Carol Orth Wins Ladies Bonspiel at Langenburg
Carol Orth of Langenburg led the rink to top honors in the Ladies Bonspiel with 14 local and 18 outside rinks competing from Millwood Rogsburn Birtle Virden and Cranberry Portage. Events crowned Orth first with Eisle Dunsmore Russell and others placing in subsequent events.
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Piel
Caral Orth
Langenburg
Jean Gray
Crenberry Portage
Milne Hartung
Foreach
Millwood
Rogsburn
Birtle
Virden
Cranberry Portage
Carol Orth
Eisle Dunsmore
Russell
Enidaresiuk
Clark
Virgen
Thelma. Whitmer
Vi Laing
Mildred Kammameyer of
Mary Klym
Rossburn
Nelliene Leifer
Evelyn Crerar
Foxwarren
Olive Desauiniers
Binscarth
Beatrice Craig
St Jean] Gray
Millie Hartung
Langenbure
Mabel Craig
Roblin
Hazel “Miller
Chamber Meeting Sets Date for Farmer's Social
The Tebuar meeting of Chamber of Comileres was held in the Legion Club Rooms last Wednesday due to renovations with president Murray Hovey presiding. Discussion covered emphasis on TV and a fashion show planned for late April with Kinclub support. Several dates for the Farmer's Social and committee work were arranged. A motion urged the Town of Russell to act on the Chamber's recommendation.
Fiftyth Wedding Anniversary Feted at Neramata Coast
Mr and Mrs Iryami celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a small dinner at Neramata British Columbia the home of their daughter Juanita McLennan Dorren hosted with Dorren Kines from Neramata offering good wishes. Friends and relatives gathered as Ernie and Barbara recalled their journey and shared memories amid a wine colored dress and corsage of golden roses.
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Sosa
Anson
Dunn's Presentation Heard at Pelly Trail Board Meeting
A Pelly Trail board meeting featured Dunn presenting on the stax panel division. The discussion centered on Dunn's analysis and proposed actions, with attendees reviewing implications for ongoing projects and future schedules.
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Dunn
Af Pelly Trail Board
Royal Bank appoints F. L. Coulter as Binsearth Branch manager
Royal Bank of Canada announces the appointment of Mr F L Vern Coulter as manager of the Binsearth Branch replacing Mr Tom Gray who will become assistant manager at the Steinbach Office. Coulter is a Deloraine Manitoba native who joined the bank in Waskada in 1961 and has held posts in Manitoba most recently Senior Loans Officer at Swan River.
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Tike Royal Bank OF Canada
F. L
Vern
Coulter
Binsearth
Tom) Gray
Steinbach
Delsraine
Manitoba
Waskada
Man
Swan River
Parkland Recreation Symposium Held in Manitoba
The conference, first of its kind in Manitoba, drew regional attendees and resource persons to explore recreation potentials, its impact on individuals and communities, the role of a Recreation Commission, and analyzing costs and funding. Notables include Al Miller, W Danyluk, Glen Tuck, Gordon Taylor, and Bill Martin.
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Manitoba
al Miller
W. Danyluk
Glen Tuck
The
Saskatchewan Youth Agency
Gordon ‘Taylor
Bill Martin
Brandon Science Fair Draws 70 Participants and Visitors
At the Pelly Trail Science Fair on February 18 1972 in Brandon, about seventy participants from kindergarten through grade six showcased projects on space life insects birds and farming. Judges visitors and proud parents filled the room as students presented categories from individual to group exhibits including Rossburn Russell and Elphinstone entries with winners listed across grades and topics.
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Pelly Trail
Kindergarden
Inglis
Space
Our Stars
Resco
Malcolm McGregor
David
Greg Lu
Russell
Electric Light
Beverly Fiamon
Rossburn
Grant Mitchell
Dr Wolfe To Speak At Speak Off
Walter Wolfe will represent the Russell Toastmasters Club at the District Speak Off in Dauphin on March 19. He was top speaker at the Russell Club speak-off last week for his talk The Challenges of Parenthood.
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Walter Wolfe
Russell Toastmasters Club
Dauphin
Jin
Russell Club
Dr. Wolfe
Rex Williams
Dennis Trinder
Lloyd Car
Sheal Lake
Andy Leyebokoff
Bill Lewycky
Russell
Inglis Winter Carnival Promises Queen Crowning Night
Inglis Youth Group organizes a winter carnival at Inglis Arena on Saturday March 18. Crown queen contest tickets are available from candidates sponsors and merchants. Judging precedes the hockey game and details on judges and winner were not yet known. Admission is minimal and urged for attendees.
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Inglis
Marlene Munro
Pardy
Inglis Baye
Thire
Drama Night Sparks Interest With Imaginary Invalid Show
The Imaginary Invalid dazzles audiences as amateur actors stage a dramatic night. Cast members bring humor and energy to a timeless farce, with lively performances and fellow spectators enjoying the theatrical showcase.
Russell Rambles and Community Notes From March News
Local column highlights March events across Russell area. Mentions school board fire loss, Angusville fundraising, Dr Vern Rosnoski renovations, curling bonspiels, bi monthly Pelly Trail School Division meeting, and Toastmasters district meet. Includes queen Judi Kukura of Revelstoke and travel plans for residents to South Africa and Italy.
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Winnipeg
McAuley
Intermountain School Board
Angusville
Russell
Russell and District Fish
Russell Curling Rink
Ers
Inglis
Wally
Dauphin
Reeve Mitchell
Rossburn
Judi Kukura
Mike Kukura
Revel‘stoke B.C
Revelstoke
Judi
Chamber of Commerce
M.P.C
Memorial Hall
Willis
Lorena Kieper
South Africa
Belle Busch
Italy
Russell Club
Rise Barner
Rams Advance In Two Playoff Games Night Summary
The Montreal rink saw Rams rout the opposition as Mongrain and Haney each tallied four goals while Lemieux added a single. The bilingual line of Haney Mongrain and Bodnarchuk combined for eight offense points in a hard skating, tight game. Mongrain Haney and Terry Kearns each scored twice with singles to Fowler and Bodnarchik. The team seeks a stronger performance in the rematch.
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Mongrain
Haney
Terry Kearns
Doug Fowler
Merv Bodnarchik
V S O P Repertory Visits Noted In Community History
V. 5. O. P. Repert ory personnel made 237 visits to 123 homes including multi dwelling residences with 2 or 3 residents. The list of older residents spans 144 households and highlights efforts to support the elderly beyond four walls. Activities in homes include mats quilts feather pillows crocheting knitting embroidery noodle and sauerkraut making with both women and men involved in mat making and related crafts.
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Parkland Recreation
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Betty Bart
Kathy Minka
Reeeborn
Kathy Keleski
Laurie Ayl- Debbie
Peleshok
Sandra Stitt
Roseborn
Insect World
Linda Wishart
Janice Chandler
Debbie Flamon
Patti Redman
Beverly McTages
Risto
Jerry Drul
John Antony
Shen
Elphinstone
Petro
Ray Snitynsky
Russel Weather
David Hychuk
Rossburn Farming
Shelly Melnyk
Thas
Nistob
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Canada
Montreal Forum
Marcel Mongrain
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