Sitko to Lead Curlers in 65 66 Season
Frank Sitko heads the curling club for 1985 66 with Ed Frieze as past president and John Dickey as first vice president. A fundraising plan includes bingo golf and a fastball tournament plus sale of shares and a canvass for donations. May 10 set as rink cleanup day and Walter Todoruk to mow summer grounds. fence around external ice plant area proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sitko
Ed. Frieze
John Dickey
Bown
Dane Wowk
Roy Whitmer
Wayne Johnston
Ron Kiimack
Sitko
Dune Wowk
Lyle Schwaim
Roy Cusitar
Don Adolphe
Herb Ziprick
Clayton Dunsmore
Kust Zimmer
Alay
Walter Todoruk
Lears Waly
Jimmy Welsh
Ab Gowanlock
Links
Students Chosen for Bicultural Exchange Mission
Several students from Vetly Trail are selected to represent the division in leadership activities this summer. Linda Klimack is chosen to attend a week long United Nations Seminar in Brandon in July, with $40 sponsorship from the United Grain Growers Association. Chaperones Mr and Mrs Mike Yakimishyn will accompany one group to Newfoundland leaving Winnipeg August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetly Trail
Pratt
United Nations
Brandon
Linda Klimack
United Grain Growers Association
Linda
Bob Mulligan
Elphinstone
Donna Staremsky
Oakburn
Glorial Kosteski
Rossburn
Pamela Lee
Russell
MPC High Notes Aueweeneau proven successful financially
MPC High Notes reports the Collegiate students organized a charity car wash and bake sale and held a tabloid track meet with six events including the 600 yard dash high jump and shot put. Students express fatigue after the events and look forward to Prom Night from 8:00 to 10:00 with awards and the Grand March at 10:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aueweeneau
Golf Directors Plan Activities For Season
Russell Golf and Country Club directors met to appoint Past President Bill Uhryniuk to fill the unexpired term of Jack Thom. Jack Wilson was named as a new director. The spring outing to Clear Lake was set for May 31, with a junior tourney in June. Juniors needing rides should meet Central School at 9 45 Saturdays for transport. The club will join the Manitoba Golf Association and fees remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpara
Russell Golf and Country Club
Bill Uhryniuk
Jack Thom
Jack Wilson
Comtral School
Manitoba Golf Association
Efore
Festival Trophies Go To Many Centres
Russell Festival Concert crowned winners across multiple centres. Awards honored choirs, vocal solos, duets, spoken poetry, and public speaking from grades 1 through 12. Notable trophies included the Rosell open choir shield, Shellmouth Inglis Russell Shield, and Prokop trophy for high voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Barbara Sander
Janet’ Edmundson
Ernon
Gawel
Bonnie
Lement
Shelley Simms
Shoirs
Ladies
Debbie Lee
Carolyn McDonald
McNeill
Keith Reavie
Ann Pepi
Kelly McCaig
Gary Reavie
Foxwarren
Rosell Boys
Women's Institute
Auss
Janet Edmundson
Louise
Uhryniuk
Linda Uneryniuk
Bryan Juckes
Brad Juckes
Bob Jackson
Debbie ‘Kies
Cindy Ferge
Joan Ubryniuk
Calvin Brown
Murray Lapka
Ann Peppin
Ty Ferguson
Patricia Kukura
Louise Jackson
Grade 6 Class Tour Of Regina Highlights City Landmarks
A Grade 6 class toured Regina visiting the RCALP Training Centre, Museum of Natural History, and legislative buildings. They funded the trip via a bake sale, with each student contributing twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RC MP
Museum of Natural History
Brown
David Cusitar
Ritchi Davidson
William Dawidowski
Denis Deschamps
Gloria Fal
Improvements Planned On Take-Over Roads In Province
Government highways minister Talc Warhes announced progress on take over of municipal roads totaling 4 063 miles now under provincial control. Weire reported 166 750 tons of gravel stockpiles valued at 256 485 dollars. winter work included 2 550 extra rolls of snow fencing and right of way clearing across 914 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gi. Weire
Weir
Pelly Trail Teachers Tackle Modern Maths Meet
About 40 teachers attend sessions at each centre to study modern mathematics. The course is organized by Inspector Kym and the division association of the Manitoba Teachers Society. Instructor is Mr Matt Kawelak from Major Pratt Collegiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kym
Division Association
The
Manitoba Teachery Society
Matt Kawelak
Major Pratt
Collegiate
Public Hearings On Municipal Matters
Discussion on city charter reform and municipal act changes. committee to study whether to unify city charters under a uniform act or to maintain separate provisions. consideration of boundary changes and annual vs single elections for council seats. Community input sought on boundaries and procedures. Names and places not specified in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grerecet Neots
Manitoba Farm Bureau weighs impact of feed grain agency
Eight producer groups met in Winnipeg on April 30 to study the Proposed Federal Feed Grain Agency announced in the Throne Speech. W S Forrester Emerson president said the group unanimously warned the plan could lower feed grain prices for Eastern Canadian farmers. The session aligned with CFA aims to empower price stabilization without replacing private trade or giving exclusive purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Manitoba Farm Bureau
Winnipeg
W. S. Forrester
Emerson
Manitoba
Forrester
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
CFA
Regine
B.C
Highways Planed in Manitoba 1965 66 Budget
Manitoba highways minister Hon Walter Weir announced a 539 million dollar plan for 1965 66. About 19 million will fund current spending and 20 million capital highway projects. Main items include two lane Trans Canada Highway from Winnipeg to Portage la Prairie and 13 mile reinforced concrete paving west from No 4 junction. Additional work covers No 4 Russell to Stott, No 83 widening Russell to Inglis, Highway 45 Oakburn to Rosburn, and No 83 north to Benito with travel base asphalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Walter Weir
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
Russell
Stott
Inglis Corner
Oakburn
Rossburn
Madge Lake Corner
Benito
Training Plan For Farm Workers Set by Government
Agriculture minister George Huston announced a joint provincial federal program to train skilled farm workers this fall starting with an intensive pilot. A two to four month course will cover machinery use livestock management and farm operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huston
Provincial
Department of Agriculture and Labour
Federal Labour Department
Eile Column: Town Pride and Spring Plans Unfold in Russell
A town improvement push urges citizen pride and a community spring clean up on May 20 in cooperation with the Russell Town Council and Chamber of Commerce. Rubbish collection piles are requested for the truck. Other notes mention fishing season delays, ALPS student fundraisers, bingo events, a new club house fundraiser for Russell Golf Club, a left handed putter, and Ducks Unlimited predicting a stronger duck population. An editorial reflectively notes Indian mental competency and a future prime minister possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Town
Chamber of Commerce
Alps
Legion
Roblin
Russell Golf Club
Honda
Ducks Unlimited
Funeral Friday for Angusville Resident Peter Kostiuk
Peter Kostiuk of Angusville dies at 62 after a long illness. Prayers and funeral services are set for Friday May 14 at 10 am in the Ukrainian Catholic Church Angusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kostiuk
Ancee Vet Oy
Angusville
Community Letters and Visits Highlight Weekend
A string of social visits and events is recorded including Robert Hunter’s return after his first year at United College, Dr. Wallace Kentel from Regina visiting Laura’s mother, and various Rochedale residents attending the Marquette Music Festival in Birtle where Janey McNeill earned top honors for a piano solo. Also noted are Danae Seer starting summer work in Minaki Ontario, Wayne Digby visiting Winnipeg relatives, and a Winnipeg shower for Mrs. J. Denover attended by Abs. J. B. Robertson and family. Public speaking eliminations for 4 H clubs were held at Castleavery school with scripture readings, prayers, and offerings supporting the Christian Education Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hunter
United College
Wallace Kentel
Regina
Laura
M. Fortis
R. Haas
Janey, McNeill
Marquette
Birtle
Rochedale
Lorna McNeill
Hugh
Inez
Heathe
Danae
Marion Hunter
Minaki
Ont
Wayne Digby
Winnipeg
Af. Digby
Abs
Robertson
J. Denover
Res
Billy Robertson
J. M. Robertson
Bill
H Roe
Sarnia
Eva
Elaine
Shirley
Isa
Aberen
J. S. Robertson
Joan
Allan
Murray Robertson
Silverton
Murray
Nonie
Katherine Louise
Castleavery School
Faye Dig
Elaine Robertson
Mother's Day Observed In United Church Service
Mrs. Joe Cook and family of Pembina North Dakota visited Winnipeg relatives Mr Murray Russin. In Inglis area Stelimoutts meeting discussed H Peter retirement. Choir sang a special Mother s Day song and readings and prayers were led by Miss Judy Davidson with youth participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cook
Pembina
N.D
Winnipeg
Murray Russin
United Church
Judy’ Davidson
Bob Whyte
W. Patterson
Inglis
H. Peter Worn
Stelimoutts
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Golf
Pelly Trail
Uom
Fi Fom
Canada
House of Commons
Hut
Jesson
Eldon Neilson
Isabel Skinner
Ian Hunter
Timothy
Greg Hunter
Robin
Terry Shearer
Hugh Skinner
Betty Rawlings
Heather Skinner
Pati McNeill
F. L. Skinner
Christian Education Committee
Shellmouth
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