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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 01, 1960

Page

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Permit Approved For New $40,000 Church Building

The town council approved a $40,000 St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church project to replace the old structure with a three frame and brick veneer building. Work will start after removal of the existing church. John Zimmer of Shellmouth has purchased the new building. Other permits include a $700 renovation for Fred Hert Tein and a $100 canopy and steps for E Langford. Mayor Burgess presided with Councillors Cross Shipp and Sanderson amid two delegations and accounts totaling $202,826.

Tewn Council St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church John Zimmer Shellmouth Fred Hert Tein E. Langford Hertlein Alex Craig Russell Street Burgess Cross, Shipps and Sanderson

Local Air Cadets Enjoy Summer Camp in Quebec and Montreal

Cadet Squadron 077 from Stussell site Winnipeg travelled by bus to St Jean, Quebec, for a two week RCAF summer camp. The group toured Montreal and nearby bays, trained in drills and sports, and visited the Strategic Air Command base at Plattsburgh, witnessing aircraft and airfields. Cadets Blair Corley, David Cochrane, and Glen Kingdon earned crests and marks for their performances.

Lake Superior Atikokan Hed Rock Mines Ottawa Montreal St. Lawrence Strategic Air Command Platsourg New York State He Iwek Stussell Bright Winnipeg Bt. Jean Quebec Wannipeg Ontario Outawa Bur Duanon Disean Usung Ab Sik Dreadass Quaniiy Bay Sisten Platsburg New York Wavelling Wang Blair Corley David Cochrane Glen Kingdon Rugeell Glen St. Jean

Architectural vision for Russell Collegiate building under construction

Pratt and Lindgren of Winnipeg design Russell’s new secondary school on Russell Street with seven classrooms a commercial course library science lab auditorium gymnasium administration and washrooms. The masonry bearing wall structure uses Estevan brick textured block and baked enamel panels with double glazed north windows and glass blocks south. Interior finishes include asphalt tile and vinyl asbestos tile floors acoustic ceilings and exposed concrete block walls with Roxatone. Heating is low pressure steam with separate auditorium ventilation and a central corridor design provides access to playgrounds with future home economics and shop areas planned.

Russell Pratt and Lindgren Winnipeg Pratt A. M. Pratt Russell Street Estevan

Arbitration Majority Award Backs School Board Bargaining

The Russell School Board and Pelly Trail Division Association No. 37 of the Manitoba Teachers' Society concluded arbitration led by Judge Donald A. Ross. The award sets a $3800 maximum and includes grants for outside-district experience, additional qualifications, and pre salary deduction procedures. A minority report by Jordon Newton raises objections to articles on basic schedule and experience increments.

Pelly Trail Division Teachers’ Society Susseit Chool Board Pelly Trail ‘Association No. 37 Manitoba Teachers’ Society Arbitration Board Donald A. Ross Dauphin J. A. Burgess Jordon Newton Russell School Board Newton PIAC PIAS

Schools Open Tuesday With Extra Classroom

Russell schools prepare for fall term next Tuesday due to higher enrolment in the Collegiate. The new school building still under construction will see high school students take over the five year old Collegiate with an extra Grade X class. Grade VII moves to the old school basement until the Easter recess when the Collegiate should be ready. Fifteen teachers will be on staff this term, six in the Collegiate and nine in the public school, with three staff changes and one addition from last term.

Russell Uut Anne Langford Shellmouth Akes Florence Kowaluk Calgary C. Jackson Wiss Mary. Jeffs Ross Graham Eden Jackson W. D. Aberdeen H. E Way Mr. Lawrence Winnipeg J. Murphy Ross Waddell Matt Kawehuk Jim Moran Aberdeen Lawrence W. H. Andrews Wil Wilma Helliwell R. Smellie J. Billingsley E. Keating

Manitoba School Facts and Rural Education Notes

A concise fragment list outlines topics on teachers salaries in Manitoba towns and villages, farm income statistics, past decade living costs, elementary teacher supply in Manitoba, details on Russell School District, and a signed proposal continuing on page 6.

Ubmit Manitoba Russell

Society Set Back in Manitoba Teachers’ Dispute Commentary

The Arbitration Board ruling on the Russell School Board and Pelly Trail Division dispute could curb future union demands while taxpayers shoulder costs. The column argues the change in salary schedules and meritorious pay prompts debate over governance, with a call for teachers to focus on professional caliber and not seek excessive pay. Also notes a visit from James McConnell of Churchbridge about his father’s homestead rights dating to 1882 and a 1886 patent in the Craigie district.

Arbitraion Board Russell School Board Pelly Trail Manitoba ‘Teachers’ Society Russell Board James McConnell Churchbridge Department of Mines and Natural Resources Winnipeg Craigie McConnells McConnell

Name the School contest urged for new Russell college building

The Chamber of Commerce invites readers to suggest a name for the new Collegiate building in Russell. Submissions must be received by September 15 as work proceeds and plans require a named sponsor.

Chamber of Commerce Russell Chamber

Meeting Called for Scout Group Committee

Parents and all interested in Scouting are asked to attend a meeting of the Scout Group Committee in the Collegiate Auditorium on Friday evening September 11 at 7 30 o clock.

Scout Group

Beware of pedlars and a horticultural show notice

A warning urges residents to beware of traveling salesmen and to verify town licenses after two watch peddlers were fined for selling without proper licensing. The Russell Horticultural Society reports its August show welcomed Dr. A. R. Brown the Prairie Gardener who criticized low attendance on his CBC broadcast.

Russell Horticultural Society A. R. Brown CBC Western Canada Russell

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East RCAF St. Jean Gites Co Pelly Trail Division Association Association D. A. Kinney Ross Russell School
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