No Scarcity of Candidates in Manitoba Liberal Run
Rod Clement announced his bid for the Liberal nomination in Marquette amid weeks of rider speculation. He cited farmer cost pressures and West area concerns, saying his farming and business background equips him to push constructive remedies. Other attendees included Earl Dawson MLA and D L Campbell MLA with Gil Moleat and Nelson Shoemaker present.
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Manitoba
Rod Clement
Mila
Russell Marquette
Ottasva
Earl Dawson
Foc
Fone
Clement
Gil Moleat
St. Rose
D. L. Campbell
Lakeside
Nelson
Usick Committee Organized for Marquette Bid
Rudy Usick, an Erickson farmer, formed the Usick Election Committee led by Grant Johnson to contest the Marquette constituency. Doak, Doak, QC of Virden will seek the Conservative nomination at the May 13 meeting in Neepawa, while other candidates such as Serenuk Harris Simms and others plan to enter the race as nomination conventions approach.
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Rudy Usick
Usick
Erickson
Rudy Usicck
Grant Johnson
Minnedosa
Rod Clement
Mila
Mr. Usick
Marquette
Nick Serenuk
Sandy Lake
Jack Harris
Portage la Prairie
Department of Indian Affairs
Frank Simms
M.S. Antonation
Shoal Lake
NDP
Minnedosa Legion Hall
James C. Doak
Virden
Holland
Doak
Conservative
Winden Pro- Vineral
Brandon- Souris
Progressive Conservative
Manitoba
Progressive Conservative Association
Progressive
Nesbitt Enters Race with Farming Future Vision
Nesbitt, born and educated in Manitoba, announces candidacy highlighting dairy farming roots and community development work. He studied at Shoal Lake High School and earned an agriculture degree from the University of Manitoba in 1947, later teaching dairy there before running his own business. In Manitoba during 1967, about 1,291 cattle producers reported 193,150 finished cattle on their farms, up from 1,186.
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Mpeg
Psae
Shoal Lake
University of Manitoba
Oa Ia Eoseae
University of
Manigran
Rae
Lake
Manitoba
Pratt Collegiate Prom Night And Sports Awards
Pratt Collegiate hosts spring prom and awards Friday starting 7 30 pm with a grand march led by student council. The Villagers provide music. tickets $1.00 or $1.50 at the door. Trophies honor teams across football, volleyball, basketball and soccer, with Trojan awards for outstanding individuals. Miss MPC and Mr MPC will be crowned from a school popularity contest. Notables include Wes Peters Calvin Gallutk Debbie Lee Jane Holovach Jah Skinner Marie Rice and Reach for the Top semi finalists. Rose bowls honor top proficiency with donors and inscriptions from teachers and businesses.
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Sueates Evere OL Wee Wees
Pratt Collegiate
Russell
Otto Toe Erand
Ed.’ Kilimnike
Trojan
Gail Malin Asky
Miles Glasman
Mpc
Wes Peters
Calvin Galliutk
Debbie Lee
Jane Holovach
Spares Jah Skinner
Marie Rice
CKXTV
Rossburn
Busice
Dauphin Sees Possible New Member In Race
Gordon Ritchie a 49 year old physician announced potential candidacy in the Dauphin riding. He said he would decide before May 19 and would seek the nomination if he persisted. Gi Molgat was rumored to consider a bid, but no official word had been given.
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Gordon Ritchie
Ritchie
Gi Molgat
Dauphin
Hope To Organize Ceramics Classes
A community notice invites women to express interest in ceramics classes led by Mrs. Bob Dunsmore of Bran son. Three daily classes, including an evening session, would accommodate up to 36 students. A meeting to organize and decide on a venue and kiln is set for Tuesday May th at 8:00 at Major Pratt Collegiate.
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Bob Dunsmore
Branson
Russell
Dunsmore
Pratt Collegiate
Ross Graham
Graham
School activity presentations by Mr Kawehuk
Ions and school letters will be distributed to a number of students as part of promoting school activities. Mr Kawehuk will make these presentations.
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Kawehuk
Air Cadets Attend Provincial Drill and Rifle Meet
Air Cadets from Russell, Binscarth, St. Lazare and area competed in drill and rifle range events in Winnipeg. Cadets faced No. 220 Squadron officers, with Russell Squadron scoring highest on the range at 80 and standout drill displays by No. 677. Lt. Common commended No. 677 for strong performance despite not winning, and organizers voiced plans to make the event an annual affair.
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Graham Gala
Barry Burla
S¢t
Earl Bullbuck
Clair Pingas
Clair Beischer
Greger Glasman
Melvin Myden
Keith Reavie
Richard Thom
Garnet Boyd
Doug Davidson
Bill Kelso
Warren Goodmanson
Bill McMurray
Bob Roberts
Allan Thickett
Robert Muir
Millwood
Jim Self
Inglis
Russell
Winnipeg
No. 220 Sqdn
Bert Aldrich
Sqdn
WO2
Galatiuk
Nelson Wolfe
Dr. Wolfe
ROAC
Ellice and
Ferry Road
Sanpeiiien ‘Totowelty
Bob Thompson
Russell Sydn
Lt. Common
Tadie
Winnipee
Cour
Boric
Camp
Out
Common
Leason N.co
Seda
R.C.A.C
Manitoba
Cpl
Colin ‘Trinder
Aldrich
Beomer
No. 220
Weather, community notes and food trends in town
Snow nearly fell midweek but cleared for ideal seeding weather. Ladies' Royal Fastball practice canceled by rain. Civic cleanup removed Centennial banners. Cancer Fund drive raises 447.11 dollars. Local youth attend events during Easter break. Mother’s Day theme features in Day of Days. Canadians grow snack craze with 66 percent rise in use since a decade ago. 20 million spent on chips in 1965 66. Impulse buying boosts supermarket snack sales.
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Ladies’ Royal
Alex Dalziel
Russell Hardware
Women's Institute
Cancer Fund
Jim Doak
Marquette
Michelet
Russell
James Boucher
Brnssarih
Jack Low
Foxwarren
M.pb
St. Louis
Canada
Protecting soil with field shelterbelts and trees
The Rural Scene stresses that once topsoil is lost it cannot be easily replaced, urging landowners to adopt field shelterbelts to combat wind erosion. It notes wind velocity decreases where trees stand, reducing dirt in the air, and compares large tilled fields to smaller, tree-protected plots. Readers are invited to respond with views on shelterbelt planning and planting.
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Saskatchewan
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Usick Committee
Virden Lawyer
Nesbitt
P.C
Andy MacKinnon
Air Cadets
W. T. Uhryniuk
Cervati
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