Charolais steer tops Foxwarren show at annual sale
Pam Burdett of the Foxwar ren 41 Beef and Heifer Club won with a Charolais steer. Leo Fouillard bought the steer for 46 cents per pound. Blaine Woodhouse took Reserve Grand Champion with a Hereford sold for 40 cents per pound. Four 4H clubs competed at the Foxwarren Agricultural Society event. Judge Archie Landry presided. fifty-three calves averaged 37.1 cents per pound excluding champion and reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Burdett
Foxwarren 41
Leo Fouillard
St. Lazare
Blaine Woodhouse
Russell 41
Brandon Auction Mart
Foxwarren Agricultural Society
Brent Stewart
Russell Glad
Foxwarren
Nancy Ashcroft
Selsgirth
Russell - Roblin George Boucher
Binscorth
rent” Swart end _ Bruce
Stewart
Tod Falloon
Archie Landry
Rapid City
Manitoba
Wayne Collins
Big One Wins at Langenburg Fish Derby
In the 2nd Annual Langenburg Fish Derby at Shellmouth Dam 88 entries competed Sunday. Bill Walls of Russell won for the largest Pickerel at 2 pounds 9 ounces Bruno Wine of Langenburg finished second. Brian Walls won the Junior prize with a 2 pound 12 ounce jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langenburg
Shellmouth ‘Dam
Langenburg Game and Fisheague
Wood
Bill Walls
Russell
Bruno Winehme
Brian Walls
CE.LDLC Meeting Set At Birtle Collegiate June 20
A notice announces a CE.L.D.LC meeting on Tuesday June 20 at 8 pm in Birtle Collegiate. All lay and professional people including trustees teachers doctors public health police detachment businesspersons are urged to attend. A commission speaker will explain the Celtic Report contents and study groups for children with learning deficits and behavioral issues will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CELL
DLC
Birtle Collegiate
Police
Busness Personel
Commission
Parkland Explores Russell Area as Subregional Centre
Parkland developers say Russell could become Parkland's third sub regional centre with stronger retail and industrial bases, more businesses and a positive public image. Housing is tight but less critical than in other towns. restoration of old houses, a tourist bureau, and expanded recreational facilities are urged, with potential agri industrial growth in Russell and nearby Angusville areas. The report notes Inglis and Talis offer tourism potential despite highway access limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parklandevelopment Corporation
Russell
Parkland
Angusville
Somenenet
Talis
Inglis
Pan
Hospital Auxiliary Annual Meeting Held At Clinic
The Hospital Auxiliary held its annual meeting with Verna Pacey and Shirley Frieze, Director of Nursing. Eight Candy Stripers attended with their mothers, discussing volunteers and the auxiliary’s role in patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancern Purchasing
Verna Pacey
Pacey
Shirley Frieze
Cady
Pelly Trail Community Schools Program Summary
Bill Martin highlights the Pelly Trail Community Schools Program with details on the Ukeinian Language Camp from August 7 to 18 in Gimli, fee 55.00, plus notices about Summer Recreation Programs and a Learning Wagon initiative visiting communities to collect survey input for future activities and possible summer schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelly Trail
Bill Martin
Department of Tourism, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs
Gimli
Oakburn-Shoal Lake
Linda Kwiatkowski
Strathclair- Elphinstone
Susan Geekie
Sossburn
Tony Ryshytyl
Angusville
Bob Chuchmuch
Binsearth
Gerry Asselstine
Russell
Lyle ‘Schepp
Ely Trail
Community Schools
Interest in Harness Racing Promoted in Russell
About thirty people attended a film showing Monday evening at Major Pratt Collegiate promoting harness racing return to Russell. No decision made at the Chamber of Commerce event but interest from Binscorth and Russell followers suggests a race day may be planned for 1973. Future meetings planned. John Clarke of Virden and Jace Loyd spoke on harness racing, projects and notable trotters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Russell
Chamber of Commerce
Binscorth
John Clarke
Virden
Great West Racing Circuit
Jace Loyd
Projector
Orioles Rally To Top Northern Division Standings
In Manitoba Senior Baseball League action Binsearth leads Northern Division with a 7 1 record as Hamiota and Virden trail. Garth Neville lifted Binsearth with a second inning homer and steady pitching to notch his second win. Virden beat Virden Oilers 2 1 with Monty Wood taking the loss. Box scores show Orioles 5 10 and Red Sox 3 2 3. Upcoming games include a June 13 Brandon trip and June 16 home clash with Souris, followed by a Souris game and a Riverside matchup on June 16. A planned doubleheader and beef barbecue were noted for a June 25 event with Cloverleafs in Binsearth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscort Oroles
Haniota
Red Sox
Bryan
Ross Lynch
Ron Wy
Orioles
Jameison
Hodgson
McCauley
Binsearth Orioles
Hamiota Red Sox
Virden
Monty Wood
United States
Virden Oilers
Binscarth
Garth ‘Neville
Founs
Manitoba
Binsearth
Dauphin
Hamiota
Brandon
Minot
Riverside
Souris
Binsearth Motor
Souris Cardinals
Brandon Cloverleats
Cautionary swimming tips for parents and coastal clubs
Advice warns parents on buying skin diving gear for children and ensuring clear masks as colored plastics distort vision. It urges teaching kids to clear snorkels when surfacing and avoiding inflatable toys to prevent risky false security. Reports plan a competitive swim club at Inglis usseID, Sliver Beach and likely Binscarth with an August meet for three clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglis @usseID
Sliver Beach
Binscarth
Saskatchewan
Police Court Teaches Manitoba Offenders A Variety Of Fines
A police report lists multiple Manitoba cases with fines or sentences. Fines range from 4 to 200 dollars for offenses including theft of gasoline, driving without a license, improper turns, illegal liquor possession and supplying minors, speeding, and stopping at a stop sign. One case states a suspended sentence to keep the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Coward
Perchular
Robert Marvin
Roblin
Man
Fleury
Alvin George
Binsearth
Keating
Gordon Albert
Neepawa
Kearns
Lawrence
William
Russell
Lepine
Francis Alexander
St . Lazare
Waddell
Wayne
Winnipes
Phizackler
Albert
Canada
D.C
June Drive for Canadian Mental Health Association Support
The Russell officers and members urge support during June for the Canadian Mental Health Association. They note the disease affects more Canadians than any other, with a prediction that one in six children born in 1965 will require mental health treatment sometime in life. The drive aims to fund programs, promote volunteer efforts, public information, and education in Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Russell
Canadian
Mental Health ‘Association
Borm
Town Notices and Upcoming Community Events
Residents are urged to collect unclaimed prize lists from Secretary Treasurer Mrs George Sparrow. The Garnett of the Banner Tones crowned Barbershopper of the Year by the Langenburg chapter. Harold Olson moves to Thunder Bay Ontario in August. Lou Cook will replace him at Beausejour. Pottery show by Mrs E Reimer at Russell Library June 15 to 21. Asessippi Beach opens June 18 with men’s fastball and other attractions. regional baseball tournaments planned at Bisewarth and Langenburg. CPR freight movement indicates grain traffic. Elks picnic at Asessippi Beach. Parkland Westman grants 35000 for joint regional games project with a regional advisory board to be formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sparrow
Banner Tones
Langenburg
Harold Olson
The
Royal Bank
Thunder ‘Bay
Ontario
Olson
Russell
Lou Cook
Beause- Jour
Russell Library
E. Reimer
Asessippi Beach
Binsearth
CPR
Elks
Parkland
Elk’s
Parkland Westman
Annual Meeting of Children’s Aid Society Draws Over 200
The annual gathering in Brandon University’s main dining room drew more than two hundred attendees from councils Foster Parents volunteers and supporters across Western Manitoba. The treasurer reported expenditures of 849208 for programs while revenue reached 843276 with 19149 from projects and rural donations. Certificates of Merit went to Fred Cooper Uno for long service and aid at Birdtail Sioux Reserve and Uno-Beulah area. Mrs Phil Pemberton Brandon received a certificate for volunteer work with teenagers in city groups. The report noted 767 families serving 2003 children and 76 children in care with 281 unmarried mothers helped and placed for adoption. Gordon Sefton elected local official J B Purdie vice president and T Little treasurer also elected. board members include Naowilling to eetfend the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Aid Society
Brandon University
Manitoba
Fred Cooper
Uno
Birdtail Sioux Reserve
Uno - Beaulah
Phil. Pemberton
Brandon
Gordon Sefton
Millwood Pins and Needles Hold Achievement Day
Millwood Pins and Needles held Achievement Day on May 26 1972 with displays by Joan Clement and all members receiving red ribbons. The program opened with O Canada and the pledge, followed by reports from Collins the secretary and Schepp the treasurer. Lyn Thacker won the Royal Bank of Canada Award for most improved member presented by Harold Oleon, as Mrs Clement and Mrs Collins praised members and leaders before God Save The Queen. Lunch was served by members and mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Joan Clement
O'Canada
Collins
Barbara Colling
Kim Schepp
Royal Bank of Canada
Harold Oleon
Lyn Thacker
Clement
God Save the Queen
Homecoming Weekend Arts Fair and Auction
The weekend features an Arts Fair on Saturday June 24 with craft workshops in the craft shop and outside, displays by hobbyists, and space provided for setup. An auction of donated arts and crafts starts at 8 30 pm. Pool operates Sunday with volunteer lifeguards at Centennial Park Ecumenical events scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Johnson
Ecumenical
Wea
Centennial Park
Wally Henderson To Coach Russell Royals
Wally Henderson set to coach Russell Royals as the team plays four games this year starting May 31 against Inglis Women, with a 18 to 7 win. They beat Roblin High School girls in the Roblin tournament but fell to Grandview. Planned exhibitions accompany tournaments in the surrounding miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Henderson
Russell Royals
Inglis
Royals
Roblin
Roblin High School
Grandview Ladies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charolais
Steer
Harry Shondra
Ce.l.d.lc
Bob Kutean
Don Feldner
Yerry’ Barsneso
Bruce Bremer
Earth
Rerb
Andres
Bob Thompson
Brandon Cloverleafs
Swimming News
Robertson
John
Dropmore
Bur Wash
Malcolm Edward
Ottawa
Ont
Ziprick
Daryl Ray
Peer Eee
Gerald Robert
St Lazare
Ste Coakment
J. B Purdie
T. Little
Nao
Ssicense
Sur Miles
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