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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 29, 1969

Page

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Inspection and Awards To Local Air Cadet Squadron

The twelfth annual inspection of No 677 Russell Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets was held at the school tarmac on Wednesday May 1st. Fifty three cadets entered at 6 25 p m and, with Commanding Officer Dennis Trinder and adjutant Lt Ron Clement, were reviewed by officers from CFB Rivers, CFB Winnipeg and the Air Cadet League. After marching past, WO1 Graham Galatiuk presented the drill team and a drill sequence. The cadets then moved to St Joseph's Church for an arms night and supper chaired by Bob Thom. Guests included Major Mitchell, Cpt Ken Young, Cpt Bill Jack, Dr McPhedran, Mayor J A Burgess, and Legion president Gordon Ferguson among others. Awards highlighted the evening with top proficiency awards to WOl Graham Galatiuk, FS Mike Totten, Cpt Rae McLennan, LAC Ken McFarlin, and Sgt Clair Beischer plus runner up Cpl Gerald Halwas. Six navigation awards also awarded with twenty minute free flights for high navigation marks. (Continued on Page 8).

St Joseph's Ken Young CFB Winnipeg Bill Jack Air Cadet League McPhedran Russell J. A. Burgess Burgess Gordon Ferguson Gordon Feruson Dennis Trinder Ron Clement Adj Wm. Stasiuk Stasiuk R. C. Thom Wm. Ubryniuk Mitchell Canada Wol Graham Galatiuk Mike Totte St. Lavare Legion Rae McLennan Binscarth Ralph Robinson LAC Ken McFarlin Stan Yankoski Dennis ‘Trinder Sgt Clair Beischer Inglis Cpl Gerald Halwas Bill Roberts Cooper Ladies’ Auxiliary Binsearth Trindara Angel Brook Des

Pelly Trail Track Meet Sets New School Records

Russell junior high gathered ideal weather for a large track and field meet with many events dominated by Russell and Elphinstone contenders. Notable performances included Kathy Furman Rev Kwiatkowski Olive Baranyk setting seven records and Tony Kalechyn winning the open 100 yard dash with implications for Zone 10 competition.

Russell Linda Sidoryi Cindy “Ferguson Kelly Zasitko Murray Lapke Miles Sidoryk Les Connor Murray Brian Uhryniuk Darell Gryurnstt Terry Pu Oak Tunior Clifford Zimmer Cameron Genaille Miles Sidorrk Belen Ubryniuk Murray Tapka Judy Forsyth Jo-Anne ‘Woroneski Donna Iwan‘Casitar Pelly Trail Virden Elphinstone Kathy Furman Rev. Kwiatkowski Olive Baranyk Ruusell Ken Siwak Eldon Dyck Bill Laing Ward Cooper Don’ Pandine George Forsyth Norman Nernberg Clarence Nernberg Lyle Speed Oth Mervin Elphinstone George Forsythe James Galant Kwiatkowskii Kwiatwoksi Kwiatkowski Olive Barayk

Land Sold and Permits Issued by Russell Town Council

At a regular session last Thursday night the Russell Town Council sold property to Evans Parabee and issued him a building permit for a new dwelling on the parcel at Mather Street near Memorial Avenue. Renovation and additions permits were also granted to Steve Onchulenko and Ralph McKenzie. Assessments were increased by the Provincial Municipal Assessment Branch, adding to the 1960 tax assessment total of $6017.78, with all council members in attendance.

Russell Town Evans Parabee Mather Street

Historical Society To Organize Locals

Newsletter announces a Russell meeting on Monday June 30 with no fixed venue yet. Framed charters issued at no charge to Manitoba Horticultural Society chapters with at least six members. Charters may be issued to delegates from local organizations.

Manitoba Horticultural Society

Unnecessary election called stirs Manitoba voters

Premier Weir's plan for another general election is seen as a political maneuver. Voters are urged to cooperate, while Red Cross statistics warn of drowning and boating deaths. Winded report stresses lifejacket use and water safety messages for the summer season.

Weir Manitoba Progressive Conservative Canadian Red Cross Society Lew

Kiwanis Plans Local Bicycle Rodeo at Central School

Kiwanis Club of Russell sponsors a bicycle safety rodeo on June 11 at Central School grounds to celebrate the club’s 20th anniversary of community service with all children on bicycles invited to participate.

Kiwanis Kiwanis Club Russell

Election fervor grips all parties in province

Premier Walter Weir announced a June 26 provincial election causing parties to scramble for candidates and set nominating meetings before the deadline. The XDP faced toughest scramble with a June meeting to elect a new provincial leader after the June 7 event.

Walter Weir Ageen XDP Es el

NDP Elects Officers and Nomination Date Set

The NDP convention in Birtle Russell announced a nomination meeting at Rossburn town hall on Thursday June 5. Rumors place Don Kostesky and Mike Antonation as leading contenders, with Sid Green involved in the broader leadership context. Officers were elected at Shoal Lake on May 16 with Kostesky named president, Antonation vice president, and Carol Komadowski secretary treasurer.

Democratic Birtle- Russell Rossburn Don Kostesky Mike Antonation Shoal Lake Lool Ndp Carol Komadowski

Liberals Name Candidate At Birtle Russell Nominating Meet

The Birtle Russell Laveral Association nominating convention will be held Saturday May 31 in the Birtle Legion Hall. John Braenale of Binscarth has announced his intention to stand as a candidate. Robbie Bend, new party leader, will be guest speaker at the event.

Birtle-Russell_ Laveral Association Birtle

Birtle Russell Conservative Association names new executive

About fifty people attended the Birtle Russell Conservative Association meeting at the Legion Hall in Birtle. Ted Dupont of St Lazare was elected president, with Dorothy Simms of Russell as secretary and Litt Preston of Shoal Lake as treasurer. The group discussed changing nomination rules to require membership and age 21, with no nominating meeting date set for the June 25 election. Guest speaker was Hon. C H Whitney, labor minister, with MLA Harry Graham also in attendance. The meeting referenced the annual convention in Winnipeg on June 9.

Birtle-Russell Conservative Association Legion Hall Birtle V. J. Rosnoski Ted Dupont St. Lazare Dr. Rosnoski Dorothy Simms Russell Litt Preston Shoal Lake C. H. Whitney Labor Harry Graham

Roblin PCs To Name Candidate June 2nd

The Roblin Progressive Conservative Association will meet at Grandview in the LOOF Hall on Monday June 2 to name their candidate. Wally McKenzie is presently M.A. and is expected to run again.

Roblin Progressive Conservative Association Grandview Wally McKenzie

Post Festival Meeting Plans For Next Year

The annual post festival meeting Tuesday evening reviewed a strong festival program with speech and music. Treasurer Mrs. Mather reported a substantial balance. An apology was issued to Peggy Bradshaw over an age class mis description that affected a Binscarth Masonic Trophy. Donations of five dollars or more will earn a free listing and the 16th to 20th will be featured for speech at next year’s festival set for April 27 to May 1. Adjudicator selection rests with the executive.

E Mather E. C. Sanderson Peggy Bradshaw Binscarth Binscarth Masonic Jett

Russell Chamber Meeting Set For Friday Evening

The Russell Chamber of Commerce will hold its May meeting Friday in the Council Chamber Annex starting at 7:30 p.m. All members are urged to attend.

Russell Chamber of Commerce Council Chamber

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