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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 06, 1962

Page

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Santa to Fly In For Agricultural Society Plans

Russell prepares for the annual pre Christmas visit as Santa returns for the parade and free show at the Ava Lone Theatre. Main Street parking bans apply from noon and a 1 PM parade routes through Pelly and Shell River Avenues to Memorial rink for Santa’s meet and greet from 2 to 8:30 PM.

Santa Agricultural Society Mervyn Dunn Omy Ward Santa Claus Russell Main Street Bank Corners Wishhira Pelly Shell River Fairgrounds Assiniboine Hospital Main Augusta Street Memorial Rink Avalone Theatre

Ladies Waiting For Ice With 10 Rinks

Weather promises an active curling season as women gather for league play. The roster features skips led by Mrs. H. Clement and multiple alternates with prominent local names such as Miss Rose Taparton Mrs. Nelliene Leifer and Mrs. D. McCaig among others plus a spares list including Mrs. C. Adolphe and Miss Louselle Leifer.

H. Clement W. Grown Dickey Rose Taparton Nelliene Leifer M. Perron D. Mc. Caig Martha Holopina O. Parasiuk A. G. Smellie J. Petz R. Whitmer H Kearns D. Deschamps J. Walchuk WH. Schwalm T. Dunsmore HE. Ferguson G. Bruce A. Craig M. Wilson G. Robson Merle Pasaluko L. Stanley C. Densam J. Krywushenko Shirley Perry R. Sieper Sheila Greensides D. Bicknell M Itewart E. Payne Clement Onchulnko D. Dean G. Sparrow J. Burgess 1B. Reichmut

Officers Installed By Russell Legion

Russell Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion held a Tuesday meeting in club rooms during which Comrade Sam Stitt installed officers for the ensuing year. Names named include President Harold Clement and 1st vice president Ross Kieper with others: Past vice president Harry Stanchuk, secretary Len Loney, treasurer Gordon Loney, sergeant at arms Jack Bryer. The 1963 executive lists Past President Bill Kieper Scotty Ferguson Tom Smart Bob Chernesky Bill Ritchie Emile Feuillatre Frank Sitko with Chaplain Father Larrabee.

ADE Addual Towesang Ve DE Russell “Agricultural” Society Elks Mervyn Duan Jim Burgess Frank MacDonald Cliff Grey Tom Kieper Dennis Trinder Wes McLeod Robert Coulter Harry Way Jim Kieper Ernie Kingdon Roy Cusitar Russell Royal Canadian Legion Sam Stitt Foxwarren Harold Clement Ross Kieper Harry Stanchuk Len Loney Gordon Loney Jack Bryer Bill Kieper Scotty” Ferguson Tom Smart Bob Chernesky Bill Ritchie Emile Feuillatre Frank Sitko Father Larrabee

Tuberculosis Control Meeting Set in Manitoba

A one day study on tuberculosis control in Manitoba is planned for Thursday December 13. The meeting at the Sanatorium Board of Manitoba in Winnipeg will cover case finding prevention and treatment and the roles of private physicians and health units. E L Ross medical director will open with the five year trend. Dr Elliott deputy minister of health will chair. Dr C W L Jeanes will speak.

Manitoba Sanatorium Board of Manitoba Winnipeg Ax. E. L. Ross Sanatorium Board MR. Elliott Will C. W. L. Jeanes Canadian Tuberculosis Association Ottawa Ross

Directors Named At Horticultural Meet

Russell Horticultural Society held no annual meeting on Monday in Legion club rooms chaired by President A Bryant. Reports showed a favorable balance. Nominations listed two year and one year terms for officers, with delegates to Winnipeg convention. Various trophy presentations and a plant prize draw followed, as members paid fees and enjoyed lunch.

Russell Horticultural Society Legion Club A. Bryant Nnal G. Mintenko James Adolphe W. Aberdeen W. Warman Bryant W. Uhryniuk Chamber of Commerce C. Cameron E. Silver F. Bily Bily Win Ping Farm Winnipeg Blue Bombers Hamilton Tiger-Cats Golf Club Mary Simpson Bill Swar Archie Wishart Elks Pelly Trail Erickson Ken Munro Jim Burgess Dee Sanderson Chamber Russell Saskatchewan Duck Mountains

Two More Banner Issues This Year

Notice from The Banner office that only two more issues remain this year, both larger than usual, asking advertisers, correspondents, and readers to submit news early. A Christmas shopping special will appear in the next issue and December 20 will include the Christmas greeting section. ad copy for the greeting must arrive by Friday the 14th.

Wondover

Fire Hits Bill Hoffman Trappers Supplies Store

A fire damaged Bill Hoffmans Trappers Supplies in the northwest part of town early Saturday. Fire brigade contained the blaze to the interior, with losses including trappers supplies painting equipment and oil heater suspected as the cause. Neighbors reported smoke and alerted authorities. In the same evening a second fire in St Lazare destroyed the National Grain Co elevator and two CNR box cars loaded with grain.

Bill Hoffman Nolbne St Lazare National Grain Co CNR

Severe Grasshopper Forecast For Manitoba In 1963

A 1963 forecast shows a slight rise in grasshopper severity and infested area in Manitoba with about a 10 percent increase in area and a 4 percent rise in overall population density. Major outbreak zones include Swan River Dauphin Russell and Red River Valley with pockets of severe infestation north of the US border and along the Manitoba Saskatchewan boundary.

Manitoba Swan River Daushin Russell Red River Valley Manitob-Saskatchewan Roblin Russell and Fox Warren Miniota Albert Edward, Arthur Brenda Ste. Rose Brandon Portage la Prairie Sidney Ad Austin Manitoba - United States Killarney Ste. Anne Red River United States St Claude St Pierre Dominion City Dauphin Daphin Carman St. Claude

Christmas Present for Oat Producers

Closing of the 1961 42 oats pool ends with a final payment averaging 17266.59 cents per bushel to producers. This compares with 140.04 cents per bushel from the 1960 61 oats pool.

Cadets Host First Father and Son Dinner

Russell quay oss RCAC held its inaugural Father and Son banquet at Knox United Church. About 100 cadets, parents and guests attended a supper served by church ladies as Group Captain Black spoke on Air Cadet aims and citizenship.

Russell Quay Oss Royal Canadian Air Cadets Knox United Church Cpl Sid Baker RCMP Cjatc Rivers Russell Jack Thom Ubryniuk Air Cadet League Air Force RCAF Air Cadets Black Rod Clement Rivers Baker

European Markets For Special Crops Reach European Buyers

Manitoba specialist Dave Durksen reports strong European interest in rapeseed mustard canary grass seed and nickwheat from Manitoba. The Manitoba Trade Mission explored expanding markets and identifying European specifications for imports including drying storage bag handling and quality standards to reduce costs and improve competitiveness.

Dave Durksen Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation Durksen United Kingdom Europe Manitoba Trade Mission Manitoba Durkten Canada Sweden

Election issues and government inefficiency critique

The column surveys 1962 election stakes and criticizes Ottawa spending and waste. It cites Glassco Commission findings on potential $50 million yearly savings and calls for reforms, privatization, and reduced civil service scope, plus local political candidacy and school concerns.

Slassee Royal Commission Dominion Ue Glassco Commission Army Navy Air Force Dominion

Creamette pea seed eyed for Manitoba markets

Durksen notes Creamette, a new Ottawa developed pea variety, will be produced in Manitoba in 1963 to meet European demand for large yellow Canary grass seed and peas. Europe relies on Holland for blue and green peas but Canada seeks growth via quality and steady supply while maintaining competitive prices.

Ottawa Manitoba Durksen Holland Europe Ing Mr. Durksen

Community group notes December meeting and bake sale

The group opened with the OM Dewees 3rd meeting and welcomed new elder Mrs. H Heath. Karen Nickel led Bible study on prayer. Vesper Service planned for December 9 at 7 00 pm. UCW bake sale raised about 20 dollars selling candy weeds and centrepieces. Next meeting set for December 11.

OM Dewees H. Heath Karen Nickel U.C.W

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