Dated Manitoba notes on dam plans and wildlife caution
Community column reports on a proposed Conjuring creek dam near Russell facing council rejection, with PFRA project reconsideration and potential town water impact. It also covers political nominations for Liberal candidates in Minnedosa and Rossburn, and a Canada wide whooping crane migration appeal urging protection until fall.
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PFRA
Russell
Reeve
Diefenbaker
Harris Huston
Rossburn
Lem Shuttleworth
Minnedosa
Minnedos
Lester Pearson
Huston
Manitoba Liquor Control Board
Pelly Trail
Shuttleworth
Campbell
Manitoba
Alberta
Texas
Canadian Audubon Society
Prairie Provinces
Dedication of Modern St. Joseph's Church in Russell
Over 380 parishioners attended the Sunday dedication of the Catholic Church of St. Joseph the Worker in Russell. Archbishop George Blahiff officiated with Father Larrabee, followed by remarks from Mayor Burgess and MLA Bob Smellie. The event highlighted community unity, gratitude to donors, and the church as a house of prayer serving spiritual life.
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St. Joseph's Church
Joseph the Worker
George B. Flahiff
Winnipeg
Father Larrabee
Conlen
Auer
Archishop Flahiff
Larrabee
JA. Burgess
R. G. Smellie
W. ?. Uhryniuk
Burgess
Pather ‘Larrabee
Bob Smell
Russell
St. Joseph the Worker
Smellie
Larryrabee
Roney
Joseph's Parish
Gwests
Annual Ratepayer Meeting Set For October 4
City council met on September 28 with Mayor Burgess and Councillors Cross Shipp and Sanderson. Nomination day for municipal offices is October 10, so the annual ratepayers meeting is scheduled for October 4. Court of revision for the 1962 general assessment roll set for October 26. Nine tax increases approved, water frontage tax roll begins in 1962, calls for street lighting on Manitoba and Pelly avenues. Council seeks dam on Conjur ing Creek and joins Civil Defence in West Manitoba. Building permits granted totalled 3201.12 with portions for waterworks extensions and dig-ins.
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W. Brad
J. A. Burgess
Cross
Shipp
Sanderson
Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Avenue
Pelly Avenue
Manitoba Water Supply Board
Binscarth
Russell
Silver Creek
L. S. Praser
Arage
W. B. Juckes
C. W. Bird
E. W
W. W. W. Wilson
Manitoba Plans 400000 Program to Create 40000 Jobs
Reginald Mestillan chairs a Manitoba group coordinating a 400000 research program aimed at identifying growth sectors in industry and services to create 40000 jobs by 1970. The effort, directed by E Grose, seeks to boost investment and modernize key sectors, with reports due by February 1963. Government agencies will cooperate fully.
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Ateetoba
Reginald Mestillan
CNR
Prairie
Thefternoon
Remier Duff Roblin
E. Grose
Manitoba Development Authority Department of Industry
Ind
Gurney Evans
Industry and Commerce
Evans
Agencie
Manitoba
Legion Names New Air Force Cadet Committee
The Cana dian Legion branch reconvened after summer recess on sty September Sth and planned fall and winter activities. The popular Friday night bingo will resume soon with details to be announced. A new civilian committee was named with Bob Wilson as chair and members R. G. Smellie, Harry Stanchuk, and President Sid Baker.
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Stussell
The
Canadian Legion
the Legion
Air Cadet
Bob Wilson
R. G.smellie
Harry Stanchuk
Sid Baker
Cool Weather Cools Manitoba Botulism Outbreak
The outbreak of botulism that has killed thousands of ducks and waterfowl on southern Manitoba marshes appears to be waning, according to Hon. C. H. Witney minister of mines and natural resources. Cool fall weather and rains are the best antidote to this form of disease.
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Manitoba
C. H. Witney
Forkton Visitor Wins Russell Tournament at Clear Lake
Approximately fifty golfers took part in the Russell Golf Club event at Clear Lake Monday. Players from Inglis Binscarth St Lazare Birtle McAuley Rossburn Yorkton joined locals for two rounds and a turkey dinner. Doug Manwaring of Linscarth won the championship flight. other winners included Jack Dow Wilton Brown Ewart Mather Lloyd Willett and Len Caney.
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Clear Lake
Russell Golf Club
Inglis
Binscarth
St. Lazare
Birtle
McAuley
Rossburn
Yorktos
Bob Smellie
Flay
Mike Keasehuk
Russell Studios
York
Doug Manwaring
Linscarth
Jack Dow
Wilton
Brown
Ewart Mather
Lloyd Willett
Len
Caney
Advice on Fall Care of Ornamentals In Drought
Advice on fall care of ornamentals urges delaying fall planting of perennials if water is scarce. Soils are extremely dry and plants will not establish without ample moisture, highlighting drought precautions in prairie regions.
What's New Exhibit On Display October 6 14
Manitoba manufacturing showcase opens October 5 14 in Eaton's Donald Annex titled What's New In Manitoba Exhibitors from across the province bring 80 new products. Categories include absolutely new products new products manufactured in Manitoba improved products licensed products and eye catching working models. A judges panel will award merit prizes at 2 30 pm October 6 with tours and Apprentice Day events set for October 10 for students and apprentices.
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Manitoba
Eaton
Donald Annex
Oye
Department of Industry and Commerce
Gurney Evans
Minis Ser
Sprague
Thompson
Vans
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Twa
Silver Beach
Don Bicknell
George Bicknells Yard
Bill Kieper
Wildlife Service
Washington
Rage
Jack Wheatley
Mervyn Dunn
Dick Wheatley
Tom Kieper
Legion Names New Air Force Cadet Committee
Forkton
Glen Steinwalt
Kelly Thom
Allat Wheatley
Miles Sidoryk
Gerry Bicknell
Murray Lapka
Keith Kam
Robin Cusitar
David Shaw
Lori Mather
Donnie Forsythe
Henry Snitynsky
Guy McMurray
Donald Dow
Glen Cusitar
Joyce Boucher
Marlene Javra
Donnie Stewart
Denise Feuillatre
Davey Jones
Jane Thom
Ronnie Whitmer
James Petz
SRADE
Calvin Brown
Wayne Muir
Doug Wishart
Lena Smith
Gloria Peppin
Patty Klimochko
Mervin Magnowski
Patricia Genaille
Sherry Smart
Douglas’ Mackie
Ronnie Christensen
Bob Schwalmback
Jack McLeod
Erma Genaille
Gwendolin Clark
Jean Betke
Joan Ubryniuk
Cameron Genaille
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