Fight Teams Join Baseball League North Western lineup expands
The North Western Baseball league adds Foxwarren to six existing clubs Erickson Elphinstone Rossburn Angusville Strathclair Shoal Lake and Russell. Angusville hosts with Lawrence Parabee as president and Jack Kostiak as secretary Murray Stewart of Russell is vice president. The campaign begins May 12 with home and away games and a top four playoff. Russell baseball club lists Kelly as president.
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Seeight
North Western Baseball League
Foxwarren
Erickson
Elphinstone
Rossburn
Angusville
Strathclair
Shoal Lake
Russell
Lawrence Parabee
Jack Kostiak
Murray Stewart
The
Russell Baseball Club
Kelly
Calgary Cattleman Clem Gardner Dies at 84
Clem Gardner one of Alberta’s best known ranchers died last week at his home in Primm Creek after a long Calgary Stampede career. Born in Russell Manitoba he followed the Riel Rebellion era family moves by the overland wagon route and was among the few who recalled travel to the foothills along that historic trail. Survivors include Caughlin vice president Woody Harvey Craig manager Murray Stewart coach Harvey Kearns and others.
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Calgary
Russell
Gardner
Clem Gardner
Alberta
VA Funch
Prrmes Creek
Mr. Gardner
Man
Royal Bank Chief Reviews Manitoba Economic Report
W. E. McLaughlin president of The Royal Bank of Canada visits Winnipeg for a bank board meeting and comments on Manitoba’s Economic Future report. He stresses private sector leadership, government to provide a favorable climate, and RBC’s long standing support to Manitoba industry as plans call for 75,000 jobs by 1975 in primary and manufacturing sectors.
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Royal Bank of Canada
Manitoba
Winnipeg
O ‘Board
Mike
TC Caine
Supervinne Ie
Royal Bank
Sianitobs
W. E. McLaughin
Aaa
J. R. McMillan
Prairie
Canada
McLaughlin
Trophy Winning Young Farmer Trophy Winner
David achieved top aggregate scores in poultry 82 percent poultry management 77 percent basic plant science 78 percent field crops 81 percent crop management 88 percent and the Winnipeg Exchange trophies with livestock and dairy pre marketing 05 percent and practices and policies 2 percent. His average was 70.9 percent. He plans to enroll in an agriculture degree next fall and intends to return to his farm after graduation.
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Sherwin Williams Company
Winnipeg Exchange Trophy
David
Festival Takes Top Bling Host Week Festival Takes Top Bling
North Western Marquette Festival slated May 8 to 10 in town with daily sessions starting at 9 am and 2 pm. Poetry in Elks Hall, music in Memorial Hall, folk dancing Friday morning in Central School Auditorium, final contest Friday night at 8. About 660 entries. W Lawson, Mrs. W Lawson, and HE Way committee organizers. Admission 35 cents adults, 1.00 season ticket. Adjudicator for speech duties named. a replacement is sought for ill speaker.
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Elks’ Hall
Memorial Hall
Central School
Cless
Algo
W. Lawson
Tek Mt Sessatm
Fashion Show Draws Large Crowd At CGLT Event
The girls of the CGLT staged a successful fashion show and art display on Monday evening. Local merchants Pooke’s Gating, Pacer Fashion Shoppe, Wheatley Dow and Robinson’s Store provided garments which the models wore. Guests sat at small tables with centerpieces as music by Miss Nelliene Leifer played. Wendy Lewis narrated the clothing, while Carel Smelie and Mickey Clement performed piano solos and two vocal duets with Bonnie Clement. Tea was served and patrons viewed the art and hobby displays.
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C.g.lt
CGLT
Wendy ‘Lewis
Tooking
Carel Smelie
Mickey Clement
Wendy Lewis
Bonnie Clement
E. C. Sinderon
Jan Kieper
Town Discontinues Planning Service in Hassell
Hassell council voted to end the town planning service citing annual costs near 7000 and accepted a 600 payment offer from Canadian Pacific Railway for part of NE 21.28 on Arsini Street near Main. The meeting set June 13 for electors roll revision court, approved sale of town property, and paid bills 1899.42 while discussing sanitary issues from trailers lacking water and sewage hookups.
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Hassell
Manitoba Department of Industry and Commneree
Fine Et Ile
Colne
Se Council
Canadian Pacific Railway
Arsini Street
Main
CPR
W. P. Keryluk
4 H Highest Honor To Russell Member
A total of 11 delegates registered for the annual 4H Conference in Winnipeg from April 16 to 18. Sponsored by the Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation, Manitoba's delegates were chosen at the windup banquet to attend National 4H Club Week in Toronto in November. They represent home economics and agricultural project groups and join delegations from nine other provinces. Representing a province at National Club Week is the highest honour available to a Canadian 4H member.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Manitoba
Toronto
Housing project visits boost demand for Russell units
A ten member committee from the Russell Legion and Elks visits housing projects in Hamiota Rivers and Minnedosa. Citizens and Lions Club aid in Hamot a plan while Rivers Kiwanis build eight double court units. Delegation notes single units are in higher demand and plans to implement features in Russell. A follow up meeting to discuss elderly housing is set for Sunday evening with W F Noyes and a Legion Elks joint session on the six th.
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Lions Club
Ham‘ota
Kiwanis Club of Rivers
Russell Group
Ted Venables
Hamiota
Will
Sutton Rivers
Keith Wishart
Minnedosa
Russell
W. F. Noyes
Manitoba
of the Legion and Elks
Clean-Up Week planned with posters and truck haul
The Cham ber of Commerce group urged a focused Clean Up Week from May 13 to 18 to improve back lanes and vacant lots. Posters from the health department will be shown to merchants urging tidy rear areas, and a truck will haul winter rubbish to a central pile for pickup. Dec Sanderson, Jim Burgess, and Bill Gallinger spoke on the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce annual meet and the No 4 highway sketch, with approval for the chamber's proposed change and a further district engineer discussion planned.
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Chamber of Commerce
Department of Health
Dec Sanderson
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Jim Burgess
Bill Gallinger
Special
Manitoba Budget Promises Tax Relief With Colored Gas Exemption
Seeding notes humor and opinion on Manitoba weather and government. The piece cites a new budget measure granting color gas and motor fuels a tax exemption on the spot, aiming to stop lost revenue from rebates and to assist “the minority” delinquent taxpayers. It mentions four men examining truck weights and forecasts more staffing to enforce fuel-use rules.
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Manitoba
Debated budget and speed-up motion fill House agenda
The House will scrutinize the current year budget and a plan to raise funds, while a broad timetable aims to speed sessions. A speed-up motion proposes longer sittings and weekend sessions, nicknamed the steamroller. Education and health remain top spending, with $17, Isadai0 allocated to Social Welfare. The Labor Department faced sharp criticism during scrutiny, and the private school aid issue was reignited by Laurent Desjardins, urging a Royal Commission outcome. (Continued on Page 6)
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Pee
Destensive Welfare Department
J. Carroll
Carroll
Labor
Laurent Desjardins
St. Boniface
Roblin
Royal Commission On Education
Beral
Liberal Party
NDP
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Caughlin
Woody Harvey Craig
Harvey Kearns
Mani
Young Farmer
Smellie
Labor Department
Department of Labor
Caroll
Obie Baisley
Brazil
Ion
Roll
Russ Paulley
Cherniack
Wright
Peters
Gray
Minster
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