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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 17, 1961

Page

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Canvasback and Redhead Duck Conservation Appeal

Walter Dinsdale urged prairie and western Ontario fishing clubs to curb canvasback and redhead hunting amid drought harming North American waterfowl. Pamphlets and TV spots will educate hunters. one “mistake bird” rule allowed. Durable safety notes from Manitoba health and agriculture warn of farm accidents and the need for constant caution to prevent injuries and fatalities.

Walter Dinsdale Fish and Game[ Club Prairie 1 Ontario Ansiowa Manitoba Department of Health and Public Welfare Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation Manitoba

Nothing Startling At Council Session Routine Business

Regular council meeting last Thursday evening had full attendance. Accounts for payment totaling 870129 were approved, about 7700 charged to waterworks for new construction. Finances urged restraint, focusing development in southeast town. fourth building permit granted for Carl Mantie’s frame house valued at 10000. Town office use approved for a Fire School in Russell, August 29 30 31, sponsored by Manitoba Civil Defence and Fire Commissioner for volunteers and wardens.

Carl Mantie Russell Manitoba Civil Defence and Fire Commissioner

Diploma Course For Young Farmers Enroll At Manitoba

Prospective farmers are urged to enroll in the Diploma Course in Agriculture at the University of Manitoba directed by Professor E H Lange. The 12 month program runs over two winters from October to April with emphasis on farm management marketing and leadership. Scholarships bursaries up to 1200 are available, contingent on need and return to farming in Manitoba after graduation.

University of Manitoba E H. Lange Lange Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation Manitoba Minister of Agriculture and Conservation Legislative Building Winnipeg

Marchwell Rink Destroyed by Fire

Fire of unknown origin gutted the Marchwell rink yesterday afternoon. Eyewitnesses said the blaze spread quickly and the structure was razed within minutes.

Marchwell

Special Services To Mark Golden Jubilee at Trinity Evangelical

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church of Inglis marks its fiftieth anniversary with services at 10 30 a m and 3 p m on Sunday August 20 Rev Carl Wyppich of Golden New York the second pastor will preach English and Polish in the forenoon and Rev Meichsner of Wornaway Sask will preach English in the afternoon Dinner will be served by the ladies of the congregation

Story Trinity Evangelical Lacian Church Inglis Carl Wyppich Golden New York USA Meichsner Wornaway Sask Wyppich

Straw Surplus Noted Across Manitoba Livestock Areas

Manitoba agriculture specialists report straw is available in surplus in several regions including Boissevain Killarney Toulon and Morris. Wheat straw in fields is selling around 10 cents a bale while barley and oats straw in skid piles fetch about 15 cents each. Livestock producers should arrange pickups with local farmers or agricultural representatives to reduce hauling costs.

Manitoba Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation Boissevain Killarney Toulon Morris Skidpiles

Facts on Canada in Pocket Encyclopedia update

The 17th edition of Quick Canadian Facts answers common questions about births, population, and politics in Canada. It notes male births exceed female by 1,047 to 1,067 per 1,000, fewer than half a horse remains, 50 cities exceed 25,000 people, and the East has won the Grey Cup nine times versus six for the West in the past 15 years.

Canada Quick Canadian Facts Nature East West Toronto Edmonton

Therapist Van To Visit Russell At Sacred Heart Hospital

An occupational therapist from the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society will tour Russell at Sacred Heart Hospital on Wednesday August 23. The van offers Manitoba disabled residents home visits and in home assessments to help regain independence under a joint Federal-Provincial grant on doctor’s request.

Iwuue Russell Sacred Heart Hospital Manitoba Miss Munro Arthritis and Rheumatism Society

Life Memberships To Newspapermen Honored In Canada

Edward Jordon Quick of Weyburn John Martin of Toronto and G Cecil Day of Liverpool received life memberships in the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association at the 42nd annual meeting in Halifax. Quick retired after leading Weyburn Review. Martin long served Massey Harris publications and wartime info duties. Day former president of the CWNA and owner of the Liverpool Advance.

Ree Canadian Newspapersnen Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Edward Jordon Quick Weyburn Saskatchewan John Martin Toronto George Cecil Day Liverpool Nova Scotia C.W.N Halifax Canada Day Liverpool Advance National Association Saskachewan Marts Masseyy Harris Massey-Harris Association of Canadian Advertisers Advertising and Sales Club of Ottawa Information Board Martin G. Cecil Day Advance Charlottetown

Harvests, golf, camps and a dam debate in Russell area

Farmers report good yields despite heat with a wheat average of 18 bushels per acre near town, north and east areas faring better. John Schwalm breaks leg at bingo game, David Patterson loses fish gear to Burke Garnett. Civic Holiday golf results note Russell winners with 106 entrants. Russell Air Cadets depart for summer camp in Quebec. Schools reopen Sept 5. Local police mention haymakers in The Pas. Community urges Assiniboine dam at Russell site over Shellmouth for water, irrigation, and cheaper routes. critics claim engineers favor Shellmouth despite higher costs.

Acre John Schwalm Strathlair Sacred Heart Hospital Burke Garnett David Patterson Inglis Madge Lake Burke David Birtle Russell George Laing Don Sanderson L. McKay Carberry Russell Squadron Air Force Cadets Jack Thom St. Jean Quebec Assiniboine Shellmouth CNR Saskatchewan Shellsmouth Shell Rivers

New Publisher Named For Lucky Lake Weekly

The August 10 issue announces Dick Zwicker as Publisher and editor of Lucky Lake Sask Weekly Broadcast. Zwicker, son of Rev W G Zwicker, brings printing trade experience from Kindersley and Athabaska. The writing urges positive leadership, clear agenda, and efficient meeting management as essential to governance and group action.

the Lucky Lake Sask Dick Zwicker W. G. Zwicker Russell Athabaska Alta Kindersley

New Stories at the Library Pair Rail Frontier Tale and Buchanan Biography

Young Lyn Bishop leaves civilization for life along the Hudson Bay Railway at Red Fox Trading Post, facing primitive living and tangled loyalties with Johnny Kemp Pauline Marie and Don Bishop amid 1200 miles of forest. The Prairie Editor reviews Frank C. Steele’s Buchanan of Lethbridge, chronicling William Asbury Buchanan’s rise from editor to Senator and his push for press freedom and Western development.

Ry Dan Shipley Lyn Bishop Manitoba Don Bishop Hudson Bay Lyn Red Fox Trading Post Johnny Kemp Pauline Johnny Marie Gus Swenson Don Atic Winnipeg the Life and Times Buchanan Lethbridge Frank C. Steele Ontario William Asbury Buchanan Alberta Frank Steele Gatien Peerays Canada

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lake Winnipeg Manitoba Fisheries Branch Wesley Johnson Federal Department of Fisheries Industrial Development Service Prairies North America Canadian Wildlife Service RCM Hudson's Bay Company Indian Affairs The Pocket Encyclopedia Pas Royal Bank of Canada
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