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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 25, 1955

Page

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Former Principals to Open Russell Collegiate Building

Major A. M. Pratt, former Russell school principal, will cut the ribbon to officially open Russell's new collegiate building at a Sept 1 ceremony. Winnipeg visitor Mr W Dalton, former principal here, will represent the department. Mayor Andrew Mather, Reeve Jas Rea, Inspector L R Labossiere, R S Clement MILA, and Mr Dalton will speak. The program at 8 includes staff introduction and presentation of keys by Roy Minish.

A. m. Pratt Russell School Russell Major Pratt Eniginpigretigo Corversation Winnipeg W. Dalton Andrew Mather Reeve Jas. Rea L. R. Labossiere R. S. Clement Mila Mr. Dalton Roy Minish Minish

Russell School Reopens With Four New Teachers

Russell schools reopen the fall term on Thursday September 1 with four new staff members. Mrs R R Partridge becomes principal replacing Mr C C Foster who moves to Winnipeg. New Collegiate teachers include Miss Agnes Nicholson English French Mr Kenneth Garden science and Mr Thomas G Leask history geography. Ian Hamilton named assistant principal in charge of public school Grade 8. New public school staff member Mrs May Robertson teaches Grade 7 alongside existing teachers George Laycock Evelyn Hamilton Elvira Petersen and others.

Russell R. R. Partridge C. C. Foster Winnipeg Partridge Melita Agnes Nicholson Dauphin Kenneth Garden Arden Thomas G. Leask Ian Hamilton May Robertson George Laycock Evelyn Hamilton Elvira Petersen

Manitoba proposes series of smaller dams on Assiniboine River

Manitoba urges the federal government to study building multiple smaller dams along the Assiniboine headwaters rather than one large Russell dam. Agriculture Minister R D Robertson said Ottawa may assess feasibility, with dikes or roads parallel to the river and dikes maintained at their level. The Manitoba Flood Control association pressed for immediate basel dam action and dredging, with cost shares highlighted to avoid municipal overburden.

Assiniboine Rive Russell Manitoba R. D. Robertson J. G. Gardier Robertson Portage 18 Prairie Winnipeg Manitoba 1 Flood Control Association Association Lloyd Henderson Portage 1S J Prairie Assiniboine Basel PFRA Ottawa

Town Council Sifts 3 of 18 Property Appeals in Revision

Town council met in special session as a court of revision on the 1956 assessment roll. Eighteen appeals were filed but only three were presented. fifteen had been settled by assessors during registrations. The council kept the roll with possible future adjustments by the Municipal and Equalization Appeal Board. The meeting also approved a tender from International Water Supply Limited for water pumping equipment at 3595.00 with engineers authorized to finalize details.

Counc Ceitathoses Gentes Hogan John Hulme Mather Burgess Clement Municipal and Equalization Appeal Board International Water Supply Limited

Good Roads Judges Visit Russell for Inspection

The Good Roads Association held an annual inspection tour of Russell and nearby towns. Judges Hector French, Walter Kane, and Joseph Fulsher assessed rural municipalities and town beautification, with D R McDonald accompanying as town secretary treasurer. Russell has historically ranked high, winning the Founders' Trophy last year, but road work this year may limit results to honorable mention.

Free Memvers We Maniwba Good Roads Association Russell Hector French Walter Kane Joseph Fulsher D. R. McDonald

Sketch Club display at Horticultural Show Aug 27

Members of the Sketch Club from Shellmouth Inglis and Russell have been invited to display their work at the Horticultural Show on Saturday Aug 27. Members should have pictures in by 10 am to allow arranging time and ensure the artists’ names appear on their work. Bring as much art as possible for an interesting display.

Sketch Club Shellmouth Inglis Russell

Hobby Fair and Flower Show Displays Antiquities and Local Treasures

Spy Hill and surrounding communities showcased artifacts from turn of the century to modern crafts at the fifth annual Hobby Fair and Flower Show. Exhibits included a pioneer room with Queen Victoria portrait, antique wedding photos, leather bound books, old tools, an Eaton catalogue, and views of Eaton’s 1905 store scenes. Visitors admired religious texts from 1796 to 1882, a John Ketraba violin, Indian arrowheads, Norwegian needlework, and maps detailing local forts and trails.

Gerald Langenburg Millwood Hazelclitte Welby Moosomin Main Street Red Queen Victoria Eaton Eaton’s Rane Eyex John Ketraba Mervyn Greer Ireland Ontario England Garnet Crosson Spy Hill Harbo Gerald Norek Myra Brown Mabel Piper H. S. Rutherford F. C. Gilbart Victoria Saskatoon A. M. Provick Hazelcliffe Hudson Bay North America Saskatchewan Harbo Lake Edward Harbo RCAF Sparling Bay John Sparling F. C. Dafoe Eva Harbo James Firth Torstein Ness J. A. McNutt H. Furnace Man

Free X Ray Clinic to Visit Russell Next Week

The Sanatorium Board of Manitoba brings a traveling clinic to Memorial Hall on September 2 and 3 offering free chest X rays for all district residents. Clinic hours are 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm daily with school pupils given Friday afternoon access. no undressing, needles, or charge. Registration cards are arriving, but those without appointment cards should still attend to boost the tuberculosis survey.

Sanatorium Board of Manitoba Memorial Hall Sanatorium Board

Tax Arrears High in Municipalities Across Province

Hon. Edmond Prefontaine reports postwar tax arrears reach a record 10,085,894 with 86 municipalities operating cash basis in 1954. Despite arrears, overall finances show sound. total municipal assessment hits 333,692,366 and taxes 21,409,128. Current levy collection stands at 96.28 percent. surpluses total 2,110,569 while deficits total 1,935,583 ending rash balance 174,986.

Winnipeg

Successful bidders named in Crown mineral lease sale

Canada Cities Service Petroleum Corporation and Amerada Petroleum Company won alloted parcels in the Crown mineral lease sale held August 16. About 10 000 acres across Turtle Mountain Forest Reserve on the Manitoba North Dakota border were auctioned, split into two 5000 acre parcels. Parcel 1 went to Amerada with a $26,770.40 bonus. Parcel 2 to Canada Cities with a $38,787.26 bonus. Total bids exceed the amounts stated.

Uneamersaa Reuveum Corporation Canada Cities Service Petroleum Corporation Hon C. E. Greenlay Mines Natral Resources Turtle Mountain Manitoba North Da‘cota Amerada Petroleum Coporation Canada

Community Notices On Safety Harvest And Local Events

Hundreds of children return to school next week prompting reminders to drivers to slow down in school zones and follow signs to protect young pedestrians. Messages urge civic responsibility and the need for caution as harvest progress appears favorable with strong Selkirk wheat and barley yields amid occasional rain. The Russell Horticultural Society hosts its annual show at Memorial rink this Saturday, inviting display of flowers vegetables and fruit for visitors.

Selkirk Russell Horticultural Society

Manitoba Crude Oil Output Reaches New June High

Manitoba crude oil production surges to 335 328 barrels in June with an average daily output of 11 1776 barrels. Wells active rise to 378 of 406, 29 new wells added. Virden Roselea leads with 123 712 barrels. Daly 122 407. North Virden 58 274. Ebor 4 513. others include Pier son s 3 994, Woodworth 11 728, Whitewater 13 430.

Manitopa Virden-Roselea Ebor Field Daly North Virden Piersons Field Woodworth Whitewater

Amerada and Canada Cities Bid Averages Recorded

The summary notes a total amount of $70 437 66 with $65 297 66 as bonus. The remainder covered the first year’s rental and lease fees. Amerada’s bid averaged $5 17 per acre and Canada Cities’ bid averaged $757 per acre.

Amerada Canada

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