The Russell Banner publication details and rates
The Russell Banner announces weekly publication Thursdays on Main Street Russell. It lists Manitoba and Canadian weekly association memberships and subscription rates, with local area $3.50 and outside area $4.00. The notice notes postage payment rules and prohibits reproduction without permission. E. C. Sanderson is editor and publisher.
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Russell Banner
Main Street
Russell
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Det
Coneaet Dapariarase
Post Office
Old Bays 1908 Football Club Officers Named
The Old Bays notes report J P Laycock bought W Lennard's farm between Russell and Shellmouth at 15 dollars per acre. A well attended meeting Monday named football club officers with patrons J A Kippan and Wm Coul tis, president Joseph McIntyre, vice president John
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J.P. Laycock
Mr. W. Lennard
Russell and
Shellmouth
J. A. Kippan
Wm. Coultis
Joseph McIntyre
John
Chronicle of local notes from February and March editions
Fifty to ninety years ago reminders honor anniversaries and people, with names like Hill Wm McAthey Gordon Kippan Webster and Rev G A Ede mison. Recent items include Winnipeg travelers, overseas returnees, a horticultural cup gift, Rebekah Lodge winners, and Bonspiel participants. Also reports on McRosties Hall business, Russell Institute charity, Roblin bonspiel, and political candidate Mike Sotas.
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Messrs
W. B. Amos
J. A. Glen
Clarence ’ Maher
Winnipeg
Pte
R. Smellie
Lieut
P. H. Nelson
J. S. Warrington
Horticultural Society
Rebekah Lodge
C. Adolphe
Miss Landon
Mr. H. Hembroff
W. Ledingham
Russell Women’s Institute
A. G. Smellie
Roblin
Jack Thom
Skip
Jack Hooper
Elgin Wishart
Lorne Davidson
Jim Buress
St. John
Joe Cross
McMurray
Eddie Leiter
Walt Hemibrott
Clift Jackson
Elmer Shepherd
Mike Sotas
C.cf
Marquette
W. J. McNaughton
M.T.S
Dauphin
Angusville Mixed Bonspiel and Community Notes
Six rinks competed in the Silverton mixed bonspiel with numerous players listed including the Sidoryks and Katchens. Ted Bartram and Dick Forrest led in the early event fours. Bingo prizes announced with multiple names and amounts, plus local visits, weddings, and community notes. Angusville Intermediates opened play-offs, losing 5-4 in overtime to Strathclair, next game set for Strathclair.
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Silverton
Sinks
Ronnie Katchen
Harvey Katchen
Steven Olynyk
Agnes Katchen
Clinton Pushka
Larry Pushin
Joe Mudry
Florence Symyk
Jack Kostuik
Bill Sidoryk
Marion Kostuik
Amy Sidoryk
Dick Forrest
Milton ‘Chudhinach
Steve Shipelski
Teenie Forrest
Peter Parobec
Joe Rodeck
Paul Sidoryk
Leonard Siwak
Evelyn Kulurudz
Ted Kondrat
F. K. Gallant
Louise Parabec
Lorie Gallant
Ohn
Katchen
F. T. Gallant
Tony Gallant
Peter Wowk
Winnipeg
Andy Syryk
Lena
Mike Juba
Richard Gallant
Brandon
John Kalynuk
Orville Prokopchuk
Rossburn
James Komar
Grandview
Komar
UGS
Carrie Pradhnnik
Ronnie
Louise
Shirley
Darlene Katchen
Bill Katchen
John Katchen
Strathclair
Bary
Larry Sidoryk
Tor Veree
Mar
Ferguson and Gullett Visit Kin in Strathclair Area
Tynne Ferguson and Mary Gullett spent Sunday at Lynne Keating's parents home with Mrs. McNab of Strathclair and Mr and Mrs Gordon Keating of Neepawa also present. Mr and Mrs George Mollier and family motored to Virden to visit relatives.
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Tynne Ferguson
Mary Gullett
Lynne
Farl Keating
McNab
Strathclair
Gordon Keating
Neepawa
George Molier
Virden
Old friend argues large families not the answer
An informal letter recaps family turmoil and aging, with six children and a daughter. The writer laments modern cynicism, arthritis strain, and a skeptical outlook while noting children pursuing studies in Europe, kibbutz work, and travel. Personal anecdotes of illness, schooling, and shifting plans reveal restless youth and parental weariness as life goes on.
Community notices and visits from the Silverton area
The column lists donations and visitors including Mrs David Coulter and Allan Bryant ill in New Westminster surgery, Henry Dyck's Saskatoon business trip, Howard Hazelhurst visiting from Binscarth, eSpe olf and Inglis residents visiting Fred Marzoll and Mrs Kerr ill, Alvin Derpee and Ed Ternikawich in Winnipeg, Patti Coulter Lavern Dufrat Maryon Mushumanski and Rodney Mushumanski home for weekend, World Day of Prayer at Silverton Church March 1, rinks from Silverton enter Shoal Lake, Minniska Cubs attend St Josephs service.
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David Coulter
Allan Bryant
New Westminster
B.C
Henry Dyck
Saskatoon
Frank
Howard Hazelhurst
Binscarth
Rink
Merry OldeSpe Olf
Inglis
Fred Marzoll
Sune
Winnipeg
Kerr
Alvin Derpee Eeree
Ed. Ternikawich
Winniez
Wilsen
Patti Coulter
Laverne Dufrat
Maryon
Rodney Mushumanski
Winnipeg man visits as district curlers play
Mr Jack Mushumanski of Winnipeg spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs A J Mushumanai. Cheryl Dunn visited Russell with Cathy Perrin. A number from the district curled last week in the bonspiel. Mr and Mrs H Hadland also mentioned.
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Jack Mushumanski
Winnipeg
A. J. Mushumanai
Cheryl Dunn
Russell
Cathy Perrin
Silverton
H. Hadland
Workshop Program for Rural Areas announced in Manitoba
The Manitoba department of Industry and Commerce unveiled a regional development workshop plan for 1968. Speeches in Souris and Winnipeg described nine regions to visit, with April Pembina Valley first and three May sessions in Western Manitoba Central Plains and Parklands, followed by fall visits to Northern Eastern and Interlake regions. Workshops aim to translate the Spirit of 70 into action, offering expert counselling on economic fundamentals and regional development, with government and private sector specialists guiding area plans.
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Ares
Manitoba
Department of Industry and Commerce
Souris
Souris Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Commerce
Sidney Spivak
Pembina Valley
Central Plains
Parklands
Riding Mountain National Park
Interlake
Eastern
Northern
Spivak
Winnipeg
Saeen Ag Henessmaan
Britain
Europe
Japan
TED
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. C. Sanderson
Exitor and Publisher
Angusvills Hall
Gusville
Angusville Iwwunity Contro
Hill
Wm. McAthey
Gordon Kippan
Alt” Webster
G. A. Edemison
Jas. Clee
A. Astbury
McRostie
W. Hancock
Frank Matheson
Hembroff
Fred Russell
Sale
Virden Auction Mart
Man
Angusville
CBC
Canada
Sali
Bob
Collect
Bill
Rom
Dan
Jenny
Israel
Tom
Father
Saints
Telegram
Shoal Lake
Minniska
Spotless Dry Cleaners
Tine
Eran
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