New Pastor Installed At Bethany And Grace
Mrs. Schroeppel, a native of Winthrop Minnesota, is noted in a Canadian ad as part of Bethany and Grace. The article mentions his high school exchange to Germany, college exchange to Scotland, and graduation from the University of Minnesota followed by Northwestern Lutheran Seminary in St Paul Minnesota.
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Schroeppel
Winthrop
Minnesota
Mineapolis
Germany
Scotland
University of Minnesota
Northwestern Lutheran Seminary
St. Paul
Banner Open at Russell Golf Club Date Set After Rainout
Tournament schedule announces Banner Open at Russell Golf and Country Club now set for September 2 with August 18 date canceled by rain. Committee hopes for settled weather though earlier date would have conflicted with nearby events. Out of town members joined locals for a golf and social evening amid inclement weather. Clear Lake fall outing planned for September 16, with signups due next Tuesday and steak orders required. Club championship playoffs delayed with several first round results listed. About 55 visitors paid green fees on a sunny Sunday. more results and insights follow.
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Sewwenner
Nes
Russell Golf and Country Club
Langenburg
Ken. Reavie
Don. Thompson
Dee. Sanderson
Bob Ray
Jack Wilson
Frank Clement
Bill Roberts
Doug
McCaig
Murray’ Wilson
Wally Jackson
Tack ‘Drever
Sandy Craig
Seymour Stevens
Maurice Arabski
Ernie Lazaruk
Bil Uhryniuk
Gam Connor
Roy Walz
Frank Schentag
Clement
Ray
Jackson
Arabski
Graig
Walz
Ahrynius
Gene’ Blais
Barry_ Severson
R. Harris
Frank Keer
Jack Dow
Dec Sanderson
Ken Reavie
Kins
Harvey Kearns
Fred Mosthaf
Steve Hudey
George Laing
Lorne Robinson
Don Thompson
Burke Garnett
Henry Dyck
Jim Langton
Arsell
Manitoba Accidents Rise Slightly From Last Year
Manitoba's accident total for the current year shows a small increase over the same period last year, with 8678 incidents reported in the first half of the prior year and a modest uptick so far this year. The data indicate a gradual rise rather than a sharp spike in accidents across the province.
School Opens With Record Enrollment in Russell
Russell schools begin term with 920 students and 50 teachers across Major Pratt Collegiate and Central Elementary, including 14 buses and 26 collegiate teachers. New occupational entrance courses for grade 9 introduce work-study plans amid staff reshuffles and extensive facility use.
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Russell
Pratt Collegiate
Elmentary
Ken Halldorson
Hecla Island
Thompson Owens
Winnipeg
Joyce Los
Ethelbert
Allan Bush
Beausejour
Susan Brown
Eugene Kegan
Llarence Lazaruk
Rossaun
Janetohnston
Rossburn
Engish
Fred Serafin
Cortage le Prairie
Princi
Bedon “Montgomery
Maryfield
Harvey Smith
Vancouver
A. Berney
Robert Derrick
Rd. Haltzman
Strathclair
Myrna Thiele
Dauphin
Linda Ran- Harvey Ronald
James Moran
John Shaw
Johnston
Donna
Liberals Nominate Shust At Manitoba Nominating Meet
Liberals packed the memorial hall in Russell to nominate 47 year old farmer Ed Shust for the anticipated byelections. The Wednesday event drew 450 to 500 attendees with 325 registered voters, making it the largest meeting in the province's series. Shust faced only one opponent, Braendle, a funeral director from Binscarth, who joined late and gathered support. County officials and party leaders, including Norm Major and Alex Kalyniuk, led the nominating and seconding, while Bob Kinney, president of the Birtle Russell Liberal Association, chaired. The meeting included tributes to former MLA Rod Clement and a plan for the Liberal convention in January. The discussion touched on tax relief for students and the pivotal byelection's potential impact on the premier's majority.
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Ed, Shust
Rossburn
Memorial Hall
Rusell
Shust
Join. Braendle
Binsearth
Aldanagh
Norm Major
Alex Kalyniuk
Angusville
Braendle
Line Murray
Binscarth
Maurice Fal Joon
Foxwarren
Art. Kinney
Birtle-Russell Liberal Association
Hon
Ing
Molgat
Rod Clement
Birtle-Russell
Dick Butler
RM of Birtle
Clement
Vic Fulton
Manitoba Liberal Association
Fulton
Peter Liba
Harris Huston
Marquette
Fred Westwood
Morden
Gordon Johnson
M.ila
Portage la Prairie
Bill Lewycky
Shoal Lake
Marquette Liberal Association
Ron Tolton
Oak Lake
Rural Scene by WT Ag Rep on Wool and Cattle Futures
The sale of wool and cattle futures begins on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange Tuesday September 3. Beef cattle futures have traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange for years. The futures market interests cattle feeders, helping reduce price risk and guiding feed cost planning and sale timing for steers.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Work And Play Party Planned For Ski Hill
The Rus sell Ski Club plans a party and extensive preparations for the coming season with work on a new run and clubhouse painting under way. Members are asked to help clear scrub and prepare before the snow arrives as Sun Bay date September 5th nears.
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Ski Hill
Russell
Sun Bay
The Kiss and Win Prime Minister and Summer Tidings
A James-like column surveys Labour Day reflections and small town life with notes on a British judge tradition and a Canadian press item. It quotes a sensational Trudeau kiss story, reports bear sightings, and celebrates Ma Murray’s honorary life membership while musing on judgment and integrity in public life.
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Weekly News
Trudeau
Silver Beach
Silverton
Binscarth
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Ma” Murray
Lillooet
B.C
Bridge River News
Edgar Dale
Ohio State University College of Education
Areopagus
Athens
St. Paul
Clementsport
Annapolis Royal
Royal Bank of Can
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Grace
Manitoba
Eldon Montgomery
Gerald Wilson
Millwood
Wayne Johnston
Wiliam Snitynsky
Harry Pettitt
George Mottier
Jack Sabeski
Audrey Pich
St Mocee Bay
Irene Grose
Virden
Primry
Mon Dona Dura
Mary ‘Toma
Brandon
Marie Arom
Che‘ile Johnson
Esterhazy
Bessie Keating
Sil
Sis
Liberals
Pack Hall
WT. Ag. Rep
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Kettle
Rapids
Manitoba Hydro
Gillam
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