Monday Morning Copy Deadline Set for Banner Publication
Monday morning deadline announced to submit accepted material for Friday publication of The Banner. The notice urges timely submissions to ensure inclusion in the upcoming issue.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1964
Page
1
Monday morning deadline announced to submit accepted material for Friday publication of The Banner. The notice urges timely submissions to ensure inclusion in the upcoming issue.
Russell merchants promote extra services with extended evening hours on December 21 22 23 and 28 to 9 00 and 6 00 on Christmas Eve and January 2 begin winter Saturday closing at 6 00 pm through March free pre show at Avalon Theatre and Santa visit at Community Hall Saturday December 19 followed by free children shows and a festive program including a Christmas concert and dance events for the holiday season
Manitoba water, ice anglers brace for a strong season as licenses remain unnecessary for winter angling. Minister Sterling Lyon notes a revival with derbies drawing thousands, while reports describe large walleye and pickerel catches and variable ice conditions across lakes including Lake Winnipeg and Falcon Lake.
The Duck Mountain moose season yielded big results as Ed. Frieze bagged a trophy moose, a 90 inch rack, 500 pounds dressed. He plans to send the head to a conservation officer for mounting at Joula's Lake Chalet. Teammates and others in Anglis and nearby crews also bagged multiple moose in the hunt.
A Russell Rural Horticultural Society meeting held December 12 at Banner Bakery achieved a quorum. Mr. and Mrs. G Bell were named delegates to the annual convention to be held February 10 and 11 at the Royal Alexandra hotel in Winnipeg.
The December gathering at the Christ Church W A met at Mrs. E W Langford's house with President Mrs. K Parker presiding. Sixteen members attended the Corporate Service and 100k communion. Mrs. J Nelson read the Dominion meeting report. the monthly newsletter was read by Mrs. Geo Bicknell. Christmas boxes for the shuttlins to be packed Tuesday night December 22 at Mrs. H Archer's home. Meeting closed with prayer.
Ted Osesky, a former Inglis district resident, defeated eight term mayor Benjamin Pressman with 772 votes to 447 to become Geraldton's new mayor. Born 1925 in Len tard, he lived in Innis and Winnipeg before moving to Port Arthur and later ran Fawcett Funeral Home in Heraldton with a flower shop. He previously served on council in 1960 and is married with five children.
Harold F. Clement of Clement's Farm Equipment Ltd and P. Kostiak of P. Kostiak & Son Massey Ferguson dealers earned trips to Mexico City in January. About 5000 MF dealers and staff from North America will tour a new tractor line and visit Teotihuacan while in Mexico City for product demonstrations at Chapingo.
The Winnipeg Art Gallery hosts Tutankhamun Treasures at Legislative Buildings from December 18 to January 7, 1985. The exhibition features 33 miniatures, jewelry, and precious items from the Cairo Museum, valued up to five million dollars. Proceeds support UNESCO efforts to save Abu Simbel temples from Nile flooding after the Aswan Dam.
Fifty four players aged six to sixteen register for two leagues at Memorial arena. Tom Thumb teams sponsored by Elks Xiwanis Chamber of Commerce and Legion begin play next week. Snake Creek League 12 and under 14 and under and 16 and under schedules list matchups from December through February with named teams and coaches.
Canadians move toward a new flag featuring a red maple leaf on white, amid cost disputes and design debates. Manitoba may face its own flag controversy, while local notes report on curling, skating, a treasury change, civil service ads, and a Christmas spirit closing remark from Bob Edwards.
The Keystone Banquet will honor 11 exhibitors who won world or grand championships at the Toronto Royal Winter Fair and feature trophies with a province crest. Key speaker is Agriculture Minister George Hutton, with W. E. Jarvis as chair, as Banquet attendees from crops dairy poultry and livestock shows gather in Brandon and area events continue with a Fellowship luncheon on December 20 and a meeting January 14.
Stace LGW met for their Christmas meeting on December 10 at Mrs R Zimmer’s home. A pot luck supper and fellowship followed by a program at 8 pm titled Where will you be at Christmas conducted by Mrs R Halwas. Luke 2 1 16 read and carols sung. Rev Eriksson led in prayer and benediction. Minutes were adopted and treasurer notes heard. Officers elected for 1968: Mrs S Wagter president Mrs C Hertlein vice president Mrs R
Readable fragments name numerous individuals including Rell, Jack Hainstock, Brian Cusitar, Tommy, Sross, Larry Kearns, Ken Davidson, Jim Nickel, Miles Glasman, Joe Genaille, Craig Loney, Gregory Setter, Michael Uhryniuk, Gordon Jones, Kenneth Sitko. A separate group lists Harold Uchuk, Wayne Waddell, Rae Hainstock, Murray McLennan, Bob Genaille, Terry Kearns, Frank Kurbis.
Russell Manitoba council met last Thursday to review year end expenditures totaling 46 362.56 with a notable 38 213.51 levy to Pelly Trail School Division. Water and sewer work adds 3 000 while reimbursements reduce net cost.
Duff Roblin announces setup of an administrative system to process about 10 million dollars in school tax rebates for Manitoba ratepayers. An official rebate claim form will be included with 1965 property tax notices. After payment, the form is certified by the local secretary treasurer and sent to the government.
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