Three Sets Of Twins Feature Grade One Enrolment
Rusell school enrollment rises to 496 with three sets of twins in Grade One. Major Pratt Collegiate reports increased registration and upcoming late adds. New staffer Miss Janet Edmundson faces classroom dynamics as twins Penny and Pat Schwalm headline the first grade twins.
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Rusell
Pratt Collegiate
Nthe
Janet Edmundson
Birtle
Penny
Pat Schwalm
Lyle Schwalm
Billy Cheyniuk
Linda
Louise
Bing Jackes
Brad
Bryan
Terance Brad
Lary Brenzen
Eleanor Burgess
David’ Chipelski
Reginald Clark
Brent Dickey
Denis Dobie
League Protests Gas Tax Rise and Car Fee Hikes
A league with 33 000 members protests a provincial gas line tax increase from 14 to 17 cents per gallon and higher car registration and driver license fees. They argue motorists already shoulder most tax burdens and that autos are essential, not luxuries, citing studies on vehicle use for work and daily business.
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A.C. Emmett
League
Russell Town Council approves annual grants distribution
Regular session sees $1400 given to eight institutions including Russell Library Salvation Army Agricultural Society and Hospital totaling $4500.81 with recounts. Dukin development east of fair grounds approved and J K Wilson to buy Block 3 plan 705. Wilson inspector for Manitoba Pool Elevators living in Norman Prince house. Mayor Burgess presides with full council present.
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Russell Town Council
Russell & District Regional Library
Salvation Army
Russell Agricultural Society
Sacred Heart Hospital
St John Ambulance
Childen's Aid Society of Western Manitoba
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Russell Horticultural Society
Fair Grounds
J. K.wilson
Wilson
Manitoba Pool
Norman Prince
Funeral Service This Afternoon For O Joyce Joyce
O Joyce Ureille Roland Milton Joyce aged 61 died at his sister Mrs H McLennan on Sunday August 30. funeral at Westminster United Church Foxwarren Thursday at 2 00 pm. Burial Burn Lawn Memorial Gardens Winnipeg Saturday at 3 90 pm.
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Ureille Roland Milton Joyce
September C of C Meeting Moved Up In Russell
The Russell Chamber of Commerce sets its September meeting for Monday September 14 at 7:30 p m in the Town Council Chambers. The date changes to accommodate Murray Bates prairie representative of the Canadian Chamber who will be visiting Russell and attend the general gathering.
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Russell Cnamper
Murray Bates
Prairie
Canadian ‘Chamber of Commerce
Russell
Donna Lawson Wins Ladies Tournament Championship
Donna Lawson, a noted soca newsmaker, carded 47 49 to win the first annual Ladies Tournament donated by George Chipping for club competition. Gertrude Miles and a multi-name tie finished four strokes back, with a large field in four flights and the event featuring many local golfers and driving contests.
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Donna Lawson
Soca Snew
Helen Haney
Sire
Beatrice Craig
Russell
Winnie Wilson
Butte
Ana Jougias
Winnipeg
Wandawey
Binsearth
Isis Shepherd
Joblin
Elsie Dunshore
Millie Misner
Roblin
Jackie Clement
Spike Kieper
Kathleen Pratt
Bintle
Helen Bowyer
Edmonton
Raith Wilson
Gail Clement
Dorothy Braendle
Binscarth
Grace Wilson
Lee Reavie
Lorraine Stanley
Irene Deschamps
June McMurray
Lynn Sparrow
Bram
Jon
Mary Klym
Nehes
Mangret Robinson
Ann Douglas
Cub
Lillian Way
New Street Lighting Plan Nears Completion
Manitoba Hydro nears first stage completion of Russell street lighting with new standards along Main Street and work advancing on lights at Memorial intersection. Season's project due to finish by next Wednesday with Mayor Burgess to light the new units during a ceremonial switch on.
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Russell
Manitoba Hydro
Main Street
Memorial
J. A. Burgess
Angusville Foxwarren Juveniles Eye Provincial Baseball Title
Angusville and Foxwarren juveniles advance to the provincial baseball championship, with a strong showing in the series against Morden and a decisive victory in Flinton. Brian McCauley pitched effectively as the squad, coached by Johnnie Parabee and Charlie Peel, pushes toward a provincial final.
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Angusville
Foxwarren
Angusvile
Morden
Brian McCauley
Flinton
Cornie Chuchmuch
Reg
Parton
Wally Peel
Orville Stiner
Stan Ferman
Weslowski
Barry Wowk
Wayne Lu
Senior Guild Meets for September Session at Mrs Long’s
The Senior Guild held its September meeting at the home of Mrs. Long with 15 members and one visitor. Mrs. Eshelby opened with prayer and Bible reading. A tea and bake sale was planned for September 19 in the Parish Hall to aid the Building Fund, featuring Indian work display by Mrs. Hyett. Miss Jo and Silas Betty Spencer led a scrambled words contest, bringing merriment and brainteasers. The gathering adjourned after tea and a social half hour.
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Christ Church
Gundh
Sirs
Harvest notes and local updates in rural Manitoba
Dee Git Clumn marks summer’s end and a hopeful harvest. Weather delays ripening while farmers plan field work. Local items cover highway issues, a hunting dog champion, Silver Beach season wrap up, arena bids, golf results, club events, water flow near town, a new Imperial Oil ad insert, and a Centennial Youth Travel Programme tour by Bill Boryskowich.
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Saskatchewan
Hay Gillespie Jr
Ninette
North Dakota Retriever Club
Silver Beach
Memorial Arena
Bill Uhrymiuk
Jack Thom
Gilbert Plains
Reel
Russells
Cliff Hicks
Larry LaFleur
Clear Lake
Siwak
Imperial Oil Limited
Manitoba
Bill Boryskowich
Russell
Quebec
First Experiences In Far East Oil Fields Chronicle
An explorer recounts initial Far East oil field work in Indonesia. He details travel from Manila by air and surface mail delays, field setup at Sungei Gerong and Buatan, seismic operations on the Siak River, labor challenges, local pay scales, and cultural communication efforts as he progresses with the project.
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Kanya Sung Joy Muy
Canada
Indonesia
Sungei Gerong
Sumatra
Manila
Far East
Hong Kong
Buatan
Siak River
Djapura
Liriki Nur
Entral Sumatra
Buetan
Lirik
Siak
Java
Applications for Youth Allowances Issued by Government
Application forms were sent in August to parents of children 16 and 17 for the Youth Allowances Act. First payments will be made this month. Those who fulfilled the requirements but did not receive a form may obtain one by writing to the Regional Director of Family Allowances.
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Family Allowances
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Jag
Astough
Burgess
O. Joyce
C. of
Veen Tcemel
Banner County
Robinson Store
Ken Munro
Dr. M. Sssynnik
Bil Abryalk
Russell Studios
Canadian Wildlife Service
Department of Northern Affairs and
National Resources
Dee Git, Clumn
Eungei Gerong
Bangkok
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