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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 04, 1967

Page

2

Authorized Post Press Listing in Russell Banner

A brief notice from the Manitoba Weekly Newspapers announces authorized second class mail by the Post Office. It specifies payment method in cash and credits Balter as publisher. The item appears in the Russell Banner and related Thoreey Miner and Dasidian Wilkly Row notices.

Dasidian Wilkly Row Manitoba Lea Ee Ottawa Iasidetses Balter

Local Notes Highlight Yard Improvements and Community Items

A fragment from Ol Bars up to date barn reports a gang upgrading the CPR yards with heavier steel, expansions planned. Also noted are past items: Mins Ivy Hall joins Royal Bank of Canada staff. Hancock receives $100 General Proficiency Scholarship at Brandon College. various local visits and events referenced from 1947 and 1987.

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Silverton Picnic and Closing Exercises Highlight Week

Silverton held a picnic and closing exercises last Thursday celebrating lessons and homework with hopes for an enjoyable next term. Visitors included Mrs. Laurence Bennett of Winniper and relatives in Stratford district.

Laurence Bennett Winniper Stratford Ict Russell Mervin. Coulter Bob Neary Calgary Alewa Coulters Dunns McLeods Minniska Silverton Nitty Needters Brandon Gordon Keating Bar Keatings Iso Clarence McLaren Toronto Ont Fred Kamarouse Ken Mathions Hamiota W.M. Creanane Vancouver Gerald Keating

Weekend visitors and tournament notes from Saskatchewan towns

Chuk of Winnipeg visited Orr and Mrs. Matt Senko. Peter Para left for a holiday with Mr and Mrs Brest Sidoryk of Winnipeg. Auguiville Cardinals played in Rocanville and Neepawa tournaments earning 75 dollars. The Wit Dunns visited Spalding relatives, Johnny Loves from Dewar Lake visited. Canadien National Institute for the Blind information appears in the text.

Neepawa Neepawa Farmers Spalding Sask Johnnnie Loves Dewar Lake Evans Bruce Veena

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