Russell Banner Publisher and Canadian Association Info
The Russell Banner is a Manitoba Canada publication under the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association CWXA. It is authorized as second class matter by the Post Office Department Ottawa. Sanderson and H M Rutar are listed as publishers.
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Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba
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Small Towns Grow Quietly as Highways Change Canada
A traveler notes booming construction across Canada from coast to coast while highways erode rural towns. Prairie towns show slower but steady progress with waterworks, hospitals, schools, theatres, shops, and modern homes. weekly Manitoba papers mirror community hopes and changes.
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Maritimes
Vancouver Island
Manitoba
Allig
Towns Keep Pace With Progress Across Manitoba
A Manitoba town profile notes little towns retain backbone of country as they keep pace with progress and city growth. Local items include Swan River Rodeo attendees, Steve Marschiak returning from holiday, and families like Bert and Margaret Zimmer visiting Islay Alberta.
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Manitoba
Swan River Rodeo
Louis Palkevitch
Bill Zimmer
Adolph Ciprick
Steve Marschiak
Bert
Margaret Zimmer
Islay
Alberta
P. Peatz
Saltcoats
Burt Carr
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings
Winnipeg visitors W. K. Robb and family renew ties in the district. Marlene Laberte departs with parents for the Pacific Coast. Victoria resident Mrs. Lucy Wishart visits relatives on route to Ontario. Multiple Winnipeg and Regina guests attend gatherings, dances, and a church wedding at Dropmore United Church. Local residents travel to Deer Lodge, Minot, and Portage la Prairie for holidays and work agendas.
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W. K. Robb
Winnipeg
D. A. Bradley- Hunt
Broomfield
R. Lewis
Marlene Laberte
Pacific Coast
Laberte
Deepdale
Lucy Wishart
Victoria
Lloyd Leslar
Ontario
Harry Preece
Preece
J. Bassil
J. S. Robertson
J. M. Robertson
Deer Lodge
Burke Cameron
RCAF
R. S. Cameron
Wilfred Brown
Brandon
Tom Linton
Eileen MacLeod
Dropmore United Church
Ray Mireau
Doreen Baronet
Regina
Doreen
George Baronet
Mary Nichols
Virden
Phil Zimmer
Irene Robb
Bill Peters
Kay Robb
Winnieg
Clarence Robb
Portage la Prarie
Weekend visitors share Greenfield memories among locals
Arana Aars, J. Ferguson and two sons visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. Bird. Ernie Bird accompanied them to Edmonton on Monday. Mrs. Bird plans to attend summer school in Winnipeg. Mr. S. Wishart visits from Winnipeg and departs Thursday. Miss Edna Liske of Winnipeg also joined the weekend gathering as part of the big attendance.
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Arana Aars
J. Ferguson
W. Bird
Ernie
Edmonton
Craigie Pupils Reach Next Grade on Sports Day
Craigie students celebrate promotion to the next grade after a school sports day at Birtle. Wayne Glasman and Richard Cooke travel to Silver Beach for a boys camp. Mr and Mrs C Cusitar motor to Douglas, returning with Noble. Visits include Boyce family and friends in the district. Elaine McKinnon Georgina Mintenko attend Brandon fair. C Cohen family from Galt Ont arrive for a holiday at Oak Glen farm.
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Worickey Glasman
C. Cusitar
Douglas
Mrs. Noble
Birtle
Craigie
Wayne Glasman
Richard Cooke
Silver Beach
Archie Boyce
Mildred
Jerry
Vic Brown
B.C
J. Spencer
Elaine
Emily McKinnon
Georgina Mintenko
Brandon Fair
C. Cohen
Galt
Ont
Oak Glen Farm
Grandmothers reminisce at Silverton W.L meeting
Old songs and memories fill Silverton Women’s Literary Institute program as grandmothers recall fairs and past times. Mrs. Alwyn Coulter welcomes attendees and conducts a smelling contest won by Mrs. W A Keating and Mrs. Geo McLeod in a tie, with Mrs. Denyes performing readings and a Gramo fishpond activity entertaining all. Lunch and social time follow. tentative Strawberry Tea planned.
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Alwyn Coulter
W. A. Keating
Geo. McLeod
Mrs. Keating
B. Evans
M. 3. Coulter
W.L
Visitors fill town with a wave of guests and a travel milestone
Mrs. Frank Wagner of Salmon Arm and many other visitors from Hamilton Winnipeg and Minnesota stay with local families over the weekend. A record 28,300,000 international visits to Canada in 1955 marks a high travel year.
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Frank Wagner
Salmon Arm
B.C
Jack Albright
Bolear
Man
Jas. Langsford
Bain
Hamilton
Ont
W. Hnatipher
Nellie Petz
Alex Petz
Guy Henry
Winnipeg
G. Haas
John Nerbas
Kisbey
Alberta
J. Lebeacque
P. Patterson
Clifford Wishart
A. Johnson
Lincoln
Minnesota
Canada
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