Russell Banner Publication Details and Editor
The Russell Banner is published every Thursday in Russell Manitoba and is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year in advance. To the USA the rate is $250. Cecil Sanderson serves as editor and publisher and the paper is authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department Ottawa.
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Russell
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
USA
Cecil Sanderson
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Tea For Two A brief on tea prices and history
Tea for two is a friendly habit enjoyed in homes and tea rooms alike. The piece notes a ten cent rise per pound since 1942, explains subsidy removal as decontrol, and highlights tea origins from India and Ceylon. It offers facts on tea production,Bush maturity, and cost per cup, praising tea as a morale booster.
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India
Ceylon
Canada
Far East
Calcutta
Java
Sistra
Buri
Jurmora
Ng Kong
Asia
China
Endcliffe Honors List Recalls IX Grading Names
Congratulations to Dols Wile man Ivan McCann and Glen Pag an whose names appeared in the honor list of the Grade IX correspondence examination.
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Dols Wileman
Ivan McCann
Glen Pagan
Millwood couple celebrates 43rd wedding anniversary
On Sunday January 26 Millwood hosted the 43rd anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bily as family and friends arrived to wish them well. R Scobie of Churchbridge stayed with the Wondraseks. Gordon Chandler and Cecil Dilts visited from Harrowby. Ed Dilts joined the Carter family. Dave McKinnon is reported under doctor’s care and hopes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bily
Reeves
J. Bily
R. Yont
Bily
R. Scobie
Churchbridge
Dave McKinnon
Local notes and incidents in Castleavery district
Mrs Baronet returned with her sister for a holiday. Little Marjorie Pyot of Castleavery was kicked by a horse, now in Sacred Heart hospital. District youths held a meeting and a whist drive. Milly Ferris and Eva Roe returned from town and Winnipeg visits. Castleavery broomball faced MacNutt, with MacNutt victorious.
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Yast
Milly Ferris
Rupert Nerbas
Winnipeg
Eva Roe
Angusville WMS meeting notes and community updates
The Angusville Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Rian's home on January 2 at 3 pm with Turnbull presiding in Mrs. J Bell’s absence. Minutes, treasurer, and Missionary Monthly reports were read. Reports highlighted 48 home visits and 18 hospital visits by Mrs. Rinn. Guests and local residents were noted, and future World Day of Prayer set for February 19 at 3 pm at Mrs. Rinn's. Sympathy extended to the Chuchmuch family.
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Wms
Angusville United Church
Rian
Turnbull
J. Bell
Ran
Cowan
Geo. Bell
Burgess
Rinn
Community Io
Kinn
Sharman
Kowal
Oakburn
Hnatuke
Wanda Lechowicz
Silverton
Winnipeg
Agnes Kalyniuk
Kloon
Wallace Keating
Clandeoye
Goldie Forrest
Jean Pell
Jean
John Fell
Sacred Heart Hospital
Mike Chuchmuch
Sudburys Visit Oliver B C as Morrisons Meet Friends
Shellmouth notes Cyril Sudbury and family left Saturday for Oliver B C to visit Cyril’s parents Donald Morrison of Strathclair spent a few days in town. William Morrison attended a Winnipeg trustees convention last week. The village held a social with games stunts and contests in the hall Saturday night hosted by the community Cub with parent help refreshments provided.
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Cyril Sudbury
Oliver
B.C
Nature's Tonic urges outdoor airing in cold weather
The Department of National Health and Welfare in Ottawa urges people to get out into the open despite cold weather. It advises bundling up to avoid catching a chill and to breathe deeply the fresh air, framing outdoor activity as nature's tonic for health.
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Department of National Health and Welfare
Ottawa
Municipal by law vote notice to be held February 28 1947
Government notice under the Municipal Act announces readings of a by law and schedules a public vote on February 28 1947. Polls are set at multiple townships including Angusville and Silverton with deputy returning officers named. The Reeve will preside at the municipal office February 25 to appoint two scrutineers and one clerk for final vote tally.
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Council of
Te Said Mu
Edward Berney
G Berney
Angusville
Cecilwitzer
William Michalchuk
S.W
John Stefanysys
BOLL
Southall
Silverton
Neepawa
Voting at Angusville on By Law in 1947
Notice calls electors to attend polling places for and against the proposed By-Law and instructs that the Clerk will tally votes at the Municipal Office in Angusville on March 1, 1947 at 2 PM. A further vote on the By-Law is set for March 11, 1947 at 2 PM at the Municipal Office in the Village of le. VATED.
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Angusville
Decker
Silver Creek
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Russell Banner
Endcliffe
Millwood
Dropmore
UNRRA
Province
F. A. E Hamilton
Man
A. D. Duncan
Imperial Bank of Canada
Law Courts
Kennedy Street
Winnipeg, Maa
Shellmouth
Act
Manuela
North America
Shea’s
ST. Regis
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