Younger Executive Takes Over Hockey
Russell Intermediate Hockey lab reorganized last Friday with a new executive named. Eighteen enthusiasts attended in Wilson air and supported building a strong team for the coming season. Officers include President Elmer Smith and secretary-treasurer Jack Dow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Russell Intermediate
Wilson Air
Joe Rutar
Logie Smellie
Wed” von Bargen
Bill McNaughton
Jack Dow
Delbert Deschamps
Len ‘Loney
Lorne Davidson
el Roar Smith
Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association
Young People Rally at Knox United Church
A Hi Y P A rally for youths 16 and over is set at Knox United Church on Saturday September 26. Registration at 25 cents begins 9:30 a.m. with lectures and discussions in the morning and again at 2 p.m. Lunch is shared, tea provided, and an evening program with a social is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox United
Knox United Church
Regional Library Note Approved by R M Council
R M Council approves a petition from the Women's Institute to establish a regional library with the Town of Russell. By laws fix voting day for municipal election on Friday October 18 from 9 am to 5 pm at Ward 1 Odd Fellows Hall Binscarth and Ward 2 Tag-ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Women’s Institute
Rus Sell
Oddfellows
Binscarth
Millwood Hill
Council
Court of Revision of
Silverton Community Notices and Local Gatherings
In Silverton the weekend included visits among local families and plans for upcoming events. A P.A. Rally in Russell on September 28, 1967 is noted along with WA rallies in Strathclair and a Sunday School promotion service on September 20. Albert Berney’s steam engine hobby featured at Gordon Ferguson’s with a 40 inch Case steamer, linking to the Threshers Reunion, while Women Missionary Society Harvest Festival is set for September 37 at 6 pm with Dr. Clarke as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stasiuk
Albert Berney
Gordon Mandel
Vic Ferguson
Clift Adolphe
Matt ‘Chuchmuch
Gordon
Ferguson
Spike Pitcher
Ronnie Ferguson
Larry Chuchmuch
Bill Chittick
Charlie Russell
Russell
Anars
W. J. Andrews
Garnet Andrews
Elkhorn
Avice Hammond
Foxwarren
R. Pritchard
Howard Hazlehurst
Binscarth
R. Hazlehurst
Bruce Evans
D. Evans
Jim Silver
Jac
Ap Moe
Marvey
Ryde
Swan Lake
P.A
A. Woitte
Winnipeg
United College
Jim Cochrane
W. M. Cochrane
Laycock
Earle Keating
N. A. Robertson
E. H. Cochrane
W.M. Cochrane
Strathclair
H. Dodd
Manitoba
K. Rose
Toronto
Dominion Counsel
Art Woitte
Ros Coulter
Birtle
Women's Missionary Society
Silverton Hall
W. Clarke
P.C.T.C
T. W. Ebbern
W. A. Keating
Albert
Gordon Ferguson
3. W. Currie
Y. Hyra
Mr. Dunn
Mr. Berney
Threshers
Local Visits and Family News From Birtle Area
Craigie Mr and Mrs Shaw of Birtle visited Mr and Mrs J Spencer on Sunday. Mr and Mrs D McKinnon with Brian and Emily went to Brandon to see Emily enter Brandon Normal College. They stopped at Rapid City to visit A McKinnon and family. Aleta Cusitar returned Sept 18 from Minneapolis after a Winnipeg visit. Aleta Wilma Cusitar Bob Schepp and Georgina Mintenko went to Brandon Sept 21 for a day trip. The M Stevens family were surprised to find twins on a heifer last Saturday and noted the extra calf is fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brykoff
Winnipeg
Aleta Cusitar
Wilma Cusitar
Bob Schepp
Georgina Mintenko
Brandon
M. Stevens
Torbes’ Beck
Record Attendance At H. S. Meet The Teacher
Russell Home and School Association held its first meeting of the new term on Tuesday September 24 at the Collegiate Institute. Attendance reached 81 a record for the organization. Mrs Jay Billingsley introduced the teachers then parents discussed their children and problems with teachers in the classrooms. The business session urged better use of the library sponsored by the association open Fridays 4 to 5 and 7 30 to 8 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Home and School Association
Collegiate Institute
Jay Billingsley
The
Home & School Association
WJ Takes Over As 4H Sewing Club Sponsors
The first fall meeting at the home of Mrs. Gillespie heard 18 members and five visitors. Officers reported, bills approved, and WI sponsorship approved for the girls 4H Sewing Club. Film Council reports, library volunteer times, and civic involvement urged. Members viewed films from Cypress Gardens Florida and trips to Texas New Orleans and Manitoba lakes. A luncheon followed and the meeting closed with a benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
W.L
Cypress Gardens
Florida
Save The Children Fund Speaker At Elks Hall
Mrs. Kenneth Knox of Toronto, general secretary for the Canadian Save the Children Fund, speaks at 8 tonight in the Elks hall. She will outline fund disbursement and note that at least a third of donations are spent in Canada, with films on projects. All welcome, no admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Knox
Toronto
Save the Children Fund
Elks’ Hall
Knox
Save the Children Society
Canada
Millwood 4H-Bluebird Club Reorganizes for Second Year
The Millwood 4H-Bluebird Clothing Club held its first business meeting after reorganizing on Thursday September 19. Secretary Joyce Wondrasek presided with President Jean McKinnon and Vice President Fay Wondrasek guiding the session as the girls begin their second year in the sewing club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood Club
Millwood
Bluebird Clothing Club
Joyce Wondrasek
Presient
Jean McKinnon
Fay Wondrasek
Rev Nelson Smiff Re Visits Christ Church Harvest Service
The Harvest Thanksgiving service at Christ Church drew a large congregation led by Rev Nelson Smith rector of Christ Church Winni peg and former rector of Christ Church Russell. He returned after 31 years and praised Vestry and congregation progress. Refreshments followed in the basement hosted by the Afternoon Women's Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lange
Christ Church
Nelson Smith
Winnieg
Christ Church, Russell
Smith
Heather Houlton
Russell
H.R. Dicketts
Fev
Imuta
Rink Board Approves Waterworks Installation
Memorial rink waterworks installation bids from two local firms were invited after a Monday rink board meeting. The committee's layout was approved and work is expected to be completed for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rink Board
Memorial
Induction Service for Knox United Welcomes Rev G W Tindale
Knox United held the induction service for their new minister Rev G W Tindale Monday evening in the church auditorium followed by a social hour. Rev Miss M Miller Rev W Whitter and Mr Ferguson led the service with church representatives C E Whitmer and W H Dunn in attendance. A large turnout of members and adherents attended. On Sunday the annual laymen's service with AOTS participation featured sermon by A G Smellie and scripture read by Gary Dimond. Rev Tindale led Inglis field services that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Tindale
Knox United
G. W. Tindale
Miss M. Miller
Foxwarren
W. Whitter
Birtle
Ferguson
Rossourn United Church
C. E. Whitmer
W. H. Dunn
Knoxt United
A.o.ts
A. G. Smellie
Gary Dimond
Rev. Tindale
Inglis
Visitors and church notes highlight Shellmouth week
Shellmouth saw visits from Fort Francis Ontario residents Mr and Mrs Freddie Hilbert and Calgary couple Mr and Mrs Gordon Burroughs. Strathclair’s Mrs J McLennan visited relatives while Rev Tindale of Russell officiated at United Church communion. Five young people joined the church: Mrs R Davidson Bob Haas Jimmy Petz Anne Langford Shirley Rist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Hilbert
Fort Francis
Ont
Shellmouth
Gordon Burroughs
Calgary
J. McLennan
Strathclair
United Church
Tindale
Russell
R. Davidson
Bob Haas
Jimmy Petz
Anne Langford
Shirley Rist
Birth of Carl Wayne Palmeriuk in Rochedale
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs John Palmeriuk on the birth of their son Carl Wayne a healthy new brother for Larry. A community note records Miss Jean Cameron and Norman Angst visiting Dough Swateekees while John Craig of the Game and Fish Association reports a ten pound pickerel caught north of Dropmore Bridge in the Assiniboine River. The annual picnic treasurer Mable Craig presents a report showing receipts 155.97 and expenses 120.40 with a 35.57 profit at Mrs Jack McLeod’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Palmeriuk
Carl Wayne
Larry
George Choropita
Jean Cameron
Norman Angst
Swateekees
Ben Cameron
John Craig
Game ' & Fish Association
Dropmore Bridge
Assiniboine River
Mable Craig
Booth
Jack McLeod
Regional library talks and local notices fill town page
Prospects for a regional library look solid with a Home and School Association loan program offering 150 books at Russell Collegiate. The library hours are Friday 4 to 5 pm and 7 80 to 8 30 pm, open to all. Also reports on Main Street sidewalk extensions, apple day, and upcoming meetings in Elks hall and town ratepayers gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehorts
Home & School Association
Russell Collegiate
Noise muffler rules and car sound limits stated
The article cites statute 31 UW on motor vehicle mufflers kept in good working order and in constant operation. It bans attaching improvised devices for operation from any seat and prohibits unnecessary noise from bells horns or signalling devices and from exhaust modifications. It also mentions a meeting with a Lord's Prayer roll call and a bake sale and adjournment with a lunch.
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Hockey
R.M. Council
Silverton
Kieth McComb
C. McFarlane
Alwyn Coulter
CNB
Ev. Cochrane
Moffatt
Dyde
Joe Dunn
Earle
Keating
Craigie
W.J
Nelson Smiff
Rochedale
Mys
Main Street
Memorial Hall
Clement
Central Motors
Russell Studios
Bill Storey
Jim Zitaruk
Matt’ Sabeski
Elks
Save the Children
Langford
Woody
Peg Langford
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