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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
8
The 1965 Pontiac line features a larger windshield, sweeping new roofline, and wider wheel tracks. Perimeter frame with torquet box, full coil suspension, and wider tires boost roadability. Engines include 140hp AstroSix and multiple VB options, with new seating, instruments, and 17 exterior colors plus sport top choices.
F A Skinner president announces a new national curling championship for senior players aged 85 and over at the governing body. The event marks a milestone in senior sports competition and aims to showcase older athletes in curling at a national level.
The notice invites girls aged 10 or older to join or form 4H clubs focused on sewing cooking home design and crafts. It urges adults to volunteer as leaders and outlines objectives regulations and projects including five units per age group and the goal of developing leadership character and homemaking skills.
More than 500 dancers from Western Canada and the United States are expected at the Port Garry Hotel in Winnipeg for a two day festival starting October 23. The event features round dancing with callers including Earle Park, Ken Martin, Thord Taobel Spez, and workshop chairperson for the Manitoba Square Dance Federation.
Manitoba Telephone System introduces punched payment cards for 93 000 vocal area customers starting in October. The new cards enable automated processing of customer accounts and faster accurate billing through the system's electronic computers.
The Dominion Curling Association championship continues with a focus on players aged 55 or older by January 1 each year. Rinks from each province, including two from Ontario, will compete in the national final.
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