The Russell Banner details and rate notice
The Russell Banner includes subscription rates in advance at 3.50 per year for within the area and 4.50 outside, with mailing authorization and office location on Main Street. The paper notes its Canadian associations and class mail status.
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Russell Banner
Odfice
Main Street
Hussell
Manitbe
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Associa
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Old Boys and Local Happenings Through Dec 1900
A digest of past local notes lists landowners petitioning for a siding between Russell and Binscarth initiated by Arch Brown. Also mentions J H and Julius Kieper and Billy and Jack Jackson as nearby landholders, with locations about 50 miles southwest of Moose Jaw.
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Arch Brown
Russell
Binscarth
J. H
Julius Kieper
Billy
Jack Jackson
Moose Taw
Local visitors and club events noted in Brandon area
Mr and Mrs Verne Dunn and Barry visited Brandon on Thursday. Carol Rannie of Binscarth attended the 4H Sewing Club Christmas Party. The 4-H Calf Club Party occurred in Silverton hall on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs W Kieper spent Saturday in Yorkton.
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Verne Dunn
Barry
Brandon
Carol Rannie
Binscarth
Sewing Club
Silverton Hall
W. Kieper
Yorkton
Angusville Community Notices and Local Events
Local angusville notices list donations for the community centre including Fred Stanchuk and families plus a Vancouver donor. Names mention residents traveling to Brandon Winnipeg and Powell River for visits. December birthdays, a christening for Teresa Angela Dawn, get well wishes for Matt Stefanishyn, and Angusville Intermediates hockey loss 6-4 at Strathclair.
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Fred Stanchuk
Frank Gallant
Paul Pushko
Peter Rubeniuk
Cliff Hamilton
June Koleski
Matt Stefanishyn
Angusville Community Centre
John’ Pushka
Vancouver
B.C
Roy Derkach
Johnny (Ignatusk
Sonia Derkach
Derkach Iso
Alex Derkach
Powell River
Jack Kastuik
Margaret Kastuik
Brandon
Shirley Gallant
Teresa
Angela Dawn
Stephen Olynyk
Tina Boryskevich
Johnny Mazur
General Hospital
Winnipeg
0. Mélnyk
Stella Kostuik
Angusville Intermediates
Strathclair
Marchwell Birth Announcement and Local Visitors
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Willie Prince on the birth of a granddaughter born to Mr and Mrs George Suehssehlof of Langenburg on December 16 at Langenburg Hospital. Oscar Vandenameele has returned home after surgery in Regina.
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Willie Prince
George Suehssehlof
Langenburg
Langenburg Hospital
Magnus Breidfjond
Tracy
Saskatoon
Oscar Vandenameele
Oscar Vandenmeele
Regina
Leonard Roulston
Spy Hill
Alex Bennett
Angus Bennett
Rusell
Craigie Cheerio Club Hears Christmas Meet at Kay Valley Home
Ten members attended plus four visitors. Betty Spencer to visit next. Doris Barber to serve as December news correspondent. Dorothy Shaw hosts January meeting with bingo. Edith and Ivy McKindon led a novelty whist drive. Small gifts were given to all attendees.
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Craigie Cheerio Club
Kay Valley
Betty Spencer
Doris Barber
Dorothy Shaw
Edith
Ivy
McKindon
Sugar and Spice satire on Christmas carols by Bill Smiley
The piece Playfully rewrites classic carols to fit 1960s consumer culture. It jokes about updating sacred and secular songs with modern references and witty social critiques, ending with a reader participation invitation.
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Sugar and Spice
Bill Smiley
Community notes end year with social gathering
The afternoon closed with a pot luck supper and a social half hour. Bryan McKinnon returned home last Monday from Lake Cowichan British Columbia after several days at his home he returned to Winnipeg on Wednesday. We extend Merry Christmas wishes to the editor and staff of The Russell Banner and all readers.
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Bryan McKinnon
Lake Cowichan
B.C
Winnipeg
Russell Banner
Millwood Christmas Visits Across Prairie Towns
Mr. Doug Bily returns home from Lake Cowichan BC for Christmas holidays. Visits include Mr and Mrs R McConnell of Saskatoon, Mr and Mrs G Black and Marge of Blistow Sask, with the Selfs of Harrowby and Millwood. A Self of Moose Jaw was a weekend visitor. Wendy stayed with relatives in Russell. The Millwood community sends Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishes to The Russell Banner staff.
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Doug Bily
Lake Cowichan
B.C
R. McConnell
Saskatoon
G. Black
Marge
Blstow
Sask
Selfs
Harrowby
Millwood
A. Self
Moose Jaw
Russell Banner
ENDCLIFFE Christmas Concert at Community Centre
ENDCLIFFE announces a Christmas concert to be held at the Community Centre on Saturday December 21. A recent whist drive at the same venue pleased attendees with prize winners named: Ladies first Mrs Spear, second Mrs Andy Zimmer. Consolation Miss J Marshall. Gents first Bill McMurray, second Bill Wiseman. Norman Liske sought medical care in Winnipeg. Dennis Zimmer had hospital stays. Jackie Dilling is home after surgery. Lord Durham’s family report is mentioned.
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J. Spear
Andy Zimmer
Miss J. Marshall
Bill McMurray
Billl Wiseman
Norman Liske
Winnipeg
Dennis Zimmer
Gilad
Jackie Dilling
New Grain Drying Bulletin For Manitoba Farmers
A newly published Grain Drying Bulletin assists Manitoba farmers in selecting and operating grain drying systems. It explains safe drying temperatures, moisture removal targets, the balance of temperature and humidity, mould prevention, and reviews commercially available dryers. Prepared by the Agricultural Engineering Division of the Manitoba Department of Agriculture, the bulletin is obtainable from the Economics and Publications Branch in Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
Agricultural Engineering Division
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Economics and Publications
Norquay Building
Winnipeg
Manitoba Mineral Production Sets New 1908 Record
Manitoba data from the Department of Mines and Natural Resources shows total mineral output reaching about 208 million dollars for metallic and industrial minerals and oil, surpassing the 1967 record. Projections to 1968 end estimate metallic minerals at 167.8 million, industrial minerals near 25 million, and oil above 15.23 million, lifting overall value beyond prior peaks.
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Manitoba
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
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