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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
2
Fragmentary notice from a Russell newspaper page mentions grazing, payments, and an east location with unclear details. The readable words reference a price or value and a schedule, but specifics, dates, and names are not clear enough to identify entities or actions.
The clipping records various brief items: W. Thom resigns after twelve years as bookkeeper for Smellie Bros. Ltd to focus on lumber and complement business. a local church service notes the Order of Sunday anniversary and Rev. H Feir sermon on The Good Samaritan with choir music and B Sparrow solo. R. H. Keay of Asessippi named Russell constituency registration clerk. farming activity noted as plowing and seeding to end of week.
The library notes a 1940 45 profile of General Alexander of Tunis edited by John North. Writings praise his desert leadership for the Allied push in North Africa and planning for Sicily and Italy, shaping early amphibious campaigns and the battle of Alamein.
The devotion emphasizes Christ's willingness to leave heaven and die on the cross for redemption. It urges humility, following the Savior's example, and yielding gratitude for His sacrifice.
Education minister Stew art E McLean outlined a bill in the Legislature to provide operating grants to all five University of Manitoba affiliated colleges. Payments would be from the School Lands fund with Bran dson college receiving a fixed annual sum of 22,500 dollars under the McKenzie agreement, alongside grants to other colleges based on a national production comparison.
A political editorial urges all parties to act with restraint and cooperate. It argues voters want stable parliament and nonpartisan governance, warning the Progressive Conservatives to govern with common sense and avoid recriminations after the election.
Col. Stevens, author of a two volume history of Canada's railways, recounts decades of research from the Champlain and St. Lawrence line to the CN system. He plans a third volume and has indexed ten million words while admitting he may abandon work if too close to the period. He rewrites daily, often producing thousands of words, then discards them.
Doroth y writes about a celebrated Canadian born in Tatamagouche who studied at Okanagan College and the University of Alberta. The subject served with the Princess Patricia Light Infantry and as Indian Army Public Relations Liaison Officer in North Africa, Burma, and Italy, later becoming a Canadian Trade Commissioner in multiple countries. He authored The Incomplete Canadian and is praised for his spoof and enchantment, though he cautions Canadians to laugh at their heritage.
Public utilities minister Sterling Lyon QC announced in the House that 1964 licence plates will be issued. The semi permanent plates will feature black numerals and letters on a yellow background with raised black buffalo imagery, reversing the color of current plates.
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