Russell Banner publication and subscription rates notice
The Russell Banner announces weekly publication from Main Street Rowell Manitoba. Rates are $2.50 yearly within the area and $3.00 outside. $3.50 outside Canada. It is authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department Ottawa. Publishers EC Sanderson and H M Rutar.
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Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
EC Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
Home Economics Short Courses at Brandon Center
The Extension Home Economics staff begins a Homecraft Week with sessions February 26 to March 2 at the Brandon Agricultural Extension Center. Programs include mosaics, basketry, wood finishing, reupholstering, slip-covering, and draperies guided by experienced instructors to teach practical skills and produce finished items.
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Brandon Agricultural Extension Center
Brandon
Homecraft Week invites Norma Morrison and talks
Norma Morrison and Miss Martha Ouei Jet invite participation in Homecraft Week at the Agricultural Extension Center in Brandon and Russell. The program includes textile painting and flower arranging with a $1.00 daily tuition and $10.00 weekly room and board. Registration is daily from 9:30 with lectures to follow.
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Martha Ouei Jet
Agricultural Extension Center
Brandon
Norma Morrison
Russell
Angusville curlers excel in Rossburn bonspiel events
Angusville curlers fared well during Rossburn open bonspiel week of January 2. Maurice Pawluk placed third in the second event, Jack Kostiuk finished fourth in the third event and first in the fourth event, Bert McTavish took third in the fourth event, and Peter Pradhnuk was fourth in the same. The United Church annual meeting is set for January 22 at 2 pm. Rose Zink of Winnipeg arrived January 6 to visit relatives. Ukrainian New Year was celebrated at Katie Kalinuk’s farm. Mr. F. T. Gallant returned home from Sacred Heart Hospital. Mrs. Nelson Dagg traveled from Winnipeg for the weekend to visit with Mr. Dagg and their child, staying with Mrs. Rosie Switzer. Dagg will work with Hydro in Neepawa this Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hantuke mourn the passing of her father in Dauphin on December 25. Mrs. Chaytor’s father died recently. Mr. Chaytor returned home and then went to Gladstone for burial.
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Angusvine Curners
Rossburn
Maurice Pawluk
Jack Kostiuk
Bert McTavisi
Peter Pradhnuk
United Church
Rose Zink
Winnipeg
Nick Kloon
Katie Kalinuk
F. T. Gallant
Sacred Heart Hospital
Nelson Dagg
Mr. Dagg
Rosie Switzer
Dagg
Manitoba Teachers’ College
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Hydro
Neepawa
Russell considers Farmers Elevator plan in 60,000 bushel capacity bid
Minutes note OLW Days We Tapes Ago record shows Donald wiy and Jas Johnstone tasked to study establishing a Russell Farmers Elevator with capacity capped at 60,000 bushels as threshing ends and the season remains lengthy amid district activity across decades.
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Jas Johnstone
Russell
Matheson
Wright and Tingley
Tuckett
Royal Caledonian
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