Newspaper association member details in Manitoba banner
The notice lists the ar. banner as a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association. It notes rates payable in advance at $2.50 and realises authorized second class mail by the Post Office department, Ottawa with payment in cash. E. C. Sanderson is editor and publisher.
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Aas
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Post Office Department
Ottawa
E. C. Sanderson
Russell town notices Aug 1908 to Aug 1964 roundup
A compact chronology notes McMillans finishing grading on the CNR main line and moving gear to Rossburn in 1908, garden damage from a 1914 storm, Russell School staff listings for 1914, and a 1926 Winnipeg fair backing. It lists 1944 military enlistment and weather damages, 1964 baseball tournament results, a vacation trip draw, a coast dance, temperance talk, and Minniska Women’s Institute discussions.
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McMillans
CNR
Rossburn
Silverton
Russell School
D. S. Tod
W. W.ls Jenkins
Thompson
N McKay
Hamilton
Clee
Jackson
Russell
D. McLeod
Temperance
Minniska Wis
Fabric choice for windows stresses sun exposure and care
Patricia McAulty explains that fabric durability and maintenance now outrank color in window treatments. Sunlight exposure dictates life expectancy, with heavy exposure defined as four hours daily. Labels show fiber content, but sun-fast guarantees are rare, urging careful selection.
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Patricia McAulty
Onalee Rudd
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation
Rural Scene Highlights Fraser Valley Farmstead Care
A busload of 38 visitors notes Fraser Valley farms with pristine homes, tidy yards, and blooming shrubs. Fruit growers report heavy rainfall this year, with raspberries and cherries fetching 15 to 17 cents per pound while pickers earn five cents. Peas beans and oats also grown. fall seeding advised from mid August to early September using fall rye as an option.
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Fraser Valley
Bathurst mine eyeing 3000 ton daily output this summer
A maritime mining project, Brunswick Mines in Bathurst New Brunswick, with CN backing a 15 mile spur, aims to produce 3000 tons of ore daily this summer and expand to 4500 tons daily by fall as it taps northern New Brunswick's mineral wealth. The operation will move lead and zinc concentrate via conveyors to stockpiles and onto overseas markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Canada
Bathurst
Brunswick Mining and Smelting Corporation
Alle
D. V. Lacombe
Moncton
Maritimes
Dalhousie I
Canadian National Railways
Brunswick Mines
Seagoing Regulations Tighten Up On Small Craft Licences
Federal Transport Department issues new rules under Safely Afloat for small boats 10 horsepower or more and up to 20 registered tons. Officers may enforce, licence before operation, penalties up to 100 dollars for noncompliance. Licence required on boats under 30 horsepower. boats over 20 tons register with Shipping Registrar Ottawa. Safety gear mandated includes life jackets, oars, bailer, fire extinguisher, with extra items recommended.
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Department of ‘Transport, Marine Regulations
Uis
Registrar of Shipping
Department of Transport
Ottawa
Customs | Indexcise Office
Department of
What’s New At The Library Reading by Dr Roma Gans
A detailed study of reading instruction argues for a child centered program from preschool to elementary years. The author portrays classroom realities with a humane approach, addressing teachers and supervisors while urging sensitivity to individual learners.
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Roma Gans
Gans
Ty Man
Clarence Kelland
Tommy Cuyler
Bob Downey
Downey
Mr. Kelland
Tommy
Safety tips for boating shared with readers
Readers are invited to send comments to Safety Committee Chairman Joe K. Raison at Box 50, Rivers Camp, Man, about artificial respiration and safe boating practices. The notice requests forward guidance and suggestions to improve watercraft safety.
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Joe K. Raison
Box
Rivers Camp
Man
Of Many Things by Ambrose Hills MOTIVATION
A retired farmer helps a school drop-out with motivation. He converts idle time into personal change by encouraging daily grooming, fitness, and self-improvement. The boy later becomes a leading local merchant, aided by early work habits and a self-starting mindset.
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Ambrose
Hills
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Vypewater
Paul Halwas
Spotless Dry Cleaners
Russell, Man
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Alvie Thompson
Tor Upto
John Heeney
Carling Breweries (Manitoba) Limited
Alvie
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Wilf Homennik
Bill Wright
Manitoba
Carling
Detroit
Seals Bulletin
Rene Ae
M. F. Siwak
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Fouillard Lumber & Supplies Ltd
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Imperial Oil
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