Community updates and election notes in Russell and area
Reads of Halloween activities at the community hall and tours, plus local election news. Four way races in Dauphin and Russell with candidates Usick Mandziuk Forbes Milner Sigurdson Zaplitny, and party activity noted. Local business, chamber meeting, pet poisoning alert, time change, show results, and regional employment notes.
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Apou
Fieia
Hallowe'en
Autonation
NDP
Nick Mandziuk
J. D. Sand
Social. Credit
Rudy Usick
Liberal
Dauphin
Elmer Forbes
Conservive
Lawrence Milner
Social Credit
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Lawson
Ralph Robinson
Frank
Manitoba
Clee
Silverton
Bob White
C.N
Lawrence Pardee
Angusville
Saskatchewan
Sale St Brandon
Dec Sanderson
National Employment Service
Russell
11Th Street
Brandon
RCAF
Memorial Arena
Scotland
Local Meeting Divides On Russell Dam Credit
Mayor and candidates clashed over who deserves credit for completing the Russell dam. Rod Clement introduced Usick and Kinney in support, while Jan Kieper read and Linda McNaughton conducted a roll. A reception followed.
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TLV
Russell Dam
Rod Clement
Usick
Mayor Cuts Ribbon At Official Opening
Local officials join the ceremony as the mayor cuts the ribbon for the new opening. Attendees include Gerry Bicknell and Lorne David among others. officials thank the community for support during the days of the event.
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Stors
Haine
Otyayke
Gerry Bicknell
Ors
Lorne David
Ladies End Golf Season With Dinner
The ladies golf club wrapped up the season with a dinner in the Club Cafe Deli room attended by about 20 members. Awards listed include Club champion Donna Lawson and runner up Beatrice Craig, with several flight distinctions and consolation prizes noted. A nominating committee of Joyce Gray and Irene Deschamps and a phon ing committee of Edith Wilson and others were formed.
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Ladies’ Golf Club
Donna Lawson
Beatrice Craig
Marg. Robinson
Sika Pent
Spike Kieper
Joyce Gray
Thelma Wheatley
Jackie Clement
Edith Wilson
Maureen Thom
Grace Wilson
Civic Election Following are the results of ee
Election results follow with incomplete details from a civic contest. The readable portions show general outcome references but lack full candidate names, totals, or precise offices. Further clarification or complete report is needed to produce a full summary.
Participation Key To C. of C. Success
The Inglis Chamber of Commerce annual meeting featured President Wally McKenzie stressing community involvement as the key to success. Speakers thanked the Women's Institute and listed local supporters while noting receipts of 3701.68 and disbursements of 9521.42 driven by the Asessippi Beach project.
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Inglis Chamber of Commerce
Wally McKenzie
McKenzie
Women's Institute
Ies
Chamber
Maurice Hogeland
Earl Jackson
Harvey Munro
Norman Irwin
Rudy Wowk
Meurgedall
Inglis
Itoba Hydro
Murray “McDougall
Game and Fish Association of Rivers
Dave Coppleman
Manitoba’ Chambers
Birtle Russell
Burke Garnett
Cec Sanderson
Geo Bicknell Heads 65 And Over Curlers
Members of the 65 and over Club met in the Curling Rink rooms on Monday to plan for more participation. To boost numbers the club invited rinks from Foxwarren, Binecarth and Inglis to join. Curling sessions continue Mondays and Thursdays at 145 pm.
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Foxwarren
Binecarth
Inglis
Fantasy Theatre Brings Family Show To Russell Hall
The second season features talking animals in family friendly plays for children. Pinocchio starring Allan Curtis travels with accompany cast Janey Stevens Art O Reilly Penny Baker and Michael Higgins to Russell Community Hall on October 29.
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Eungeere
Ranes
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Pour i
Rumplestittskins
Russell
Penny, Baker
Wayne Fines
Pinocchio
Pin
M P C High Highlights School Activities And Events
M P C high notes show almost finished new addition and leveled grounds. Meet the teacher night featured Heather Turnbull among contestants. Deborah and Heather speak at Rossburn October 20. RCAF Band visit, volleyball semifinals at Elphin stone, two masquerade parties, and a November 5 chartered bus for 24 grade twelve students to Winnipeg touring MIT Ogg Stevenson's Airfield and the Atomic Energy Plant.
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Mlp.c
Heather Turnbull
Carol Wart
Pat Kukura
Shelley Simms
Margie Ledingham
Deborah
Heather
Rossburn
RCAF
Memorial
Winnipeg
MIT
Ogg
Stevenson's
Atomic Energy Plant
Ski Club Prepares For Coming Season
The Ski Club urges prudent activity and calls for volunteer help from the Russellites. A ski patrolman's course is planned in Roblin in early November with two Winnipeg examiners, volunteers pay travel, and assistance is sought for Canadian Ski Patrol and Canadian Ski Team with a $150000 target for next year to support European and South American races.
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Bill Gallinger
Roblin
Winnipeg
Gallinger
Canada
Curling Club Names Officers as Season Opens
About thirty five members attended the meeting and elected officers for the year. Curling is expected to start early in November due to the artificial ice plant with work already underway to prepare the sheets. Officers include President Terry Yates, Past President Ed Friese, First Vice President Dunc Wowk, Second Vice President.
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Terry Yates
Ed. Friese
First View
Dunc Wowk
Secon
Ontario Key To Outcome In Federal Campaign
Ontario emerges as the pivotal region in the federal race as voters near the November 8 deadline. Polls and pundits expect Ontario's 85 seats to decide the result, with Liberal gains in 1963 reshaping the map and Conservatives seeking a swing to regain power.
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Ontario
Ray Argyle
The
Toronto Telegram
Diefenbaker
Prairie
Ihim
Quebec
Severty
Erals
Socred
Guy Marcoux
Jack Pickersgill
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
Liberals
Tories
Real Caouette
Caouette
Thompson Socreds
Pearton
Pcs
NDP
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Liberal Party
Prairie Provinces
Marquette
Angusville Sportsmen's
Civic Election
Geo. Bicknell
Fantasy Theatre
M.p.c. High-Lites
Elphinstone
West
Alberta
Yukon
Northwest Territories
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