Pleasing Performance By Sue Baker's Dancers
Sue Baker's Inglis class staged a lively recital featuring Sue Baker Heather Port eous and Joanne Semochko in solo numbers, with Terry Wishart Ricky Thom showing poise alongside a robust all girl cast. The older dancers including Bill Tedingham as Indian chief and Stella Hykaway Ukrainian solo added variety, while Miss Baker and Mrs. Sanderson received thanks and proceeds were donated to playground equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bennett
Adele
Daryl Lay
Fock
Terry
Wishart Ami
Ricky Thom
Bill Tedingham
Stella Hykaway
Linda Poole
Sue Baker
Heather Porteous
Shirley Craig
Joanne Semochko
Colleen Kinney
Heather Schwalm
Barbara ‘Sanderson
Linda Reavie
Shelly Zip ' ‘Pick
Jane Honey
Linda Leigh Hack- Juan
Eleanor Burgess
Connie Waddell
Delaney Waddell
Arla Hainstock
Ellen Sharpe
Margaret Led
Jigham
Inglis
Loreli Bezo
Joanne Lorimer
Cecilia Jackson
Jane Ross
Karen Fingas
Sherrill’ Gulak
Doreen Stolarchuk
Margaret Anderson
Sharon Wowk
Linda Jackson
Debra Franklin
Sue Lorimer
Carol Paterson
Donna Galak
Marilyn Parmentier
Mar- Tene ‘Munro
Gia Bulbuck
Lenore Flandra
Isabel Zetaruke
Joanne
Local Fastball League Opens Next Tuesday in Banner County
Local fastball action returns with the Banner County Fastball League starting Tuesday evening at the agricultural grounds. Six teams Giants Legion Elks Clements Northend will contest with Giants vs Northend in the opener. Games begin at 7 pm, five innings constitute a win. first-round schedule lists May 31 Northend vs Giants and June 1 Legion vs Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner County
Agricultural
Giants
Legion
Elks, Clements
Northend
Elks
Clements
Farmers
University of Michigan Announces Awards and Graduates
The University of Michigan released a list of awardees and graduates from the annual convocation held on Wednesday May 25. John Allen Knowles of Binsearth earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Civil and received the Beattie Ram distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. of M
Cine Sistex Senvefite
John Allen Knowles
Binsearth
Beattie Ram
Public Invited To Russell Squadron Air Cadet Review
Russell Squadron 677 Royal Canadian Air Cadets invites the public to an air cadet review at the school grounds this Friday evening. Led by the Elks Band, cadets will march from the Legion club rooms to exercises at 7 30 led by Flight Lieutenant W Bain Winnipeg with Squadron Leader Hyde land Flight Lieutenant Munro Rivers in attendance. After the review cadets return to Legion rooms for a squadron party with parents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
Elks’ Band
Legion Club
W. Bain
Winnipeg
Hydeland
Munro
Rivers
Inglis Student Wins Prize In Maths Contest
A Winnipeg high school student led the Manitoba math contest results with St Paul’s College High School pupils among the top finishers. Eric Mendelsohn of West Kildonan Collegiate won second prize. three tied for third. Edward Labossiere of Russell High School earned an honorable mention. The contest, directed by Professor J W Lawson of Manitoba University, aimed to spark interest in mathematics and future math careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimamwaueneas
St. Paul'College High School
Winnipeg
Wor
Oba
Eric Mendelsohn
West Kildonan Collegiate
P Lace
John Caldwell
Cal Congress
Edward Labossiere
Russell High School
Joan Dale
St Lazare
John David Pizzey
Binsearth
Four Teams Playing In School Girls League
Four teams compete in a Russell school girls softball league with play starting May 12 and continuing on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Upcoming schedule lists May 26 with Lynx vs Deedays, Lorettes vs Beatniks. May 31 with Lynx vs Beatniks, Lorettes vs Deedays. June 2 features Lynx vs Lorettes and Beatniks vs DeeJays. June 7 covers Lynx vs DeeJays and Lorettes vs DeeJays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell School
Lynx
Deedays
Lorettes
Beatniks
DeeJays
Golfers Plan Clear Lake Duting June 13
Progress reports on the new gulf course were given at a meeting last Wednesday night. Aerial pictures of the proposed course were shown and Johnnie Lawrence recommended following the lay out closely. Work will start immediately south of the railway to prepare grass this year. North of the track is being cropped by Walter Wishart. The south portion will have four holes and an extra hole may be added so five holes are playable next year while the rest of the grounds are developed. Parking, highway access, and clubhouse repairs were discussed. Share sales near 50 of 100. Ways and means committee reorganized with Jack Dow as chair. An outing at Clear Lake was proposed, with a committee named for Monday June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Johnnie Lawrence
Clear Lake
Walter Wishart
Ways and Means
Jack Dow
Dee Sanderson
Wally Christensen
Wally McKenzie
Dick Roe
George Laing
Stan Yankos
H. N. Lange
Jack ‘Dow
Dayton
Allen Rowland
Ernie Goodings
Mrs. Stowe
Ernestine
Margaret
Mildred
Geraldton
Ont
Stowe
United States
Regina
Drr
Mike Simnick
Joyce
Angie
Winnipeg
Steve Wolochaluk
Milton Chuchmuch
Darlene Sirnick
Misericordia Hospital School of Nursing
Goldie Forest
Forrest
Selkirk
Inlaw
Wallace Keating
Bert Penonzek
Mike Gallant
Nick Yasuk
Hilda Zimmer
Tony Zimmer
Neepawa
Lawrence Gubaluk
Rackham
Lechowicz
McCreary
Russell
John Chalaturnyk
John Rushka
Erickson
R. E. Pritchard House
Rushka
Royal Motors
Chas. Ratcliffe, Dae and Allen
Quill Lake
Sask
E. Ratcliffe
Flynn
Alex
Mazur
James Wray
Boyle
Sacred Heart Hospital
Parker Bernie
Assiniboine
Brandon
Manitoba
Ninette
Tom King
Tuclon
Mr. King
Toulon
Presbyterial WMS Meeting at Strathclair United Church
The 35th annual Presbyterial WMS gathering met at Strathclair United Church with theme Mission to the Utmost. Rev H Harland led communion after registrations, with welcomes by Mrs G Long and Mrs M McKercher. Secretary reports circulated, and plans outlined to boost allocations for scholarships and missionary prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
Strathclair United Church
Mi ‘Rd
H. Harland
G. Long
Miniota
M. McKercher
Strathclair
A. Moffett
Long
GBA
Christian Citizenship
J. Wiggins
Arrow River
Grey
Cochrane
Hamiota
Cook
Ward
Cardale Federation
Miss Churchill
Church of All Nations
Montreal
Exhibitors School on Food Judging Held Here Tuesday
About fifty ladies from Russell and nearby attended an exhibitors school on foods in the Elks hall Tuesday afternoon. The Rural Society and Extension Service sponsored the event to teach exhibitors how judges assess entries for local fairs. Mrs. George Dowler of Dauphin, a noted judge, spoke on judging bread and pastries, assisted by Miss Lou Batho, with many questions answered after the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell and District
Elks’ Hall
George Dowler
Dauphin
Lou Batho
Mrs. Dowler
Angusville News Briefs From May Gatherings and Local Sports
Angu s ville residents host and visit relatives in Two Creeks Regina and Winnipeg as Miss Darlene Sirnick graduates from Misericordia nursing. Local weddings and niece’s travel frame the week. Baseball and softball action sees the 14 and unders beat Indians 21 to 7, the 16 andersons take Vista 6 to 1, and the Angusville Cardinals drop two league games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anders
Indians
Birtle
Vista
Angusville Cardinals
Foxwarren
Rossburn
Shoal Lake
Leave Donations For Camp Clearing Crusade Hope
Manitoba joins World Refugee Year fund drive to clear a refugee camp in West Germany. Crusade chairman Mrs Gordon Konantz urges newspapers to help collect donations, aiming for 140000 dollars with a June 15 deadline to credit Manitoba communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asxea
Crusade
Manitoba
Canadian Committee For Refugee
West Germany
Toe Banner
Gordon Konantz
Chamber of Commerce Meeting This Friday
Chamber of Commerce night planned this Friday at Elks hall by 7 30. Members are reminded to attend and discuss several important agenda items including arrangements for the June meeting at a country point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Elks’ Hall
Binscarth Girl Wins 4 H Public Speaking Contest
Binscarth girl Raven Lauguert of the Clothing Club won first in the Russell District 4 H Public Speaking Contest with a talk on Conservation of Humans Through Traffic Safety. Peggy Witty of Russell Garden Club was second speaking on Conservation of Democracy. The event, sponsored by Kiwanis International and the Manitoba Extension Service, featured blue and yellow ribbons for participants and will send winners to inter-district and inter-provincial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raven Lauguert
Sumasusworthing Club
Russell District
Peggy Witty
Russell Garden Club
The
Kiwanis International
Manitoba Extension Service
Eileen Caughell
Binsearth Clothing Club
David Ross
Clifford Malwas
Carolyn McDonald
Anette Boucher
Beverly White
Betty-Anne Halwas
Inglis Clothing Club
Eileen Calighell
Russell
Roblin
CJGX
Yorkton
Anette Bouchet
James Moran
Kiwanis
Doug Sherwin
Binsearth
Harold Boughton
Roblix
Joh Neabel
Shoal Lake
Anglican rector preaches at Martins Russell and Shellmouth
The Christ Church Russell announces services on Sunday May 29 at 11 30 am at Martins Russell and 3 pm Holy Communion at Shellmouth led by Rector Rev A J Middleditch CD with Anglican Church of Canada affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Russell
Anglican Church of Canada
A. J. Middleditch
Martins, Russell
Holy Communion
Shellmouth
Be A Conservationist Water Shortage Warned In Town
Residents urged to conserve as four wells run at capacity and water tower shows no gain. a serious fire could push supply past recovery. Households should skip lawn watering and car washing to preserve domestic supply. Government reps queried council but no report yet. A Selkirk expert’s visit delayed by a firm tragedy. his son will visit Russell to seek an abundant well. If found, relief may be temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conseid
Government Department
Council
Selkirk
Russell
Stewart's TV & Radio Opens in Banner County Building
Business growth in Russell and Banner County attracts new press ventures. Stewart's TV and Radio opens in the former Banner Bakery building as Murray D. Stewart moves his sales and service operation from Neepawa. He and his wife plan to rent a house as they settle in with daughters Tracey and Mary Lynne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Banner County
Stewart
Banner Bakery
Murray D. Stewart
Neepawa
Tracey
Mary Lynne
Outdoor weekend holds steady fishing effort
Report notes holiday weekend spent outdoors with many enjoying time outside but no notable catches or large fish boasted. Local anglers describe calm conditions and widespread participation across nearby waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhey
Assiniboine 4 H Club Holds Achievement Day
Assiniboine 4 H Club held its annual Calf Club Achievement Day on the Digby farm with eleven members showing calves. Judging by Bill Uhryniuk followed beef judging and showmanship by Robert Digby, then market steer judging. Garry Digby took grand champion, Wayne Digby reserve, with multiple ribbons and showmanship honors earned by Digby and Robertson family members. The event concluded with lunch and plans to attend the Dauphin Fat Stock Show and Sale on May 11 where several club members won top showmanship and grooming awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Digby
Bill Uhryniuk
Robert Digby
Garry Digby
Wayne Digby
Leslie Doole
Reg Robertson
Allan Dietrich
Douglas Hunter
Isabel Hunter
Elaine Robertson
Ann Robertson
Irene Robertson
Richard Hunter
Terry Hunter
Reg. Robertson
Richard Hun
Digby
Dauphin
Assiniboine 4H
Free arthritis clinic in Russell on June 9
A consultant will visit Russell for a free arthritis and rheumatism clinic funded by a provincial health grant and sponsored by the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society. Patients should contact their family doctors promptly to book an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paregar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Squadron
Air Cadet Review
Clear Lake Duting
Biffle
W.M.S
Angusville
Ken Shipley
Woitte
Binscarth
Assiniboine 4-H Club
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