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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
2
The notice indicates payable rates in xb area with $9.00 onside and 30 per year outside Canada. It is authorized and printed by B Sanderson editor and publisher, with second class mail registration by the Post Office Department Ottawa and cash postage payment guidance.
The Old Boys brought a wheat sample standing thirty three inches tall. A large district crowd attended the Birtle sports on the first, enjoying ideal weather for games. Burns Foster completed a cement retaining wall in front of his property enhancing the curb appeal.
A compilation of brief items recalls civic efforts to beautify streets with trees, a planned tourist camp site near CPRY, youth trips to Toronto, Elks convention leadership, crop damage from mail mishap, a diamond wedding anniversary, a wounded son in France, a Boy Scout camp outing, and a successful Elks annual program with bingo.
A reader reflects on the 1964 65 New York World's Fair noting its vast spectacle and hopeful Peace through understanding theme. The essay shares impressions of pavilions crowds long walks and the cost of food while recommending official tour packages and travel tips. Local notices recount visits from families and residents across Portage Winnipeg and Gimli in a community page.
The Rural Scene urges participation in Brandon's Provincial Exhibition and upcoming local fairs. A July test-plot tour at Brandon experimental farm and a July 28 29 field day at Bob Turnbull's Seaforth farm feature talks by Crawford Jenkins J E B Campbell and W J Lapken on soils tillage fertilization weed control and variety demonstrations. Instant flour adds convenience but requires careful mixing. Miss Joan Blanchard to demonstrate buying sheets pillowcases and yard goods. Red Cross urges life jacket use.
Advertisers note a new product called instantized flour recently launched in Canada. It is described as unsifted before measuring, mixing quickly with liquids, and available in two and four pound bags at slightly above the standard flour price. The item is not yet on the local market but imminent.
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