Time change leaves few Manitoba towns on daylight time
Several Manitoba towns including Winnipeg Portage la Prairie and Brae stay on daylight saving as mail departures shift an hour earlier from Hassell post office. Brandon via Angusville mails due by 11:00 am and Winnipeg via Binsearth by 4:00 pm until October end.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
Brao
Hassell
Brandon
Angusvile
Binsearth
Council Approves Payment of Grants to Several Bodies
Town Council at last Thursday's session approved grants totaling 1400 dollars for Russell and District Library Salvation Army Russell Agricultural Society Sacred Heart Hospital St John Ambulance and Children's Aid Society. Total accounts including bore work reached 7085.16 with C and C Construction receiving about half. A ratepayers meeting is set for November 29 at 8:00 pm in Council Chambers. First lagoon project must gain Municipal Board approval before readings. Building permits were approved for G W Penilichuk frame dwelling and Donald Munro to move frame building as dwelling addition.
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Russell and District Regional Labeary
Salvation Army
Russell Agricultural ‘Sociey
Sacred Heart Hospittal
St. John Ambulance
G. W. Penilichuk
Donald Munro
Canadian 4 H Delegation Heads to Chicago Congress
Canada’s 4 H movement sends ten members from each province to the 44th National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago from November 28 to December 2. The delegation, financed by International Minerals & Chemical, Esterhazy, Saskatchewan, will join over 1200 award winning 4 H members from across the United States for a program of speakers, discussions, tours, and banquets. The Canadian group will stay an extra day, December for international guests and tours in Illinois.
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Canada
Chicago
United States
International Minerals & Chemical Corporation (Canada) Limited
Esterhagy, Sask
Canadian Council on +H
Cooperative Extension Service
National
4H Service Committee Inc
Ottawa
Toronto
Manitoban artist Belle Busch paints landscapes at Shellmouth
A self taught ex school teacher from Shellmouth Manitoba Belle Busch recently earned concrete proof of her appreciation of the provinces beauty. Premier Duff Roblin saw her work at a Winnipeg Art Gallery event and sponsored this spring. Busch paints outdoors in oils and her landscapes and still lifes hang in homes across Canada and the United States.
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Stest
Manitoba
Belle Busch
Shellmouth
Vanier
Premers
Errick F. Willis
Valley of the Assiniboine
Duff Roblin
Premie
Beble Busch
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Polo Park
Vamiers
United States
Canada
Seek Nominations for Royal Exhibits in Agriculture and Seed
The Pate of Agriculture and Conservation invites livestock breeders and seed producers to nominate candidates for the 1965 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. Letters go to 1964 Royal exhibitors to list potential entrants, with final selections by September 30. Committees judge by type, finish, and conformation, with new federal exhibition classifications reducing beef and dairy classes.
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Pate of Agriculture and Conservation
Secrece Asialists
Royal
Toronto
Martin
Winnipeg
Norquay Building
Silver Creek Receives Good Roads Trophy in Manitoba
Judges awarded Silver Creek the Good Roads Trophy at the Manitoba association dinner in Winnipeg. The municipality won for best road improvements in division B, covering 50 to 100 miles, as part of the association’s yearly competitions across 17,000 miles of maintained roads.
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Manitoba Good Roads Association
Winnipeg
Silver Creek
Silverton Visitors Share News at Jonda Home
Mr Jone Dyck and daughter Marion of McCreary visit Mr and Mrs H Orson Jonda. Mrs Eldon Whitely and children Garis and Ellen of St Catharines Ontario also join the gathering at Jonda residence.
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Jone Dyck
Marion
McCreary
Eldon Whitely
Garis
Ellen
St. Catherines, Ont
H. Orson Jonda
Coulter
October Soil Testing Samples To Farmers
Dr W Ed of the laboratory expects at least 12000 soil samples from farmers this October and November with fertilizer recommendations mailed after detailed analyses. The lab handled 4600 farm samples last season and urges sampling after October 1 for accurate spring fertility indication.
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W. Ed
Tanke
Harvest Home Festival Returns to Silverton UC.W.
Mrs. Coulter visited Virden relatives on Sunday as Mr and Mrs Earle Keating called on their daughter and relatives. The Silverton UC.W. plans its annual Harvest Home Festival on September. Participants look forward to a pleasant shift back to Standard Time.
Lukey Sets Course Record at Russell Nine-Hole
Bert Lukey shot 33 at Russell golf course to unofficially break par on the local nine. Playing with Doug McCaig, he parred seven holes with one bogey and relied on a hot putter to set the mark.
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Russell
Bert Lukey
Doug McCaig
Bertiedred
Last Year's Champ Seeks Repeat At Russell Golf Club
FTANK Ghewin pursues a second straight men's title as Russell Golf Club hosts the meeting with club president Bid Unry unable to compete. Semifinals see Frank over Bruce Ray and Bill over George Laing while the consolation bracket advances slowly with Bill Lawson awaiting Norman Robinson’s winner. First flight features Dick Wheatley vs Cec Sanderson in the final. ladies compete with Bill Lawson facing Sandy Craig for the championship after Mrs. Ross Kieper and Mrs. Wilton Brown reach the first flight final. The ladies plan their annual couples tournament, a two ball foursomes event with tees through 1:00.
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Ftank Ghewin Ae
Russell Golf Club
Heas Club
Nntile
Bruce Ray
Bill
George Laing
Bill Lawson
Norman Robinson
Burke Garnett
Harvey Kearns
Murray Wilson
Dick Wheatley
Cec Sanderson
Jack’ Wilson
Harry Way
Ken Munro- Erle Payne
J. T.jeffers
Jim Burgess
Sandy Craig
Frank Keller
Glen Bruce
Ross Kieper
Wilton Brown
Political Action On The Marquette Front Shoal Lake
Political action focusing on Marquette Front Shoal Lake set for Friday and next Wednesday as nomination conventions approach. NDP silence on candidates, PCs likely to nominate J. N. Mandziuk, Liberals field a candidate with Rudy Usick touring Marquette district.
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Marquette Front Shoal Lake
New Democratic Party
Progressive Conservatives
NDP
J. N. Mandziuk
Pcs
Liberals
Rudy Usick
Campain
Marquette
Immunization Week urged in Manitoba health drive
During National Immunization Week September 19 25 the Manitoba Department of Health urges residents to use immunization services from family doctors or local health units. Immunization protects children against diphtheria whooping cough tetanus and poliomyelitis with boosters through school age and adulthood. Communicable disease remains a concern if any citizen remains unprotected.
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Manitoba Department of Health
Rain and politics cloud harvest talk in town
The column notes heavy rain and approaching snow threaten harvests as septembers pass. It mentions early municipal and school trustee nominations, a 6 October deadline, and October 27 elections if needed, plus daylight time changes causing confusion and a Pelly Trail graduation set for October 2 at Elphinstone.
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Pratt
Freshie
Golden Boy
Brandon
Winnipeg
Pelly Trail
Elphinstone
Romeo Lussier
CNR
J. Z. Jeffers
Lussier
Birtle
RM. of
Clear Lake
Rossburn
Inglis Binscarth
Langenburg
Bittle
Gladstone
Cardinals Win Opener In Provincial Finals
Augusine Cardinais will be hitting for the championship when they meet Pilot Mound in the second game of the Manitoba finals on home Cardinals won the first games at Pilot Mound last Sunday and need one more win for the title. The score was 82 with Brian McCauley the winning pitcher. Barry Wowk Leighton Kachar and Richard Gallant each contributed triples towards the cause, while Jermy Verbenski and Curie Thuchmuch got doubles. To advance to the Manitoba Baseball Association finals the Cardinals defeated Carberry in ET spectator support is looked for on Sunday.
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Augusine Cardinais
Pilot Mound
Manitoba
Cardinals
Brian McCauley
Barry Wowk
Leighton Kachar
Richard Gallant
Jermy Verbenski
Curie
Thuchmuch
Carberry
Parents Urged To See TV Maths For Teachers
Hon. George Johnson invites Manitoba parents to join a teacher training project telecast province wide starting September 11. Canada Broadcasting Corporation collaborates on 25 half hour telecasts to support grades 4 to 6 and 8 to 9. Johnson hopes many parents will join the audience of teachers watching the telecasts.
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George Johnson
Sfanitoba
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Johnson
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