Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association notice
Statement from the Russell Banner page listing affiliations with the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the Saalobe Weekly Newspapers Association. Includes mention of $30 yearly onside authorization, second class mail by the Post Department Ottawa, and payment of postage in EC. Sanderson and HM Rutar publish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatt
Associaton
Post Department
Ottawa
EC. Sanderson
HM. Rutar
Local curling trophies and district sports notes from Russell County
The 1908 donation by W J Doig of a curling trophy and four pins sparks annual competition among Russell County clubs. A 1914 bylaw vote raised $2000 to complete a local plant with 36 for and 3 against. 1936 report covers Russell Girls Hockey first win and district matches. 1954 notes Eddie Fenton reappointed chair of the local school board with Kinney as vice-chair and Adolphe and Fenton as Winnipeg delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Doig
Russell County
Lacsight
Tuckett
Caledonian
Binscorth
Silverton
Russel
Eddie
W. E. Fenton
D. A. Kinney
C. Adolphe
Winnipeg
Farm Crops and Livestock Outlook Meeting Set
The Rural Scene reports the provincial Agriculture Department will hold a Farm Crops and Livestock specialists event to outline trends in production and marketing. An address by Honorable George Hutton will open proceedings at 10 am, with Premier Dub Roblin expected to speak. meals provided at the Extension Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of ‘Agricuure
George
Hutton
Dub Roblin
Canadian Railways Rally Onward Despite Industry Strain
Canada’s rail system is rebuilding amid automation and modernization efforts. CN leadership under Donald Gordon pushes piggyback freight, three decker autos, and refurbished services to attract business, while labor unions adapt to reduced labor needs in a changing landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
CBC
Teport
CP and. Union
Canada
Imag
Yarbo
Saskatchewan
World Day of Prayer Reflections and Blessings
An article reflects on prayer as a bridge to blessing for all, citing an old proverb about helping others and God’s reciprocity. Jesus prayed for believers beyond His circle, and the author shares assisting with a World Day of Prayer service praying for nations, races, leaders, families, ministers, and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Manitoba Mineral Industry Surpasses 171 Million
Manitoba reports a 1963 mineral output of 171 million dollars up from 150 million in 1962. Major gains come from metal production and industrial minerals led by International Nickel’s Thompson operation. oil decline but new mining activity emerges at Stall Lake and Osborne Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Nickel Company of Canada
Thompson
Manitoba
Stall Lake
Snow Lake
Hudsons ‘Bay
Nantly Copper
Osborne Lake
Nickel’ Belt
Lynn Lake
Pas
Winnipeg
Wheat and oil production trends show mixed gains and shifts
The report notes increased oil field unit output from 519000 to 690000 barrels in six month periods with water injection converting wells causing monthly drops. It compares November 1963 daily yield to 2300 plus barrels in 1962. It also highlights Bulgar a low cost wheat with quick preparation, aided by the Great Plains Wheat organization to broaden U.S. wheat export markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plains
World of Wheat Wheat Consumption Trends
Discussion notes a long term decline in human wheat consumption across advanced nations. UK per capita wheat use has fallen to 38 bushels, with potential 58 million bushels more if pre war levels persisted. Similar drops are seen in United States Canada Australia. per capita and total consumption lower as diets improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Britain
United States
Canada
Telephone usage leaders highlighted in 1963 rankings
The 1963 edition ranks Cana as top for telephone use with 6134 calls per person, noting the annual lead over other nations. The report highlights continued high per capita calling activity and unusual communication habits amid emerging telecom trends.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Banner
Russell
Roblin Wednes
Notre
Cottadt Bree
Angusvile
Hay Satene
Binsearth
Henry Woodkey
Goldie Forrest
Johm Chaytor
Dooley Smith
Hay Gillespie
Loney
Sim Burgess
Joe Franklin
August Leifer
Pat Forsythe
George Bicknell
Gerry Nolan
Ted Clement
Atroree
Farmer’s
Elks’ Hall
Cattle and Hog Marketing Board
Herb McIntosh
Marketing Board
Agricultural Representative
The
ST. Regis
Russell. Banner
Pierre Delagrave
Donald Gordon
Lanours
Prankall
Labor Lesan
Avi
1Othy
Rhe Munster
Vieden Scallion
Ihcor Bingo
Legion Club
World OF Wheat
W. G. Malaher
Canatiene
Mary
Ema
Manitoba Committee On Alcohol