Russell Banner Official notice on publication details
The Russell Banner announces publication on Thursdays from its Main Street office. It lists association memberships, subscription rates 8.50 within, 4 outside, 4.50 outside Canada, and states authorization as second class mail by the Post Office Department. Editor and Publisher E. C. Sanderson.
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Russell, Banner
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Associaion
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
The Oto Days 80 Years Ago Jan 30 1908
The Russell hockey team refaulted their game to Bir ile last Friday evening due to players unable to travel for the two day trip. The piece notes an upcoming reunion for Russell county old timers, recalling a 40 year ago event on Feb 2 1928.
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Russell
Russell County
W. E. Leifer
Hughena McDonald
George Smellie
Ledingham
W. Staynor
Heather ‘McIntyre
Isobel’ Mather
Bertha Morris
Della Peddie
Eileen Wilson
Wilma Wilson
Masters A. Thoim
E. Astbury
M. Brown
M. Clee
M. Wilson
Angusville Jackpot Winners and Local Notes
Jackpot bingo winners listed for Friday January 26 include Mrs Mushumanski and Mrs Popowich each with four dollars, and Mike Kotelniski and Mrs Mazur among others. Also noted are a draw for next Friday’s free admission, a birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gallant of Prince George, BC, and regional visits and gatherings in Angusville with curling delegates, anniversaries, and travel plans amid rink and community updates.
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Fn.mushumanski
Walter Popowich
Dick Nychuk
Allan Stwak
Mike Juba
Walter Gensorek
Tony Javra
Paul Chuchmuch
Bill Mazur
Matt Olynyk
Maryon Gallant
Prince George
Dobbie
Russell Tanasachuk
Mike Stefanishyn
Winnipeg
Angusville
Gerald Nychuk
Nellie Mazur
Sacred Heart Hospital
Matt, Olynyk
Regina
Steve Boryskewich
Faily
Jack Kostuik
Bill Sidoryk
Jed Bartram
Larry Pushka
Angus
John Woronecki
North Surrey
Gordon Brown
Fami
Victoria
Jack Kostik
Tony Gallant
Joe Semochko
Russell
John Katehen
Jack’ Kostuik
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba
Bill Seiko
Winnieg
Minniska News Roundup and Community Notes
Congratulations to Mrs George McLeod on turning 84 on January 29. Visitors from Brandon and Winnipeg are noted among local families. A cattle breeders meeting gathered at Bob Stewarts with attendees from Swan River Oak Lake Hartney Hayfield. Harvey Hackman ill with mumps. districtwide wishes for speedy recovery. Sincere sympathy to the Andrews family on their loss. Card and dance event planned in Silverton Friday. Mrs Bob Stewart to be February Banner correspondent.
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George McLeod
Nels David
Brandon
Nels|erwo
Willis Kie
Winnip
Kiapth
Itime
Gudy
Jan
Lawywikelife Taugh
Bob
Silverton
Bob Stewart
Shellmouth Curling Event and Community Notes
Shellmouth Curling 15 underway with Friday and Saturday night draws and some Sunday games. Four rinks from the village join this week, Roy Davidson’s rink attended the Spiel in Marchwell. Debby Whyte’s rink won the district high school playoffs and advanced to zone finals in Virden. Mr. Mike Ranza recuperates at home, Mrs. A. Petz back from Regina hospital. Gerry Hooper welcomed a daughter in Regina hospital. G. Haas attended a National Grain Convention in Rossburn. Norah Stewart engaged part time on Inglis teaching staff. Rodney Welke praised for cleaning streets after heavy snow. Connie Penny and Sandra Davidson weekend visit to Roblin to see Shirley McLaren.
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Dropmore
Roy Davidson
Marchwell
Debby Whyte
Virden
Mike Ranza
A. Petz
Regina
Gerry Hooper
G. Haas
Rossburn
Norah Stewart Haseen
Inglis
Rodney Welke
Connie
Penny
Sandra Davidson
Roblin
Shirley McLaren
Silverton News Briefs Echo Winnipeg Trip and Tragedy
Silverton residents Bruce Evans and Gail visit Winnipeg for a few days while Mrs Mary Keating improves and may return home soon. Baby Brent Edward Lun gal baptized at Silverton Church. Wm Andrews, former Silverton resident, dies in a sudden car crash. district offers condolences to his family.
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and Wars
Bruce Evans
Gail
Winnipeg
Mary Keating
Bil Dunn
E. Lungell
Brent Edward Lungal
Silverton
Mike Snitynsky
Lawrence Dufrat
Henry Dyck
Wm. Andrews
Paul Lungall
SUGAR AND SPICE by Bill Smiley
Bill Smiley argues education is undergoing a quiet revolution breaking rigid norms. He contrasts stalled past methods with lively, student centered learning in elementary and high schools, citing field trips and circle seating as signs of change, predicting tension before a balanced future.
Marchwell hosts guests at grandparents home
Neil and Warren Schappert of Langenburg visited Mr and Mrs Jim Veal at their grandparents home. The note wishes Rob a speedy recovery.
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Jim Veal
Neil
Warren Schappert
Langenburg
Local notes from Langenburg hospital and Yorkton visits
Bie Schappert remains a patient in the Langenburg hospital. Mrs Jim Veal attended a film on individualized teaching in Major Pratt Collegiate, Russell, noting cross province reception. Edwin Hogben progressing with therapy using his artificial leg at Was Cana Rehabilitation Centre. Mr and Mrs Andrew Geres visited Yorkton recently. Several residents tried ice fishing, with Henry Yeat and Albert Geres among the successful. The Handes family reports the Bar rie Handes have arrived in East Pakistan. Twenty four rinks started in the mixed bongpiel on Monday January 2 with top prizes to Remus, Bily, Schmitke and Schultz. Second event mentions concerns over taxation and dependence on foreign capital.
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Bie Schappert
Langenburg Hospital
Jim Veal
Pratt
Russell
Saskatchewan
Wascana
Andrew Geres
Yorkton
Henry Yeat
Albert Geres
Jim Veat
Lennie
Ernest Handes
Barrie Handes
East Pakistan
C. Remus
Marchwell
G. Bily
R. Schmitke
R. Schultz
Langenbung
Slan
Snowmobile Crossing Rules Issued For Russell Area
Police issue rules under Section 180 of the Highway Traffic Act restricting snowmobile use on Provincial highways or roads. Exceptions allow crossing Municipal Roads or Streets only across daylight hours with yielding traffic and a valid driver’s licence. After sunset, crossing is unlawful.
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Russell
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Jack McKinnon
Knox United Church
Iris Mawhinney
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Jack Wilson
Tack Hodgkins
Helen Cartsht
Alice and
Irene Dunn
Jack ‘Thom
Royal Bank of Canada
George Chipping
CNR
Marianne
Style Shop
J. J. Cross
Angusville Hall
Minniska
Shellmouth
Sugar and Spice
Bill Smiley
Universe
Toronto Telegram News Service
Commons
Paul Martin
Regson
Martin
TNS
Dry Cleaners
Russell, Man
Virden Auction Mart
Man
Gnome
Rory
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