Municipal Men Will Meet To Consider Final Report Of Enquiry Commission
Municipal men meet to review the final report of the Enquiry Commission. The Winnipeg area delegation is set for April, with discussions on rural district abolitions and education reform. The council also approved two building permits and addressed local concerns about horses and sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Burgess
Winnipeg
Burke Garnett
Reevs Jas. Rea
Tom Kieper
Rura
Itoolepal Skool Drnes
Winni-speg
MacLeods Store
F. Clement & Sons
Steve Hudymka
CR. White
Maple
R. J. Ruttledge
Burgess
Meeting Report From Ladies Auxiliary Loyal Legion
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion met on March 12 with sixteen members present. Delegates Mrs C Hodgkins and Mrs T Dunn were chosen to attend the Film Council meeting on March 13. A Save The Children's Fund Tea is set for April 27 in Legion Club Rooms to collect clothing. The lady curlers who visited Binscarth reported losing but enjoying the trip. Mr and Mrs A G Smellie returned from Winnipeg and birthday wishes were noted for their sponsored veteran, Mr R Thorpe. The next visiting committee is Mrs Ken Parker and Mrs (name unclear) canvassing for the Red Cross house to house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Sowuins
Royal Canadian Legion
Film Council
C. Hodgkins
T. Dunn
Save the Children’s Fund
Legion Club
A. G. Smellie
Winnipeg
R. Thorpe
Ken Parker
Red Cross
MIC Easter Broadway Tour Plans For Manitoba Theatre
The Manitoba Theatre Centre announces a 10 day Easter tour to New York via CN Railways for MTC subscribers and the public. Departures are April 11 from Saskatoon and April 12 from Winnipeg. includes rail fare meals hotel stays at Taft Hotel and a Carnegie Hall night, five days in New York and a Montreal sightseeing add on. Prospective attendees will see Little Me Beyond the Fringe and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf plus a Broadway club visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age Mannous Suemre Veetre
New York City
Canadian National Railways
Atc
MTC
New York
Virginia Woolf
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
New, York
Taft Hotel
Ion
Montreal
Prairie Us
Manitoba
Theatre Centre
March of Dimes Bonspiel Winners At Curling Club
The March of Dimes sponsored bonspiel drew 42 rinks across two events at the curling club. Proceeds amounting to 25 dollars are being turned over to aid crippled individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S" In the Curling Club
Even Highway 83 Expands in Texas to Seven Lanes
Texas reporter Paul Vickers from McAllen notes that Highway 83 in the Lower Rio Grande region will be widened to seven paved lanes at its southern end. An expressway parallel to Highway 83 is planned, with both routes meeting the shortest road from the US to Mexico City at the McAllen port of entry, near the Lower Rio Snake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lower
Rio Snake
Willy Tees
Paul Vickers
McAllen
Texas
Mexico City
McAdlen Port of Entry
Elks Pee Wee Team Crowned Champs at Memorial Trophy
The Elks defeated the Legion 4 to 1 to win the Hoar Memorial Trophy in a Friday Pee Wee exhibition after a 15 minute broomball and 15 minute hockey period. Kiwanis and Legion also played, with awards presented to Craig Loney and Danny Jackson, and thanks given to sponsors and organizer Jim McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Wee
Elks
Lions
Tiger
Legion Boys
The
Kiwanis
C. of G
Sme
George Allen
Elk
Bob Thom
Pee Wee Elks
Hoar
Jim McCullough
Reginald Hoar
Legion
Chamber of Commerce
the Elks
Nelliene Leifer
McCullough
Craig Loney
Athletic Council
Canadian Red Cross reunites Eastern European families
The Canadian Red Cross reports its family reunification service has helped over 1,250 individuals from Eastern European countries reconnect with relatives. The program operates through collaboration with Red Cross and Red Crescent partners to locate and assist families separated by conflict and displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red Crescent
Debating Throne Speech Leaves Confidence Intact
The Liberal and NDP motions of non-confidence failed in division, backing the Roblin government as the Throne Speech debate continues. Government spending climbs with Education and Health leading the rise, while indemnity increases for officials draw mixed reactions from Liberals and NDP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Barkman
L. Carillon
Gordon Johnston
L. Portage
B. Strickland
C. Hamiota
W. G. Martin
C. St Matthews
H. Hamilton
C. Dufferin
J. Mills
C. Kiléonan
F. Klym
C. Springfield
J. Tanchak
Liberal
NDP
Roblin
Liberals
Grace Lutheran Women Report March Meeting
Grace Lutheran Women gathered at a member’s home on Thursday March 14 for a regular meeting of the LCW. The study book The Christ in Woman and Her Church guided the program with hymns scripture readings prayers and discussion. Members approved minutes and approved a Film Council membership payment with a donation to General Canada LCW. The host provided cafeteria style turkey and dumplings and the next gathering was announced for April 8 at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race L.cw
Mhosr
R ‘Dimmer
Th Hal
Northern Film Federation
Russell Film Council
Film Council
Gentral Can
M. Hiller
Russell Pee Wee Trophy Final at Foxwarren Arena
Russell Pee Wee team aims to defend the Ted Dupont Trophy in Snake Creek League action on Friday March 22 at 6 00 pm in Foxwarren arena. Russell edged St Lazare 2 1 in the semifinal while Binsearth advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Arency
Jefence
Ted Dupont
Rophy
Pee Wee
Foxwarren
Russell
St. Lazare
Iind
Binsearth
Birtle
Swords
Doug. Casitar
Jack Dow
Craig Loney
Murray Bicknell
Mice
Theis
Inglis Navy Recruit Wins Training Award
Ordinary Seaman Gerald Gulak of Inglis Manitoba earned the Best Kit award at graduation from a training course at HMCS Digby Nova Scotia. Gulak, born August 9 1943 in Yorkton Saskatchewan, attended Inglis Collegiate before enlisting in October 1982 through the RCN Recruiting Officer in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Gulak
C Gulak
Inglis
Man
Hmcs. Jaar Digby
NS. Ord
Sea
Gulak
Yorkton
Sask
Inglis Collegiate
Navy
RCN
Winnipeg
Weather and political musings mix with local notes
Snow may fade without more cold weather yet hopes for a deep spell linger to fill sloughs. A Lacombe sale entry heads west to Calgary Hereford sale while a farm blaze destroys a Silverton home. Canada’s 1965 politics are debated, with Diefenbaker Pearson and others critiqued amid a call for decisive leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Glasman
Lacombe
Alberts
Angus
Calgary
Chas
Adolphe
Tom Kieper
Willis Kieper
Jack Cochrane
Russell
Bill Uhryniuk
Brandon
Labatt’s
Manitoba Winter Fair Board
Memorial
Harold Wad- Gell
Vancouver Real Estate Board
Film Federation Council Keeps Russell Membership In Place
Russell continues in the Film Federation as we see a $5 annual membership from local organizations. A 25 film library will be available at the agricultural rep office for use. Catalogues will be mailed on receipt of membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Conneil
Federation
Canada
Saskatchewan
Campaign for funds to aid Children’s Aid Society of Western Manitoba
The 1we70s xall campaign for funds of the Children’s Aid Society of Western Manitoba has been successful again this year. We thank readers for their generous acts of kindness and financial support. Each year about 2000 boys and girls rely on our agency for love and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Vern Warrian
Kiwanis Club
Knox United Church
ACTS
Children’s Aid Society
Tom
Steearpntaeal
Children's Aid Society of West Balance of 1808
Children’s Aid Society of
Western
Manitoba
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Clement
Munro
Falloon
Ladies’ Auxiliary
MIC
Broadway
Golden Boy
Siteveu
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Treasury
Labor
Agriculture
Conservation
Publc
Pelle Wack
Argely
D. L. Campbell
Lakeside
Grace Lutheran Women Report
Russell Pee Wees
Snake Creek
Inglis Navy
Wma
House of Commons
John Diefenbaker
Fone
Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
Robert Thompson
Roosevelt
Tommy Douglas
Council Continues In Film Federation
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