Builders Balked By Town Toning By-law
Town planning commission balked at a by law requiring 55 percent business use on ground floors for a commercial zone. Several plans failed to meet rules, delaying permits. Council received the 1961 assessment roll showing about $60,000 added in value. Permits issued for Summers Co-Op shed and Peter Chipelski garage. payments totalled $2,050.99. All council members attended with Mayor Burgess presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Planning Commission
Plan-Ning Commission
Sumers
Peter Chipelski
Burgess
Warrian Re Appointed To Children's Aid Board
At the annual meeting of the Children's Aid Society of Western Manitoba in Brandon officers were elected and rural directors named. W Warrian of Russell was reappointed as a director as the agency reported a $6364.71 deficit but no deficiency in child care amid year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society of
Western Manitoba
Brandon
B. Lindenburg
W. Warrian
Russell
Manitoba Dairy Princess Contest Underway
The Manitoba Dairy Association seeks candidates for the second annual Manitoba Dairy Princess contest at the Provincial Exhibition in Brandon. Candidates must be 17 to 28, raised on a dairy farm, and capable of milking demonstrations. Miss Janice Johnston, Shoal Lake, last year’s winner, competes nationally at the 1961 CNE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moturen
Manitoba
Brandon
Janice Johnston
Shoal Lake
Community Hall Meeting Report for Year End
Members meet at the Community Hall on Tuesday the 27th with wives. transportation will depart, and committee chairmen are asked to bring reports as this is the last meeting before summer recess.
Calf Clubs Shine At Foxwarren Show With 147 Calves
Hundreds of 4H calves competed at the Foxwarren fat stock show on June 10. Russell and Binsearth Calf Clubs swept awards led by grand champion Russell Club’s Shorthorn and reserve Angus shown by Marie Thompson. Senior showmanship went to Allan Woodhouse of Binsearth, with top interclub and judging honors spread among Russell and Binsearth clubs. Judge Tom Scott of Ninga presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Calf Club
Gayle Glasman
Angus Steer
Pattie Coulter
Angus Eer
Ethel Coulter
Grahme Spear
Jim Kieper
Jan Kieper
Henry Derkatch
Angus Coulter
Leonard Derkatch
Jimmie Spear
Gordon Coulter
Binsearth Calf Club
Marie Thompson
Angus
Binscorth Calf Club
Russell Calf! Club
Birtle Calf Club
Binsearth Calf! Club
Binsearth
Stephen Perreault
Chris Rice
Russell
Jim
Jane Kieper
Terry Watson
Tummel
Murray Tibbatts
Desneige Lougheed
Foxwarren
Salmon
Birtle
Jim Spear
Harold Woodhouse
Jim Nickel
Solsgirth
John Nickel
Solegirth
Allan Woodhouse
Bixsearth
Leonard Derkateh
Tom Scott
Ninga
District Dairy Day Slated For Tuesday
Fourteen Dairy Day demonstrations on dairy management are held across Manitoba this month. Russell is scheduled for Tuesday June 20 at Roy Cusitar's farm three miles west of Milking equipment maintenance and proper milking procedures. The University of Manitoba hosts the series with each half day event starting at 1 30 pm and ending about 5 pm on a local dairy farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Russell
Roy
Resort Operator Replies To Critics
J H Stefanisyn, proprietor of Silver Beach, defends spending on beach facilities and warns critics not to copy Soviet style restrictions. He recounts past funding gaps, taxes, and cooperation with local groups, noting rising entry fees to cover costs and urging support for his beach and its amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Goose
Tom
Elks
Kruschev
J. H. Stefanishyn
Silver Beach
Playoffs This Week In Public School Softball
League play has concluded in public school softball for both boys and girls with playoffs for the championship spots underway. Boys finals featured Canucks versus Rebels after semi finals where Canucks defeated Saints and Rebels beat Bennies Bums. Girls final set with Regals facing Saudi Sheiks after Regals beat Kool Kats in the Tuesday semifinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canucks
Rebels
Saints
Bennie’s
Bums
Boo Boo Boys
Nomads
Regals
Saudi Sheiks
Kool Kats
Agp Mondica
Peds
Resort Areas To North Plan Official Openings
Resort areas to the north schedule official openings this Sunday June 18 with entertainment in the afternoon and evening. Agaus Chamber or comme will open their Ases Isippi Resort featuring a paddling pool and playground equipment plus ball diamonds. Prospects for improved swimming facilities include a future dam. Farther north the Shell Valley Community Club plans a resort at Loon Lake with its first official opening on Sunday June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agus Chamber
Comme
Ases
Isippi
Shell Valley Community Club
Tte Snipey
Loon Lake
Local Nine Drops North West League Game at Calder
Russell base ballers lost to Yorkton by 21 in a five inning game after leading 10 3 early. Yorkton’s rally included an error then a home run to seal the win. Exhibition game vs Foxwarren ended 53 for the home team. Next Friday Rossburn visit. Ringit Russo and Angusville clash last week boosted Russell to five wins and four losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corser
Russell Baseballers
Yorkton
Foxwarren
Rossburn
Sandy Lake
Angusville
Former Eadcliffe Couple Honored at Fort William Open House
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Wise of Vancouver formerly of Port Arthur Ont were guests of their son Ernest Wise and daughter in law at 103 Moodie St Fort William Ont for an open house Saturday afternoon and evening June 1 to mark their golden wedding anniversary August 16. Old friends and relatives attended and gifts included a musical chime and money from former Port Arthur colleagues. The Wises earlier lived in Eadcliffe before moving to the Lakehead and were joined by relatives from Fort Frances Vancouver Terrace Bay and Port Arthur. They have three children at the Lakehead plus three elsewhere and ten grandchildren. The couple are currently visiting the United States to see Mr Wise’s sister Ada Lee and brother Ronald Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Wise
Vancouver
Port Arthur
Ont
Ernest Wise
Moodie St
Fort William
Wise
Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company
Lakehead
Manitoba
Eadcliffe
C. Williamson
Fort Frances
Edith
J. Simpson
Sandy Cruickshank
Terrace Bay
Rhoda
Jerald McKay
McKay
Elizabeth
Bernice
Davies
Edward St
Decoration Service This Sunday at 2 30
A Canadian Legion decorated service is planned for Sunday June 18 at 2 30 p.m. at the Russell cenotaph led by Rev A J Middleditch with Rev G W Tindale Rev F Reinhardt and Legion President S F Baker. Veterans Royal Canadian Air Force Cadets and Cups will gather at the Legion club rooms before marching to the cenotaph. Elks Band will lead. If weather is bad the service moves to Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade Suuuat
The
Canadian Legion
Russell Cenotaph
A. J. Middleditch
Russell
G. W. Tindale
F. Reinhardt
Legion
S. F. Baker
Royal Canadian Airforce Cadets
Cups
Legion Club Rooms
Elks’ Band
Memorial Hall
Student Farmers Arrive for Weekend Tour
Twenty University of Manitoba agriculture diploma students and faculty visit rural Manitoba this weekend. They will stay in Russell, tour Archie community pasture near McAuley, Fort Ellice near St Lazare, attend church, lunch at Millwood, and visit McCrindle’s farm near Fox Warren before returning. Reservations are at Pelly Trail Motel with Romeo's Grill catering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Russell
Sistret
McAuley
Old. Fort. Ellice
St Lazare
Fort Garry
Amily
Red Cross Water Safety Classes At Silver Beach
The Kiwanis Club of Russell sponsors two week camps for boys and girls at Silver Beach with Red Cross water safety instructors leading classes from July 24 to August 4. Camp attendees receive instruction and open enrollment is available to the public to learn to swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club of
Russell
Silver Beach
Red Cross
Annual Teachers Tour Planned Across Manitoba
The ninth annual teachers tour organized by the Manitoba Department of Education with the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce covers 2500 miles in two weeks starting July 3. Forty members will travel by bus from Winnipeg through Portage la Prairie to Flin Flon and back visiting about 25 communities and key sites, with Inspector J. W. A. Muirhead as tour leader and Rod Thomson coordinating route and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Education
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce and Community Chambers
Chambers of Commerce
Winnipeg
Portage la
T! Prairie
Flin Flon
Neepawa
Minnesosa
Clear Lake
Dauphin
Swan River
Pas
Cran- Derry Portage
Roblin
Rus¢well
Virden
Brandon
Soaris
Boissevain
Peace Garden
Troup
Killarney
Mlorden
Steinbach
Selkirk
Beause
Four
Lac du Bonnet
Pine
Falls
Winnnipeg
J. W. A. Muirhead
Charleswood
Rod Thomson
Manioba Chambers of Commerce
Kiwanis Rose Day and University Farm Tour News
The column notes Kiwanis Rose Day support helps a child attend camp with water safety instruction. It also covers town events from exams and office closures to construction and a county parade plan. A university farm tour will bring twenty agriculture diploma students to Manitoba communities, including Russell, to exchange ideas with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Rose
University of Manitoba
Fair Grounds
Russell
Wilsons
Birtle Park
Parks Board
Northend Park
Edith Laycock
Laycock
Eugene Gerrard
Winnipeg
Means test and welfare debate in Canada
A Canadian columnist argues that income tax is a cruel means test and calls for targeted welfare. He advocates limiting universal welfare, urging prompt aid only where honest need exists, and warns systemic costs push up prices, reduce profits, and raise unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
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Warrian
Children’s Aid Board
Calder
Ottawa
House of Commons
Langenburg
Royals
Goldeyes
Ambrose Hills
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