Community gala plans and coast province revival noted
Rural and provincial groups in Winnipeg outline summer events including a Family Day July 3, a Russell Ski Club fundraiser with hypnotist Reveen at the Russell Fair Grounds on May 26, and weekly crop reports. Atlantic provinces show renewed effort ahead of Confederation centenary, stressing education welfare and resource use with maritime settlement patterns and population density data.
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Winnipeg
Elks Legion
Russell Ski Club
Reveen
Russell Fair Grounds
Atlantic
Canada
Cartier
Hudson
Champlain
Radisson
Cabot
North America
Newfoundland
Atlantic Provinces
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Royal Bank of Canada
Single Board Discussed for Pelly Tail Education System
AI meeting explores advantages of a unified board to coordinate facilities and assist administration. Dr John Kestrokott of Swan River outlines Bill 16 enabling divisions to form one board overseeing education from grade 1 to 12. The goal is a modern, progressive, unified system from a single board to educate all students.
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John Kestrokott
Swan River
Javerege
Boda
Gouptee
Directors Named To The Children's Aid at Brandon College
South western Manitoba gathered at Brandon College for the 8th annual Children’s Aid meeting. Manitoba representatives and foster parents heard a treasurer’s report totaling 9,002,748 with excess revenues. The agency served over 3,000 children, 271 unmarried mothers, 79 adoptions, and 570 families with 1,752 children in their homes. The event featured The Right Reverend and a keynote by the ex- speaker for the occasion.
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Snzee
Mnitoba
Brandon College
Em Manitoba
Tev
Riesberry
Manitoba
Minutes of Russell Rural Municipality Council Meeting
The Rural Municipality of Russell held its regular meeting on Tuesday May 10. A grant of 500.00 was approved for the Russell and District Chamber of Commerce to aid publishing a local history. The secretary Treasurer should be contacted for tree planter use. Non ratepayers pay five dollars per day for the municipal short course in administration and public finance at the University of Manitoba June 13. The office will close that week. Accounts totaling 3312.08 were approved for payment. The council will meet again at 10 am on Tuesday June 5.
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Russell
Russell & District Chamber of Commerce
Russell and District
Manitoba
Lion's Share Of Festival Trophies Claimed
Winners collect multiple prizes at Shellmouth Inglis festival with top honors in Grade 1 3 and 5 events. Russell Shield recognizes excellence in choir and piano while Russell Ellis scholarship honors highest marks across grades. Awarded by organizers including Royal Bank of Canada and Bar C Ranch.
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Shellmouth -Inglis
Russell Shield
Russell
Clement Bros
Bar “C” Ranch
Jim Bork
Rolin
Bil Tighest
Penny Widdicombe
Foxwarren
Royal Bank of Canada
Carol Rannie
Binearth
Russell Ellis
Patti Ryat
Fox Warren
Golfers Seek Break In Weather For Club Events
The men’s club plans a Wednesday evening tee off after six as they resume play after rain spoiled recent practice. An open men’s tournament is planned for Monday June 6. The annual spring outing is set for May 30 at Lear Lake.
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Ravingain
Lear Lake
MPC Students Hold Spring Local Event
MPC students host a spring school gathering featuring Mr A V Warrian and Mr Harold Clement introducing speaker Hon BR G Smellie. Smellie delivers a thought provoking address that resonates with the younger attendees.
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MPC
Elks Lodge Marks 39 Years Of Service
The Elks Lodge celebrated 39 years of service with life membership cards and B-year pins awarded to Russell mem pe conferred life memberships to Chas Adolphe and George Bicknell. Presentations to Rod Clement Joe Cros Art Kinwey and A K McLen were noted though Bicknell and McLen were absent. The Grand Exalted Ruler delivered a brief address praising long service to the community and nation while greetings from the Provincial association were extended.
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Russell Mempe
Chas. Adolphe
George Bickelli
Presiden Sol
Rod Clement
Joe Cros
Art Kinwey
A. K.E. McLen
Bicknell
Iennan
Deciman
Stewart
Rural Scene Uheynick Ag. Rep seeks reviving society
The Rural Scene urges agricultural revival prompting farming groups to contact Mr Way by phone and join active participation. An annual Fat Stock show and sale is planned for Fox on June 1 inviting entries of fed cattle and pens. Russell area municipalities and towns donate generously to support the event.
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Way
Fox
Russell
Silver Creek
Boulton
Shellmouth
Flag Raising Ceremony At May 12 With Students
A flag ceremony unfolded at Russell elementary with pupils from local and surrounding schools in attendance. RCMP member Larry Lafleur led the color guard as the new flag was presented by Valerie Wilson, with officials from Pelly Trail School Division and student council in attendance. The gathering sang O Canada and God Save the Queen as Rev Stewart delivered the benediction.
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Manitoba
Russell
Valerie Wilson
Central School
Iy Tee Canon
H. Hyett
Permits Approved and Building Lots Sold in Town Meeting
At the Thursday evening meeting five parcels of town property were approved for sale and four new frame dwellings were permitted. Joe Rutar led with three lots on Bonny Street and two dwellings authorized. he plans to move existing houses and add a new one. Miss Quinnie Bily bought a lot on Bicknet Boulevard and Murray Street, with two more lots on Arsini Street. Arnold Minish and John Choropita received the remaining permits. Accounts totaling $2166.97 were approved for payment. All council members attended, Mayor Burgess presiding.
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Joe Rutar
Bonny Street
Quinnie Bily
Millwood
Bicknet “Boulevard
Murray
Mny
Arsini Street
Arnold Minish
John Choropita
Frame
Burgess
Golden Boys Meet For Luncheon Here
Manitoba Travel and Convention group known as Golden Boys visited Russell last Thursday on an Early Birds Breakfast tour. They lunched at Queen’s Hotel with local association members and toured Shellmouth and flag raising ceremonies at Ras Earl. The visiting party included Earl Murray from Neepawa, vice presidents Bill McIntosh and Doug, Lloyd, Mel McMullen, executive decor and Gervin Grea Jey, executive secretary, all of Seataceae a s manager of the Canadian Tourist Association of Toronto. Local Golden Boy Director Art Kinney welcomed the visitors and Mayor
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Manitoba
Golden Boys
Russell
Queen's Hotel
Ste
Earl
Murray
Pax
Neepawa
Bill Mcintosh
Doug
Hid Lloyd
Mel McMullen
Gervin Grea Jey
Seataceae
Canadian ‘Tourist Association of Toronto
Golden| Boy
Art Kinney
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High Quality Forage Essential For Stock
Manitoba herds face over winter with subsistence rations as calves lose weight. Agronomists warn no profit when calves drop weight. emphasize need for high quality forage to meet feed requirements and avoid losses.
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Pery
Manitoba
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