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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
2
The passage provides the newspaper’s name The Russell Banner with editor and publisher Sanderson and confirms second class mail status authorized by the Post Office. It notes the paper’s weekly publication and imprint line typical of early 20th century clerical typography.
The fragment references Glen de Thomson 30 years ago on January 20 1906 with H R Barry Adolphe Jack Walley Bill Thom and Jack WW. It also mentions a 10 year old entry from February 2 1956 noting stormy weather and a blocked event or postponement related to an Angus ponement with Open Bonspiel.
A Manitoba Teachers' Society committee led by Steinbach teacher David A. Voth will host a Brandon seminar. The program will study the role and work of a school principal as an educational leader.
A labor strike once viewed as a last resort has become the easiest option for unions facing stalled negotiations. Organizers signal intensified campaigns as workers seek concessions amid mounting tensions with management and rising living costs.
Gerald Keating attended Silverton events with ten members present at a Wednesday gathering. Stratford School district held its annual meeting with no board changes. Vic Ferguson visited Chicago recently. Earl Ross visited Rocanville Saskatchewan. Gerald Keating flew to Fo yeur to be with his mother Mrs W A Keating. Bob White Alwyn Coulter and Watson Cochrane attended Vernon Palloon’s funeral at Femwarren on January 20th.
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Angu s ville residents and ratepayers attended the annual Angusville School meeting on Monday January 17 with Mrs Dan Kodleski serving as secretary treasurer. The meeting stayed active and engaged as many young parents showed keen interest in their children's education. The 1966 Trustees and their three younger children spent January 10 in Melville Saskatchewan, motoring there and back. Mrs John Katehin returned home after three weeks in Port Arthur and Manitouwadge. Angusville hockey’s three teams continued to win with Juveniles beating Rossburn 10-4 and the 4 and under and 12 and under squads winning 8-8 and 6-1 respectively.
MF U hosts bingo Friday January 28 at 6 PM. A Winnipeg student nurse, Miss Pamela Curley, is noted in the event summary.
Minniska visits relatives in town to help settle in a new home. Mrs. Bob Stewart has returned home from hospital improved. Willis Kieper and family visit over the weekend. Mrs. Kieper stays a week. Judy and husband visit, with plans to attend a cattle breeders event. Residents stay close to home amid cold spell.
Valerie Hogoerg of Regina is at home on sick care from her school. The Marchwell Girls' Home Craft Club held a February raffle of bed linen. Heather Yont and Brenda Roulston of Regina spent the weekend with their parents, Henry Yont and George Roulston.
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