History Making Ordination at Christ Anglian Church
The three day ordination celebration at Christ Anglian Church culminated in Bishop Morris presiding over the ordination service and the blessing of new lay reader Mervyn Stevens for Russell parish. Clergy from several towns attended with Canon Hyett officiating and infant baptisms following the rite. A large noon luncheon fed about 260 attendees, highlighting unity and service in God’s work and honoring contributions from Russell residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Horsfield
Dean Goodman
Mervyn Stevens
Russell
Baseball Activities Planned For Minors
Minors league features Bantam A Bantam B and Midget teams from towns north and west of Brandon. Regular spring organizing meeting held at Rivers A and B Cardaie Swratheleir Isabella Miniota Hemiots BeComes and Shoal Bantam A includes St Lazare Angusville Rossburn Russell and Bin ar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toommawement Min
Bantam
A. Bantam
Brandon
Sizetatele
Cardaie
Swratheleir
Isabella
Miniota
Hemiots
Bantam A
St. Lazare
Angusville
Rossburn
Russell
Binar
Manitoba W I Convention Set For June 1965
More than 200 members of the Manitoba Women's Institute will meet for three days in June to review the year’s activities plan upcoming projects and discuss topics from teenage problems to the Manitoba Farm Bureau The 54th annual convention runs June 1 to 9 at Mary Speechly Hall University of Manitoba delegates represent up to 172 local institutes across rural Manitoba The theme is Are You Thinking The event gathers women from communities throughout the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wor
Manitoba
Manitoba Farm Bureau
Manitoba Women's _Institute
Eing
Mary Speechly
University of Manitoba
Sacred Heart Plus Open House May 13
The document invites a May 13 open house from 1 30 to 5 pm to tour Sacred Heart Plus and honor hospital staff including boards, trustees, employees and volunteers. It notes Manitoba hospital use with about 5500 beds daily and over 400000 outpatient visits, urging citizen support for hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Manitoba
Senior Guild Reports on Monthly Meeting
The Senior Guild discussed the May sales, adopted and seconded by Mrs. Fenton, and planned a May 18 sale in hopes of good patronage. Sick visitors for May were listed as Mrs. Eshelby and Mrs. Claridge. Mrs. Hyett presented Africa life pictures and native-made articles. next meeting set at Mrs. Lee’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton
Eshelby
Claridge
Hyett
Africa
Lee
Chamber Plans Clean-Up Drive and Tourism Site
The chamber discussed a town clean-up plan as a point of pride for households and businesses. They reported a one cent surplus from the Farmers Bonspiel and noted Russell as a stop-over on the Centennial Caravan. Plans include a tourist information setup, a road-side park, and overnight trailer parking. Debate on banning U-Turns on Main Street continued, with action to curb nuisance driving. Dave Cappleman closed with a report on the Manitoba Chambers convention at Portage la Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mater
Russell
Chamber
Dave Cappleman
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Portage la Pririe
New Association Seeks Recognition for Inglis Branch
The Inglis Cracknell Branch Line Association met Friday in Inglis to seek official recognition. A resolution was passed urging ministers and commissioners to consider public inconvenience and costs claimed versus those cited by the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglis Cracknell Branch Line Association
Inglis
Sioners
Retiring Royal Bank Managers Feted at Clear Lake
Royal Bank of Canada retiring managers honored at a Saturday reception in Mooswa Lodge near Clear Lake. Honorees include Harry Way of Russell, Bill Hart of Shoal Lake, George Turner of Roland, Bruce Schmidt of Manitou, and Alex Ferguson of Minneola, with R. Frazee among attending officials. Way, after 45 years with the bank, retires at the end of August and plans a coast winter trip before returning to Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pang
Royal Bank of Canada
Mt Clear Lake
Mooswa Lodge
Harry Way
Russell
Bill Hart
Shoal Lake
Afr
Eorge Turner
Roland
Brice Schmidt
Manitou
Alex Ferguson
Minneola
Lange
Saskatchewan
The
Royal Bank
R. Frazee
Man ‘Ger
Winnipeg
Way
Hamiota
John Dickie
Meeting Report From Christ Church W A
Christ Church W A held its regular meeting on Monday the third day. Treasurer's report and correspondence were read. Mrs M Stevens reported on the Diocesan freezing at Dauphin and twelve pairs of mitts were handed in for Dorcas work. The annual deanery meeting is to be held at Shoal Lake on May 27.
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Hrist Church
W.A
Mra. G. Clement
Me. K Parker
W. Smith
Camilee
Shoal Lake
Town notes tease mild boom and festival in region
About town notes project a modest growth year with a good water supply and a Northwestern Marquette festival in progress at Birtle. Russell gains stability as Ubryniuk stays. Royal Bank appoints Jerry Hueston while Gift Hicks moves to farming. golf season opens next Monday.
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Hussest
Birtle
Ubryniuk
Department
Neepawa
Russell
Jerry Hueston
Dryden
The
Royal Bank
Gift Hicks
Melita
Stan Krowski
Mike Krowaki
Zambia
Africa
Anglo-American Corp
Northern Rhodesia
Counsy
Pratt
Glen Cruikshanks
Highway 83
Manitoba Reports Decline in TB Active Cases in 1964
Dr E J Ross told the Sanatorium Board meeting in Winnipeg last Friday that Manitoba had 231 new active TB cases in 1964, down from 286 in 1963, with a record low death rate of 29 per 100 000. The 1964 new active case rate was 288 per 100 000, below Canada's average, while Indian populations showed a 250 per 100 000 rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Ross
Sanatorium Board of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Ross
Manitoba
Canada
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Christ Anglian Church
Gallinger
Canon Hyett
Cliff Mansell
John Ben
D. Flint
J. Pikling
Virden
W. D. Smith
J. G. Heald
Oak Lake
Jerry Cooper
Deam
A. J. Middreditch
Rivers
F. T. Eriksson
Grace Lartheran Church
Canon Haresfield
Hastings
England
Sells
C. Alexander
Suen
W.I
New Association
Kombyr
M.P.C
Clear Lake
Lady Golfers
Christ Church
Indiana
Reader’s Digest
Louis Blake Dutt
Ottawa
Seeosiation
Patridge
Camrose
Aire
Rose
Drem
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