Pelly Trail School Division Arbitral Wage Increase Described
The arbitration board settled teachers salaries for 1973 with a 7.71 percent rise over 1972. The award increases total 1973 payroll to 1,119,000 dollars, including increments and classification changes, with 687,068 dollars funded by local levies and government grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelly Trail School Division
J. J. Oliphant
H. C. Pentland
Pelly Trail Division
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Jack ‘Chapman
Q.C
Minister of Education
Canada Pension Plan
Gov
Drapery Fabrics Guide For Home Use And Care
A guide discusses fabrics for drapes including cotton rayon polyester Acrylic fiberglass and rhovyl. It covers sun resistance draping ability washing and lining needs noting caution on loose weaves and dry cleaning. It also advertises a TV feature on sewing for men with Judi Magnusson at Yorkton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Judi Magnusson
Labor Centre remarks spark Lakehead socialist talk
Thunder Bay audience hears Manitoba Premier Schreyer praise the Lakehead as a starting point for a socialist government. A regional supervisor urges urban residents to grow food in front yards to cut costs, while Chile announces wage freezes impacting workers. A local quip notes a doctor’s verdict about being “sound as a dollar” foreshadowing trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Thunder Bay
Manitoba
Schreyer
Lakehead
Bluebird Nest Boxes Flourish In Brandon Area
John Lane leads Brandon Junior Birders in placing bluebird nest boxes along Highway 83. In 11 years the group has erected about 3,500 boxes in southwestern Manitoba and banded over 3,300 nestlings this year. Local naturalist Jim Spear collaborates to promote Eastern bluebirds and seeks woodworking clubs for winter projects. For inquiries contact Mr J Spear at 623-4 Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lane
Brandon
Manitoba
Jim Spear
Spear
J. Spear
Russell
Parkland Appoints General Manager
John Yotoski president of Parkland Regional Development Corporation announced Gary E. Cooper as General Manager. Unanimous Parkland Regional Council action October 1 in Russell. Cooper, 40, brings sales and business expertise. previously with the Corporation 1970–71, later in Dauphin. He is married with five children and lives on MacLeod Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yotoski
Parkland Regional Development Corporation
Gary E. Cooper
Parkland Regional Council
Russell
Cooper
The
Corporation
Dauphin
Dauphin Allied Arts Council
Parkland
MacLeod Avenue East
Craigie Cherrie Club Meets in October at Dorothy Shaw Home
Mrs Glare Rowe and two children of Winnipeg visited over Thanksgiving weekend with Jo and Dick Spencer returning to Winnipeg Monday. They spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Rheinhard Jerg at Hasterbury Saskatchewan. The Craigie Cherrie Club met at Dorothy Shaw’s home for October with six members and two visitors. Visitors of the month reported two visits one card sent and three phone calls. New November visitor Dorothy Shaw. A $10 donation to CNB. Bingo next at Edith McKinnon’s home. Dorothy Shaw’s gift draw won by Jo Spencer. Anne Cusitar month’s correspondent spent the long weekend in Winnipeg with her daughter and son in law Me and Mrs Cliff Palmer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glare Rowe
Winnipeg
Dick Spencer
Rheinhard Jerg
Hstersbury
Saskatchewan
Ales
Anne Cusitar
Inlaw Me
Cliff Palmer
Mr. Smith
Shantyman's Christian Association
Me Smith
Kenora
Ontario
Centennial birthday party at Agenet Landon home
At the Agenet Landon personal care home residents gathered for a birthday party highlighting centennial celebrations. Miss Landon, aged 96, blew out the candles on a large cake as seven October birthdays were honored, with corsages donated by Beth Naylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus Agenet Landon
RCMP
Miss Landon
Anne Adams
Kay Lori ‘Mer
Ethel MccLeod
Mary Turecki
Jessie Mazar
Elsie Toder
Beth Naylor
Doreen Ingaldson
Marchwell
Eva Perrin
Spy Hall
Grace Smyth
Kim
Beef and Barley Boosters Shine at Russell Toastmasters
Russell toastmasters held its season opener with Dele Brown winning both the Most Improved Speaker and Best Speaker awards for a Beef and Barley Days themed address. He urged rural towns to promote locally and support community efforts like bingo and steak cooking, urging everyone to join the Beef and Barley Boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cusitar
Wayne
Kenny Ploene
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Bob McMurray
Hawaii
Dele Brown
Dale
Russell
Visitors and weddings noted in Russell Trojans cheer section
Visitors at the Hyra home included Joe Stradacki of Vancouver and Nick Hyra of Hundred Mile House BC. Congratulations to Bob McYerlane and Linda Hampton of Silverton on their wedding. Also listed are guests of Mr J Dunn, Tim Dunn's welcome home, and Stewart McLeod, Bob Main, and Ron Mensch at Brandon stock car races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hyra
Joe Stradacki
Vancouver BC
Nick Hyra
Hundred Mile House
B.C
Bob McYerlane
Linda Hampton
Silverton
Bob
Bonnie Setwart
Russell Trojans
J. Dunn
Williams
Roblin
Manitoba Hereford Association
Tim
Welcome to Russell events and community notices
Eighty six newcomers invited to the Welcome to Russell reception on Wednesday October 24 at Community Hall starting 8 30 PM. Contact Len Henschel if someone was missed. Also a adult badminton club starts Tuesday at 7 PM in Major Pratt School gym. A Blood and Breath emergency aid course begins Wednesday October 24 at 7 30 at Major Pratt Collegiate. Mrs Brenzen brings a white potato with seven joined. Hospital and care home parking lots now paved. Arena renovation to install artificial ice. Martha Kiimack harvests a 9 lb 4 oz turnip and an 8 lb turnip 27 inches around. Community Management Supper Meeting Monday October 22 at Russell Inn 6 PM followed by meeting with Norman Bergman of Industry and Commerce. All businessmen urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Pratt Collegiate
John Brenzen
Russell and District Hospital
Russell Personal Care Home
Russell Inn
Memorial Arena
Martha Kiimack
Norman Bergman
Dept. of Industry and Commerce
Court records show multiple fines and suspensions in breathalyzer and driving cases
A Manitoban judge records numerous penalties including fines from 4 to 228 dollars, suspended sentences, probation, and required defensive driving for offenses such as breathalyzer readings over 0.08, careless driving, speeding, unlicensed driving, and possession of game meat. Juvenile cases adjourned sine die and driver licenses suspended for a month in several entries.
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F.W. Coward
Alphonse Joseph Chartier
Laware
Man
Melvin Raymond Pelk
Russell
Clare Harley Fingas - Ings
I Reymond Dupont
St. Lazar
Ernest Robert Hayden
St. Lazare
Ewald Liske - Inglis
Ronald Brian Baldwin
Foxwar Fen
R. S. Stubbs
J.C
D.C
Angusville
Darlene Cook - Rossburn
Darlene Cook
Rossburn
Afan
Lcense
Donald Sanderson - Binscorth
Arthur Fenes
St. Lezare
Leanne F
Eric Oliver Suedbeng
March‘well
Gordon Leo Joseph McKay
Shoridale
Robert Lawrence Burton
Gerard Jean Charland
Edmonton
Atta
Bruce Hitler - Robin
Rosalre Deschambault - Russell
Howard Set
Kenneth Morris der
Bowka - Russell
Raymond Joseph Ben Dupont
Russell L Falloon - Binscorth
David Allen Douglas
Alta
Raymond H. Decidedt - Kamsack
Sask
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Pelly School Division
Joan Joan Cleme
Reggie
Chile
Blue Birds
Craigie
A. Britton
Henry Matskiw
Pethura
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