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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 23, 1951
Page
3
A periodical urging barley farmers to control weeds, persistently and in season, to obtain clean seed. It advertises the Barley Improvement Institute at 206 Grain Exchange Building Winnipeg and notes this as the tenth in a series of advertisements.
In Inglis and surrounding areas last week residents hosted visitors and attended events. A. L. McKay and families toured Mafeking Manitoba to see relatives while Mrs McKay and children stayed in Gilbert Plains visiting kin. The Inglis school reopens August 29 under Principal M Spidell with staff, and twin daughters were welcomed by Winnipeg and Twin Brae families.
Local families welcome moves and new staff as Angusville prepares for school reopening on August 28 with Iris Sirnick and James Radowski taking teaching roles. New staff include Vice Principal Mrs Watkins and Principal Mr Nicol. several families relocate from Winnipeg, Roblin, Ethelbert, and Carman while others visit relatives. Weather dampened a planned ball game as Peter Melnak begins teaching at St Marys School after Seeburn stint.
Mr and Mrs Mike Krisko returned Monday after helping daughter Mrs John Chuck vee at Russell. Mrs Bill Mazur and her young son came home from Rossburn hospital last week and the baby is progressing well after a Yorkton specialist visit. Tony Zimmer went to Winnipeg for an eye checkup after losing an eye earlier this summer and visited his brother in Shellmouth last Saturday.
Doris Cochrane attends girls camp at Silver Beach while Roberta Gail Page and Gloria Pacey head to Winnipeg for a figure skating course sponsored by the Russell Athletic Council. Local families entertain, visit, or travel to nearby towns including Shoal Lake Foxwarren Mackgre- or Winnipeg with several relatives named. David Cochrane recovers from tonsil surgery and Bob Cochrane returns from Neepawa to rejoin Stewart in local business.
Shoes should fit the event with comfort for hiking or long standing. Favor low or medium heels not worn down and provide firm support for the foot. Reserve high heels for fewer occasions and avoid them when extensive standing or walking is required.
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