Town and country highlights from past Russell dates
A historical miscellany notes Mrs. Dutton selling a residence to Jas. R. Anderson of Silver Creek and other local property moves. It cites auctions at Jas. McKay, Ford Agency plans for Alex McDonagh and C.S. Shep herd, a potential town expansion, and a Hay and Feed Exchange Co elevator purchase. It records hockey and curling results, council plans to demolish the Russell rink, and mentions promotions, new hardware manager, and a Gold Medallion award for a local home. It closes with a note on charitable town fund raising and a quip about sweepstakes.
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Dutton
Jas. R. Anderson
Silver Creek
Jas. McKay
Ala
McIntyre
Geo. E. McCrea
Ford Motor Co
Winnipeg
Russell
Alex McDonagh
C.S. Shepherd
Ford
Angusville
Silverton
D. Wells
Hay and Feed Exchange Co
Shoal Lake
Delbert Deschamp
Jim McLennan
Laurie Whitmer
Dean Vinnell
Manitoba rejects beef board in province wide vote
The Manitoba Cattle Producers Freedom Campaign and the Manitoba Independent Cattle Producers led a province wide referendum. Of 12 266 ballots, 9 945 voted no on a beef marketing board and 2 821 voted yes. The result may influence future calls for orderly marketing and related reforms.
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Manitoba Beef Producers
Eugene Whelan
Manitoba Cattle Producers Freedom Campaign
Manitoba Independent Cattle Producers
Harry Enns
Lakeside
Enns
Henry Eiarson
Rock Lake
Askiw
NDP
Einarson
Winnipeg
Don Cmik
Tory Finance and Hydro
Langenburg High Presents Annual Variety Show
Langenburg High School students present their third annual musical program titled Time ’77 with acts including singing dancing comedy skits and a soap opera. A Showtime stage band and swing choir will perform under directors Mr. Larry Blenkin and Mrs. Blenkin as advance seat numbered tickets go on sale.
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Langenburg High School
Rebecca Blenkin
Jety
Showtime
Showtime Swing Choir
Larry Blenkin
End to fear and folly in a satirical daydream
Bill Smiley rails at doom mongers and rising costs while lampooning inflation, unemployment, politics, and Quebec separation. He envisions escape by smoking, drink, or moving south, poking fun at media fear, economists, and a sports-obsessed nation in a brisk, humorous vocal.
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Quebec
States
Saint Rene
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