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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows a Manitoba newspaper page listing association memberships, subscription rates, postal formats, and editorial staff. It mentions The Russell Banner in Male Street, Ronse Manitobe, and cites editor E C Sanderson with publisher status and other agency notes.
The column lists a mix of 1915 to 1955 notes including a hockey lineup for Russell Tom Thompson team, a former Imperial Oil agent selling his toss, a bank staff appointment in Roblin, Elks social visit with Col Burritt, and a fire destroying 7,000 bushels of grain with unknown cause.
A CBC news release notes a new export move for Canada’s publicly owned railways. The plan ships tall oil from Western Canada to Vancouver by CN then to Japan in monthly consignments, with crude tall oil processed in Japan for manufacturing and Orient sales under a five year contract.
A meditation uses a football game to urge Christians to take an offensive role. A boy asks what offensive means and the piece cites the New Testament commands to make disciples preach the gospel and be witnesses.
Early focus meeting notes show Dawid Wowk leading Grand Howl and Denis Deschamps reciting The Lord's Prayer. Gregory Stevens became a Sixer with Bradley Stewart as Seconder. Rod net Brown led Grand Howl at parade close with Garry Reavie saying Cub’s Prayer. Next meeting Thursday night.
The Rural Scene notes the Western Canada Farm Safety Conference at the Marlborough Hotel on February 8 9 and 10. The theme Action for Accident Prevention urges farmers to attend and seek registration forms from the author’s office. The article also highlights a winter vitamin A supplement for livestock as a tip amid early frosts and browning grass.
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