage area and should receive a very good picture. He noted rabbit ears can pick up a signal within ten to fifteen miles but recommended an aerial for a finer reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Craig
Russell
Fiver Beach Opens After Negotiations With Landowner
After weeks of talks John Stefania hyn, landowner, and Rural Munn council reached concessions. Mr Stanishyn agrees not to raise gate or parking fees. Kiwanis Club Russell will run the annual summer camp July 21 to August 3 with forms soon available. Mrs Catchpole returns as swimming instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stefaniahyn
Munnsummer
Stanishyn
Kiwanis Club of
Russell
Catchpole
Businessmen's Tour of District Farms Scheduled Monday
W. T. Urgniuk, chair of the Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee, has arranged a businessmen's tour of farms in the area for Monday. All businessmen are invited and should meet at the Agricultural office by 9 o'clock that morning. Three farms will be visited and the tour is expected to be completed shortly after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Unrgniuk
Chamber of Commerce
Tgriculture Committee
Tune
Oon
Cash Bingo Awards Highlight Local Winners and Fundraiser
Six hundred attendees attended a bingo event sponsored by the Legion Elks fund to benefit the Elderly Housing Project. Julia Imsasu was the sole winner of games 15 and 17, netting $160, while Bill Porter won games 3 and 7 for $50. A full list of winners includes many residents from Russell, Binsearth, Foxwarren, and surrounding towns. The next cash bingo is set for June 26 with 14 additional $25 and $50 prize games and a 12,100 draw based on advance ticket sales.
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Julia Iimsasu
BCS Vell
Bill Porter
Foxwarren
A. Cochrane
Binsearth
W. Burke
Russell
Joe Walashek
Sam Selewich
Ross ‘Burn
Charles Johnson
Nick Lucaschuk
Shell Valley
Dolores’ ‘Waddell
Elsie Einarson
Roblin
A. Bennett
Lee Stinson
Inglis
R. McAthey
Famonton
Bin
A. Descham
Beaut
St. Lazare
Cook
Edgar Hooper
Alvin Miller
Harvey Plante
Earl Glasman
J. Ducharme
R. E Pritchard
Wilbur Clayton Dunsmore
A. Pass
Regina
John Vivie
Birtle
LegionElks Fund Raising Committee
4 H Regional Rallies Power Manitoba Show Circuit
Spectacular 4H regional rallies draw thousands to shows in Winnipeg Brandon Portage Prairie Dauphin Carman. About 6 500 club members expected. finals at Brandon. Northern rally highlights Dauphin with 600 members. top district winners advance to regionals. Gold watches awarded to outstanding youths at Winnipeg and Brandon. Regional rallies showcase judging demonstrations and parades.
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Eae Sfanitarians
Majr
Fees Brandon Vertage
Prairie
Dauphin
Carman
Winnipeg
Brandon
Portage
Virden
Melita
Boissevain
Souris
Ebhbert
Ste
Rose du Lac
Roblin
Swan River
Don Stammen
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Stammen
Whats New At The Library Beyond Ourselves Review
The piece reviews Catherine Marshall's Beyond Ourselves as a spiritual autobiography offering meaningful life questions faith and personal recollections amplified by her life with Peter Marshall and family. It also mentions Chairman of the Board and a profile of Graham Crombie founder of a major investment firm facing retirement plan upheaval and unexpected events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherne Marshall
Ith
Catherine Marshall
Peter Marshall
Haward Street
Graham Crombie
Neap
Crombie
J Parkinson
Opening of Club Tate Dominates Town News
The column highlights next week's big event the opening of Club Tate while noting other local items. Weather affects farming grasshopper control and a rash of community notices from awards to the Elks presentation and a trailer ark in town.
Rainfall Update With Mixed Spring Totals
Local notes report intermittent showers and a spring rainfall tally of 5.83 inches up to Wednesday noon. April 0.99, May 2.62, and June 2.22 inches recorded. forecasts call for sun easing countryside comparisons to nearby Manitoba areas with a cloud burst noted Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ray
CPR
Manitoba
Silvertom
Inglis Curling Protege Wins Provincial Trophy in BC
Inglis skip led his rink to claim the Kelly Trophy, hailed as the world’s largest curling trophy, amid a strong season in British Columbia. The provincial challenge crown caps a standout run for the young contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Vanes
Inglis
British Columbia
Roy
Reg. Stone
Manitoba to Revise University Entrance Course
Manitoba will introduce a revised university entrance course for high schools with a September 1964 start at Grade 10. A 21 member committee will begin work July 22 at Manitoba Teachers College to outline the new course, which aims to align more closely with university entrance requirements. The changes follow Royal Commission recommendations and will roll out Grade 11 in 1965 and Grade 12 in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Stewart E. McLean
Manitoba Teachers College
McLean
Royal Commission On Education
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Agric. Society
Saugusville
Strathelair Russell
Rickson
Channel 11
Fiver Beach
H. R. Bowering
Imperial Oil Limited
Imperial Esso
Fred Wakeman
Transcona
Robert Banman
Steinbach
Lee Davies
Spectacelar
Bath
Silver Beach
Tate
Ducks Unlimited
Harold Shipp
Elkhorn Lodge
Russell Elks
Assiniboine Ave
West
Agric
Bill Ubryniuk
Bob Turner
Harry Boyle
Bill Cotton
George Cadogan
Inglis Curling Protege
B.C
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