Russell fair and races offer fifty cent entertainment value
Youth Caravaners from the Walther League will visit Inglis July 17 to 21 to assist Trinity Lutheran youth with devotionals service projects discussions and recreation. The Russell Agricultural Society keeps admission at fifty cents for adults with twenty five cents for children and promises extensive exhibits 4 H rally grandstand shows CKY caravanist songs Elks band fastball horseshoes Gayland rides and various midways for a full day program at the Manitoba fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Inglis
Walther League
International Youth Or
Lutheran Church‘Missouri Synod
Lapran
Trinity Lutheran Caravan Committee
Donald Schmitke
Harold Ziprick
Harald Kopetsky
C. RB. Baron
Russell Agricultural Society
Wheatley
Inees
Russell
Mmil
Russell Fair
Assiniboine Downs
CKY Carnavan
Russell Elks
Curling Club
Manitoba
Best Herefords Come From Russell District
The Brandon Daily Sun reports from Brandon show Hereford cattle wins led by Russell district entries. Watson and Dunn teams dominated, Dunn’s Dick Mischief 13M winning calf class then grand championship, Primrose Regent 12L from Watson Dunn Farm securing reserve bull, and Dunns also claiming top herd and two-bull classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunne
Sun
Dunn
Brandon
Watson
Russell
Evan
Vernon
Silverton
W. Dunn
Dick Mischief
Primrose Regent
Watson Dunn
Warren Smith
Olds
Aice
J. J. Dunn
Dunns
Get of Shre
V. Dunn
Cam
Bob
Stewart
Dave
Water Skiing Now A Sport For All Ages
Water skiing is presented as a rapidly growing twentieth century sport in the province with broad appeal across ages. The piece notes boating growth boosts skiing as a leisure activity and hints at a rising interest in tournament skiing, with more people seeking access to the sport through shared experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom
Dad
Grand Dad
Camp for Crippled Children Made Possible by Seal Fund
Lakeside Camp in Manitoba expands services for crippled children aided by Easter Seal Fund. Two week sessions this summer provide training and artificial limb use for 120 children, with 25 staff and volunteer board support ensuring camp upkeep and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Fund
Billy
Joe Suey
Ariety
Lakeside
Manitoba
Lakeside Camp
Crippled
Angus Coulter Runner Up At Portage Plowing Match
Angus Coulter placed second in the Manitoba 4-H Club serial competition at Portage Prairie on June 25. He had won the class at the North Western Manitoba match held here the week prior and was sponsored by the Russell Chamber of Commerce at the provincial affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Fer Western
International Kiwanis elects new world president
The International President of Kiwanis was elected July 2 at the 43rd Kiwanis International convention in Chicago. Laheed succeeds H Park Arnold of Glendale as head of about 4500 clubs and 500,000 members across the United States Canada Alaska and Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis International
Glendale
California
Arnold
Kiwanis
Fost
Prepare Now For Hay Shortage This Winter
Farmers urged to plan for winter feed shortages as rains aid supply. Dairy expert M Daciw notes substitution of grain for hay can sustain milk, with nine pounds hay daily and about 25 pounds grain during shortages. Department of Agriculture asks farmers to list hay needs and prices, offering help locating hay and pasture rather than buying hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Representative
Russell
Ancient Indian law on widow self immolation on funeral pyre
A historic legal custom required a widow to cremate herself on her husband's funeral pyre. The rule reflects traditional gender practices tied to mourning and religious rites in ancient India.
Russellown Council Backs Parks Committee and Street Light Request
Russellown Town Council approved a parks committee, voted 10 dollars for support, and asked Manitoba Power Commission to extend street lights into the park. They also directed Public Works to seal coal on Main Assiniboine Westbourne and Augusta streets, passed two by laws, and issued building permits totaling 13,300 dollars for G. E. Bruce Frank Genaille and Tony Jarra. Total council accounts 198246 with 540 for Winnipeg General Hospital.
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Russellown
Parks Committee
Manitoba Power Commission
Department of Public Works
Main
Assiniboine
Westbourne
Augusta
Fst
J. E. Gillespie
Russell
Province of Manitoba Planning Service
G. E. Bruce
Frank Genaille
Tony Jarra
Winnipeg General Hospital
Burgess
Room For More Boys At Kiwanis Summer Camp
July 20 opening for Kiwanis camp reports不足 applications for Elks cabin. Red Cross water safety instructor A Van Holst engaged. Boys aged 10 to 13 urged to apply via R C Smellie or J A Buress. Girls camp opens July 27 with a few vacancies and forms at the same location.
Popular Wilf Carter Coming Here Saturday Show
Wilf Carter brings his Trans-Canada tour to Rust,ell Memorial Rink Saturday at 6 30. His cast includes daughters Carol and Sheila with singing, dancing, and instrument work plus two 16 year old dancers Diana Ze and Pattie Stevens. Ward Allen of Spartan Records and Joe Brown of the Hillbilly Jewels co headline with Bob King MC. The act promises the best entertainment of Wilf Carter’s career with a family show of familiar names.
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Wilf Carter
Carol
Sheila
Themelves
Diana
Pattie’ Stevens
Ward Allen
Spartan Records
Joe
Brown
The
Hillbilly Jewels
RCA
Victor
Bob King
Joe Brown
Wilf
Rust
Ell
Memorial Rink
Change at Cabinet Office Sparks District News
A cabinet reshuffle brings Frank Bell to assume office duties on short notice from Legislative Building to Russell town office. D R McDon is named treasurer as he steps in yesterday. The district notes the rains aided crops and gardens, by Edgar Mench of Inglis reporting a sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative
Russell Town
Frank °. Bell
D. R. McDon
Archie Municipality
Campbell
No Banner Next Week During Fair Week
Notice states The Banner will not publish next week during Fair Week and will resume on July 2nd T.
Oil treatment on Russell streets linked to future work
Russell streets south of Assini boine and east of Main received an oil treatment on Tuesday with plan for nearby streets to follow if satisfactory. A key feature was a 24 hour traffic blockage to let the oil dry, while a fishing party near Peden's lake faced a long wait as rain led to a stranded car six miles from a phone.
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Russell
Assiniboine
Main
W. W. W. Wilson
Billie Clarke
Peden's Lake
Rossburn
Repeat Performance Triumphs at Swan River Meet
Two shields on a trophy in Aberdeen's jewelry display bear the name C. Gray of Russell as champion chariot team driver at the Swan River meet. Shorty repeated last week and, if he wins next year, the trophy will stay with him. Other local horses placed, with Murray McLennan's Rocky taking a first and a third, also earning Gray more honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
C. Gray
Russell
Shorty
Murray McLennan
Rocky
Gray
Assistant Director Named To Home Economics Service
Hon Errick F Willis announces Elizabeth M Collyer as assistant director of the extension service home economics division. Miss Collyer, a Morden district home economist and University of Manitoba graduate, hails from Welwyn Sask and has long 4-H leadership including 33 clubs in operation. She begins the new post immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errick F. Willis
Elizabeth M. Getty Collyer
Miss Collyer
Dstrict
Morden
University of Manitoba
W. F. Colyyer
Welwyn
Sask
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the Sun
Prite
South Dakota
C. E. Glasman & Sons
Anta Elga
Anne
Wilmot McComb
Hayfield
Angus Coulter
Portage Plowing
ENNET
New Parks Board
Rod Clement
Edgar Mench
Home Economics
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