Larger wheat shipments via Churchill eyed by association
The Hudson Bay Route Association reports future wheat exports through Port Churchill will exceed prior years. A 15 cent per bushel saving over Montreal routes aims for 25 million bushels via Churchill, with the ministry urged to order Wheat Board delivery. An annual Regina excursion to Port Churchill is planned for July 25 with Saskatoon, Prince Albert and The Pas stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay Route Association
Port Churchill
Churchill
Great Lakes
Montreal
Canadian Wheat Board
Statistical Department
British Food Ministry
West
Minister of Trade and Commerce
Wheat Board
Hudson Bay Railway
Regina
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Pas
Hudson Bay
Barley Improvement Institute Offers $50 Prize to Elevator Operators
The Barley Improvement Institute announces a $50 prize for the elevator operator who handles and ships the first prize entry for 1981 in each of the three western provinces. Regional winners advance to provincial contests with $200, $150, and $100 prizes, and top provincial winners compete inter-provincially for $1,000 and $300. Past $1,000 winners are ineligible. barley grown on their farms is not considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barley Improvement Institute
Brewing and
Marchwell district visitors and Bethel church anniversary
Rock Island visitors Mr and Mrs Carlson stay with their daughter and Rev and Mrs Carlson. Miss Gunhild Hogberg tours the south west US with a nursing mate. Bernice Westerlund returns to California. Mr and Mrs Field of Birtle renew acquaintances. Bethel Lutheran church marks 40th anniversary with a fellowship lunch, history review, and class reunions. Speakers include Rev Carlson Rev Roulston Dr A A Nelson and Missionary Miss Margaret Miller. Color slides on China and Tibet shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson
Rock Island
Bethel Lutheran Church
Roulston
Marchwell
A. A. Nelson
Fargo
North Dakota
Margaret Miller
China
Tibet
Give Him Room
Advice for infant clothing emphasizes avoiding the smallest sizes as babies outgrow garments quickly and laundering shrinks fabrics. Tight clothes may restrict movement, limiting an infant's essential exercise.
Londonderry District Builds New Brick Schoolhouse
Residents in Londonderry district raise a new brick veneer school on Andrew Setter’s farm. The 25 by 31 foot building includes an 8 by 12 porch. George Cartwright serves as secretary treasurer. Brome grass reaching five feet three inches is reported in The Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Andrew Setter
George Cartwright
Teasurer
Russell School appoints inspectors. Keating dies
Ten years ago July 10, 1941 reports J A Peterson resigning as principal and joining the provincial education department staff while G W Bartlett fills the Russell high school vacancy. The death of Silverton pioneer Robert Keating follows a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Peterson
Russell School
Department of Education
G. W.bartlett
Russell School Board
Robert Keating
Silverton
Seebach Honored for Half Century of Service as School Secretary
To honor him for fifty years of service as secretary of Seeburn school, the sole surviving board member since its 1886 formation attended a banquet with about 150 guests. Mr Seebach received a gold-banded cane a bronze Manitoba emblem and a cheque while Mrs Seebach was presented with a purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeburn School
Seebach
Manitoba
Mra Seebach
Russell history notes and local events from 1906 to 1926
A compact retrospective column highlights past local happenings: a 1906 June storm shifted a farmer J A Callin barn on its foundation with no damage, a 1911 CPR coal dock built in Russell, 1916 funeral notices for Lloyd Lee Burley and Annie Adolphe, 1921 Russell sports and bands with prizes for Oddfellows floats, and 1926 garage work by F T Storey plus 50 road signs painted for the Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Callin
Russell Cricket Club
Winnipeg
Captain Williams
O. W. Goodbun
W. Case
W A. Wilson
Rev. Holmes
G. Wedgewood
G. Hayter
W. A. Collis
H. A. Wade
J. Willey
W. Cash
F. Archer
Charles Lloyd Lee
Harrowby
Leonard Burley
Eadcliffe
Annie Adolphe
Russel
Smellie Bros. Ltd
F. T. Storey
Main
Assiniboine
Board of Trade
L. V. Smith
Local press crews return from Canadian weekly meeting
Editor J McIntyre and Mrs McIntyre report from the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association convention in Red Bina with a trip to Banff and Lake Louise. Delegates traveled for the event and afterward a gravel road project is planned from Silverton to Angusville. A 1996 note recalls a July 9 gathering at Otto Seebach’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cen
J. McIntyre
McIntyre
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Red Bina
Banff
Lake Louise
Silverton
Angusville
Encourage Independence in Child Skill Learning
A guiding principle suggests letting a child solve small problems like tying shoelaces without immediate help. Giving time to work out own methods builds initiative and reduces overreliance on adults.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell
Post Office Department
Ottawa
EC Sanderson
H. M. Rutar
Association
Saskatchewan Trade Service Division
Western Export and Import Company
Dalguesh
Binscarth Memorial
Arthur Franz Jfan Heather
Rom James Stodwart
Saskatoon Industrial Exhibition
CL Etats
Saskat
Alberta
Blue Cross
Geo. A. Allen
Millwood
Frank Bily
Binscarth
G. Matheson
Inglis
H. J. Ziprick
Dropmore
Olive C. Leslar
W. J. Rinn
R. S. Cochrane
Pgi
CPR
Gwilt
Presbyterian Church
Amamg
Aco
Otto Seebach
John Deere Line
ECCO
E. C. Shepherd
John Deere Sales & Service
Russell, Man
N.M. Paterson & SoNs
Coronado
Thrifty
Custom
Canada
Macleods
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