Community notices and events in Russell area bulletin
The group still accepts new members with enquiries to Lloyd Cavers or directors. Enrolment numbers show 383 collegiate, 489 elementary, 47 kindergarten. total around 2,? Reports from Sugar Bowl Carman show mixed results for local competitors. Thirty Russell Golf Club members held fall outing at Gilbert Plains. low score to Lorne Robinson. Bea Craig and others placed in Neepawa ladies tourney. Binscorth Orioles won provincial B finals. Radio TV features planned for Mrs. Eelen Bryk on Manitoba School of Retardates open house. Fire prevention week highlights escape plans. Mayor Burgess and two councillors’ terms expiring. John Diefenbaker birthday events postponed with date to be announced.
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Lloyd Cavers
Kilimnick
Russell Schools
Ross Graham
Don Thompson
Frank Aiement
Lorne Robinson
Carman
Shilo
Russell Golf Club
Gilbert Plains
Wally Jackson
Bill Stasiuk
Bea Craig
Joan Rowat
Helen Haney
Bird
Neepawa Ladies
Bea Brough
Binscorth Orioles
Thompson
Eelen Bryk
Bruce Shaw
Manitoba School of Retardates
Portage la Prairie
T.V
Ellen
CKX
Ckx-T.v
Ckss-Tv
Burgess
Doug McCaig
Murray Wilson
Peli Ace Ohie Nae
John Diefenbaker
Trojans Gear Up To Defend Saskatchewan League Title
The Major Pratt Trojans, two time defending champions, prepare for another season under Coaches Montgomery and Fowler. Returning veterans include Gallant, Robert, Kalyniuk, Stewart, McLeod, Dow, McMurray, Bicknell, Thom, Matheson, and Genaille with newcomers Henshel Jackson Magnowski showing promise. Season opens Monday Sept 20 at home vs Langenburg with a Russell schedule through late October. Public urged to attend home games for entertainment value.
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Pratt Trojan Footall
Tro*jans
Montgomery
Fowler
Manitoba
James Gallant
Bob Robert
Ken Kalyniuk
Bruce Stewart
Pete McLeod
Don Dow
Guy McMurray
Gerry Bicknell
Jim ‘Thom
Gavin Matheson
Nelson Genaille
Gary Henshel
Ron Jackson
Tom Magnowski
Interior
Trojans
Langenburg
Freshieday
Trojan
Russell
Arthritis Dilemma and Society’s Canadian Effort
The Canadian Arthritis Society advances in rheumatology with more rheumatologists units and mobile clinics. Manitoba division offers free visiting therapy and consulting rheumatologists to rural patients. Fundraising drives by Kinettes and CGIT members run September events to support the program.
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Canadian Arthritis Society
Canada
Manitoba
Socety
Wise Couple Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George E Wise of North Vancouver B C marked their 60th wedding anniversary with a Rose Garden New Westminster reception for 45 guests. Er nest Wise of Thunder Bay served as master of ceremonies and Clarence Williamson of Fort Frances offered a toast.
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George E. Wise
North Vancouver
B.C
Rose Garden
New Westmminster
Ernest Wise
Thunder Bataro
Clarence W. Williamson
Fort Frances
Ontario
Frank McBain
John McBain
Jerry McKay
Rhoda
Thunder Bay
Jim Stacley Bernice
Los Angeles
John
Edith) Simpson
Ottawa
Winnipeg
George Wise
Clandeboye
Manitoba
Shellmouth
Street Lighting Revised In New Development
The Russell Town Council met September 9 with all councillors and Mayor Burgess present. They paid 18 193.08 in accounts, including 15 000 to the Public Schools Finance Board as part of a foundation grant. Manitoba Hydro was authorized to complete the street lighting project. A building permit was issued to Leslie L Langford for a frame addition to a dwelling. The next meeting is Tuesday September 21 to attend the Urban convention at Brandon.
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Russell
Burgess
Public Schools Finance Board
Manitoba 1 Hydro
Leslie L. Langford
Binscarth Orioles Win Provincial Senior B Final
The Binscarth Orioles defeated the Thompson Reds 7 0 after an 8 0 first game to capture the Provincial Senior B standings. Pitcher Garth Neville earned his nineteenth win with 14 strikeouts as Reg Parton hit his first home run at the Orioles’ park. The Orioles advance to meet Angusville Cardinals in the North West League playoff final.
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Binscarth Orioles
Thompson Reds
Orioles
Waskada
Treesbank
Neepawa Cubs
Thompson
Bob Chuchmuch
Angusville Cardinals
Reds
Dennis Bulin
Ron Fallon
Garth Neville
Binscorth
Thompson “Reds
Neville
Thomson
Ken Lawrey
Gary Holstrom
Reg. Parton
Oriole
Binscorth Orioles
Manitoba Training School Open House Marks Sixth Annual Event
The Manitoba Training School in Portage la Prairie invites the public to an open house on Sunday, September 26, showcasing training programs, tours of all units, and displays of residents work. Two new cottages will be officially opened with Premier Ed Schreyer as a special guest during the afternoon.
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Manitoba Training School
3Rd Street
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
Ed. Schreyer
Bill Martin Named New School Coordinator
Bill Martin arrived September 8 to fill the Community Schools Coordinator post in the Pelly Trail School Division. He succeeds Joe Laxdal who moved to Winnipeg as an extension specialist. Martin, from Saskatchewan, earned a BBA in 1969 and completed EdM coursework this summer. His wife Laweaine, a social worker from Thunder Bay, will stay in Saskatoon until housing is ready. The new program begun by Laxdal will be continued and expanded into 1971-72.
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Bill Martin
Pelly ‘Trail
Martin
Joe Laxdal
Winnipeg
Laxdal
Rails
Saskatchewan
University of Saskatchewan
Laweaine Martin
Garton
Thunder Bay
Ontario
Public Schools
Saskatoon
Martins A Fe
Police Report Of Various Driving And Liquor Offenses
Careless driving citations list Wesley Ralph Grassinger Shellmouth with license suspension two months and 79 total. Exceeding speed limits include Grassinger and Terry Zentner with fines 23 and 316 dollars respectively plus costs. Supplying liquor to minors names John Wayne Brandon Rossum with 129 total. Several cases of failing to stop, breaching peace, illegal possession of liquor, and animal cruelty cited for Gerald Perreault Ronald Te Clair Joseph Fidler. Vehicle damage and unauthorized taking involve Lorne Edward Jessop with fines 200 dollars and vehicle impoundment three months. Driving while suspended includes Peter Philbert Fair Dauphin with fine 150 and impound plus others: Alphose Chartier St Lazare 150 and 400 costs, Marvin Topolinski Russell 200 with costs 4.
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Wesley Ralph Grassinger
Shellmouth
Bruce Alexander Elder
Roblin
Nesley Ralph Grassinger
Terry Zentner
Russell
Joseph Rutar
John Wayne Brandon
Rossum
Gerald Perreault
St. Lazare
Ronald Joseph Te Clair
Joseph Donald Fidler
St Lazare
Peter Philbert Fair
Dauphin
Vehcle
Alphone Chartier
Mervin
Topolinski
Ten Million Redevelopment Plan For Churchill Townsite
A ten million dollar redevelopment program announced for Churchill plans a health and social development centre. The centre will coordinate services, employ locally where possible, and operate under a government board with user representation. It will provide medical, social, and housing services, plus on site training and education opportunities.
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For
Churchill
Earth and Social Development
Renee Toupin
Toupins
Northern Medical Unit
The
University of Manitoba Medical
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Kinettes
CGIT
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FW. Coward
Lorne Edward Jessop
Lai’ Development
Toupin
Churchill Health and Social Development
Dene Village
Keewatin
Keewatin Territorial Council
Akudlik
Fort Churchill
University of Manitoba
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