The Russell Banner Publication Details and Rates
The Russell Banner is published Thursdays at its Main Street office Russell Manitoba. Subscription rates in advance are 3.50 yearly within the trading area 4.00 outside district and 4.50 per year outside Canada. Authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department Ottawa for postage payment."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Banner
Russel Manitone
Canadian
We Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly
Associa 4
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Chronicles of Russell School and area milestones across decades
A historical column traces key local developments from 1908 to 1958 and beyond. It notes construction in Dr. Rogers building for Mr. A R Tingley, new telephone subscribers in Silver Creek, a groundbreaking garage on Main and Airey Streets, the Russell exchange project by Snyder Bros, school openings with Chas Langford in Inglis, and Royal Bank stenography hire in Souris. It also mentions a 1958 water test near town and staff changes at Russell School as part of a broader community recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Roger
A. R. Tingley
Silver Creek
W. Crerar
John Hammond
Peter Hyde
T Keating
Richard Keating
S. G. Keating
John E. Keating
W. H. Lang
Wm. McFarlane
G.L. McFarlane
John McIntosh
Walter McKay
J. A. McDonald
D.C. Stewart
J. M. Stewart
J. Whiteman
C. D. Sparrow
Main
Airey Streets
Synder Bros
Portage la Prairie
Russell
Inglis
Chas. Langford
Shellmouth
R. Sargent
C. McLennan
Denver
Col
Const
Ramsay
Nicka
Spencers Visit and August Meeting of Craigie Cheeriog Club
Ongoing community notes describe a Sunday visit to Oak Glen by the Spencers siblings, followed by the Craigie Cheeriog Club August gathering at Doris Barber's home. Kay Valley won the first draw as Dorby Shaw hosted the event, with six members and two visitors present. The September meeting is planned for September 10 at Edith McKinnon’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Glen
Sters
Spencers
Craigie Cheeriog Club
Doris Barber
Dorby Shaw
Kay Valley
Edith McKinnon
D. McKinnon
Jim Wondrasek
Angussville Community Notes On Health Travel and Visits
Well wishes go to Mrs John Rak after surgery at Winnip eg Hospital. Several residents traveled between Manitoba and Ontario for visits and weddings. Families from Winnipeg Russell Gimli Selkirk Portage la Prairie attended gatherings and weddings at Shoal Lake and with Katchen, Klym, and Sidoryk relatives. A weekend of travel included summer school plans in Saskatoon and water skiing at Dorothy Lake with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rak
Winnipeg
Lawrence Parabec
Toronto
Ont
Adam Klym
Mike Klym
Lukaschuk-Woreck
Shoal Lake
Peter Sidoryk
Harry Stanchuk
Russell
Thompson
Man
Morris Pawluk
Ernie Choptuik
Bill Katchen
Katchen
Ricky
Mike Sirnick
Angela
Gimli
Paquette
Mike Katchen
Saskatoon
Sirnick
Simnick
Saskatchewan
Wallace Keating
Selkirk
Goldie Forrest
Moose Jaw
Calgary
Salmon Arm
Pen- Nietom
Bill Ritchie
Ena
Portage la Pray
Nd Terry
Jack Kostuik
Richard] Scantlebury
Birtle
Bill Dorvks
Mike Klyment
Mike
Adam Kiym
Dorothy Lake
Rowland Deshotel
Harry Kiym
Weekend visitors and local gatherings in Russell area
A long list of weekend visitors and neighborhood gatherings around Russell Manitoba and surrounding districts is recorded. Names include McDowell, Dunn, Donoghue, Acton, Scott, Stewart, Klimack, Hackman, Nichol, Hyra, Rodek, Armstrong, Ziprick, and Bennett among others. Visits span from Mount Vernon Iowa to Roacanville Sask and Winnipeg with silvers beach outings and cattle movements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McDowell
Mount Vernon
Aho
USA
Watt
Dunn
Dunn's
Sam Donoghue
Flin Flon
Lloyd Acton
Rooanville
Sask
Ellen
Craig Scott
Ninga
Stewart Boys
Bob Stewarts
Andy Stewart
Duncan
Mary
Dauphin
Norman Stewart
Endcliffe
Glen Williams
Winnipeg
Manitoba Hereford Association
Silver Beach
Angela Klimack
Debbie Hackman
Brent Stewart
Glen McLeod
Lloyd Hackman
Oak
Take
Man
Harvey Hackman
Beaver Lodge
Alta
Tennant
Dave Nichol
Brandon
Joe Dunns
Don Edwards
Sugar and Spice Fac T MTT Quiet media critique on strikes
A writer contemplates a prolonged transport and communications strike and its effects. They argue that halting mass media could yield peace and focus on real life, noting the elderly and young would suffer least, while mass advertising and constant news erode the soul. The piece promotes reduced media reliance and quieter life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hillbillies
Realife
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che
International Water and Supply Ltd
Osa Cuca
J. J. Cross
Virden Auction Mart
Virden
Angusville
Minniska
Brenda Rodek
Argusville
Dan Hyra
Ted Armstrongs
Howard Armstrongs
Inais
Vern Dunn
Owenay
Lindaw, Sask
Anternea
Stanley Robeck
Haney
Bic
Mike Hyra
Los Angeles
Calif
Dan Hyras
Nelson Hackman
Trail
B.C
Albert Hughes
John Ziprick
Hackman
George
Hiller
Harvey Hack
Frank Hyra
D. Hyra
D. McLeod
Siler Beach
Morley Mitchell
Killarney
Vern Dunns
L. Kieper
George McLeod
Joe Dunn
Vern
Ronnie Saceman
Osk Lake
Harvey Hackmans
Robert Bernard
Edmonton
Vern Duns
Strathclair
Prairie
Sam Dongghue
Rocanville
Mt. Vernon
Towa
Conrad Duncan
Watson Dunn
T. W. Bailey
Vera
Percy Allan Bryce
Len
Texaco
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Manitoba Vocational Centre
Victoria Avenue
Manitoba
Portage Avenue
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