Track Meet Results Highlight Local MPC Winners
Track meet results list numerous MPC and Elphinstone athletes winning medals in sprints, jumps, throws, and relays. Individual trophies were awarded to several top performers including Ken Siwak and Debbie Kumochkd. Optimist notes PC gains in Quebec with a prediction of over 35 seats in the June 25 election.
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Rev. Juba
S. Flammond
Bev. Jones
Sally Smith
Carol Ziptick
Debbie Armstrong
Judy Collins
Lorna Crerer
Janice Rowat
Irene Chuchmuch
Debbie Semodhko
Ida Marie Collins
Viviad Stefanishyn
Corrine Shipp
Louise Ross
Irene Hogeland
MPC
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Marlene Ostapowisch
Debbie Klimochko
Linda Kayniak
Bill Laing
Howard Cooper
Dennis Kalynnik
Ken Siwak
Dennis Kelyniuk
Gordon Jones
Debbie Kumochkd
Olive Baranyk
S. Geekie
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For Sale And Help Wanted In Russell Manitoba Items
FOR SALE items include seven week old Weaning pigs listed by John Bulischak of Russell and a 1966 Vauxhall Viva with low mileage. Also WANTED part time caretakers for Inglis Collegiate and Major Pratt Collegiate with specified hours and wages. Applications go to G Hille, Supervisor of Maintenance, Pelly Trail USD No 37, Russell Manitoba. Immediate openings for caretakers mention Fourth Class Stationary Engineer or equivalent with annual salary range to be offered.
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Inter-district 4-H Pu winner advances to provincial finals
The Inter-district 4-H Pu the Assiniboine Sonnettes winner will compete in the provincial finals next July. Her topic was Racial Prejudice and The Morris Red Weeder Co. demonstrates wild oat plots to improve soil.
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Assiniboine Sonnettes
Morris Red Weeder Co
Legal Aid Bill Proposes Indictable Offence Defense Program
Manitoba legislature considers a bill from Attorney General Sterling Lyon offering legal aid to those charged with indictable offences who cannot pay for counsel. It also provides compensation for injuries or deaths of people aiding police, with Court of Queen's Bench assessing eligibility and limits of medical costs and damages up to $10,000 for single death and $20,000 for multiple dependents.
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Sterling Lyon
Court of Queen's Bench
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