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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1956
Page
6
Manitoba oil production for November totaled 425,117 barrels, down from October by about 17,000. Average daily output was 14,171 barrels versus 14,262 in October, with 19 new wells connected and 1 abandoned, bringing total producing wells to 487 of 537 capable. By end November year-to-date production reached 3,730,357 barrels.
The officer, known in Dauphin Manitoba for his militia and sports involvement, served as Private with Royal Winnipeg Rifles overseas then Sergeant with Queens Own Cameron Highlanders. He later returned to Brockville Ontario for a second overseas tour, discharged in 1946, re enlisted in 1955 and offers interviews about Army as a career for men 18 to 40 with no obligation.
The piece argues that teaching a child tidy habits is easier when he has a personal space for treasures and a reachable closet with shelves. Starting the putting away routine while very small can make it a routine activity.
Some 300 samples expected for the 1955 National Barley Contest with judging February 18 in Winnipeg. About 380 carload entries inspected by mid January, roughly 225 from Manitoba and 125 from Alberta, with entries qualifying if shipped in time. Alberta and Manitoba lead the field as the event, launched in 1946, draws leading barley experts from both provinces and federal and provincial officials.
Mr Bert McKay of the Moosomin Spectator plans to publish articles on Fort and other historical places. The February meeting seeks an address by Mr Johnson of Marchwell on his Denmark trip and other items. Members from Spy Hill Welby Hazelcliffe Gerald and Everton attended despite bad weather. Loneliness among the aged prompts clubs for social activity and companionship.
In 1945 24 D spurred a new era of chemical weed control but Western Canada still battles stubborn weeds. Wild Buckwheat Tsary Buckwheat and especially Wild Oat resist existing measures. researchers seek better enemies and methods, funded by prairie farmers and groups who see weed research as essential for future agriculture amid annual losses of about 250 million dollars.
Local notices record travel from Young and Yorkton Sask to Angusville last week and upcoming WMS and Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. E Ratcliffe on January 18. Birthdays and wedding anniversaries are listed for January, with condolences sent to Mrs. Alice Anderson and families after a Kenneth Frame-related death in Victoria. Observations include Ukrainian Christmas, a Rossburn train delay, and residents John Swainson and John Parabee among others.
The latest income tax data show consulting engineers and architects as Canada’s highest paid workers, with average annual earnings of 12 266 dollars.
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