Russell Banner Office Details and Subscription Rates
The Russell Banner announces publication every Thursday from Main Street Russell Manitoba under Chaloner Publishers. Subscription rates are in advance at 5.00 dollars per year within a 40 mile radius and 6.00 dollars per year for Canada United States and overseas. Clayton G. Chaloner serves as manager.
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Russell Banner
Russell
Manitoba
Canada
United States
Chaloner Publishers
Clayton G. Chaloner
Long history of town notes and sport feats across years
Olden Days section notes excavations for Merchants Bank foundation and Russell entrance surveyors. July 20 1916 Burrows Lumber Yard opened with W Tait manager. Reports exam honors and pass lists at Russell School. July 22 1966 baseball team set a local record, with most games won in 27 since June 10. July 23 1936 Bracken government milestone. July 25 1946 Elks Grand Feeding Knight A G Smellie. July 26 1956 Fish Derby top award Felix Mushumanski. July 14 1966 Frank Clement shoots first golf hole in one at Russell Golf Club during interclub matches.
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T. Simms
Merchants Bank
C.N.R
Russell
Theo A. Burrows Co
Shellmouth
W. Tait
Russell School
Bessie McDougall
Enid Si‘ack
Willie Ledingham
Dona Smellie
Gladys McCauley
Lawrence Cusitar
Robert Glasman
Gordon Clee
Cecil Clee
Lousell Leifer
Alex More
Eva Rea
Hazel McDonagh
Jessie Tod
Bartie McDougall
Uly
Bracken
Manitoba
Roblin
Grand Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Saskatoon
A.G. Smellie
Mr. Smellie
E. Yorall
W. Hoffman
Felix Mushumanski
Silver Beach
Frank Clement
Russell Golf and Country Club
Frank
Bob Ray
Earl Reagh
Morton Orr
Binscorth
Aibirdie
CN proposes single rail network manager for cross country service
Canadian National vice president Garth Campbell urged the Transport Commission to adopt a designated railway territory approach to running the trans continental passenger network. He argued for network by network management, unified terminals and pricing, and a nationwide marketing study to guide long distance and feeder services for 1977 scheduling and revenue stability. Delays could hurt 1977 revenue and public perception.
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Canada
Garth Campbell
Canadian National
Campbell
Transport Comission
Ministry of Transport
Canadian ‘Transport Commission
Adeline Nychuk Visits Angusville Family Reunion
Adeline Nychuk from Da uphin visited her family in Angusville over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Ralph Mc Cormick and Donald from Atikokan Ontario traveled to visit Adeline's parents Mr and Mrs Frank Gallant and family.
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Adeline Nychuk
Dauphin
Ralph McCormick
Donald
Atikokan
Ontario
Adeline
Frank K. Gallant
Obituary for Judith Koss of MacNutt Saskatchewan
Judith Elaine Koss died in Winnipeg on June 23, 1976 at age 20. Born June 20, 1956 in Russell she worked at Millers Hatchery. Survived by two sisters Edith Kendell MacNutt and Barbara Lobkow Wro nto n Sask. Funeral June 26 at Immanuel Lutheran Church Landestreu officiated by Rev E Martotte with organist Joan Adam. Interment Landestreu Cemetery. pallbearers from Russell and Langenburg.
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Judith Elain Koss
Charles and
Koss
MacNutt, Sask
Winnipeg
Miss Koss
Russell
Miller's Hatchery
Edith Kendell
Mac Nutt
Barbara Lobkow
Wronton
Sask
Landestreu
Immanuel Lutheran Church
E. Marcotte
Joan Adam
Regional Red Cross Meeting in Shoal Lake
A regional Red Cross meeting is set for Wednesday July 28 at 7 30 PM in the Shoal Lake Community Centre Manitoba. The free open event features a one hour program with films on the Guatemala earthquake and Red Cross work, two speakers, and honors seven long service volunteers. Light refreshments will follow and the gathering aims to attract many locals.
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Red Cross
Shoal Lake
Manitoba
Martoba
Guatemala
Blood
Sin
The
the Red Cross
Larry Todd
Fisher Home Hosts Visiting Relations From Idaho and Saskatchewan
Visiting the home of Bill and Anne Fisher were Jim Mitchell of New Plymouth Idaho, the couple’s brother. Also present were Bill’s cousins Ted Hoff and Jessie Hoff from Luceland Saskatchewan, bringing together family from two provinces and one state.
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Bill
Anne Fisher
Jim Mitchell
New Plymouth
Idaho
U.S.A
Fisher
Ted and
Jessie Hoff
Luceland
Sask
Reggies Tip to Don Wittman Emcee of Western Express Sweep
Reggies Tip of the cad y to announ cer Don Wittman, emcee of that Western Express Sweep, he can keep television audiences smiling even when their ticket number never comes up.
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Don Wittman
Western Express
Manitoba bees aim for hardy queen rearing at U Manitoba
A spring project at the University of Manitoba begins a Manitoba Research Council study on over-wintering honeybees. Apiarists seek two Manitoba reared queen bees to survive winter, reducing reliance on southern suppliers amid rising prices and irregular supply. Dr. R. C. Jay leads the queen rearing with a $61,500 grant to build a temperature controlled building at University of Manitoba to house over wintering bees. The project will test environmental stresses in a subsequent winter. The text includes unrelated religious exhortation and a mail-in request for religious materials.
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University of Manitoba
Manitoba Research Council
United States
Manitoba
C. Jay
U of M Bee Research Lab
Research Council
U' of Mapairy
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Gordon Tennant
Extension Department
Ed and
L. Leifer
Bud Glasman
J.G Swindell
Jack Doughty
W.W.W. Wilson
D. McIntyre
Geo. Mann
Gore
ST. Mary's Church
ASEC
Angusville
Ruth Russell
Big Bird
Udi
Elaine Koss
Ron Ross
Ron Falkevitch
Randy Falkevitch
Dennis Falkevitch
Alan Kuzmicki
David Holod
Langenburg
Sheina
Incand Cement Industries Limited
Nee
Russell Ready Mix
Terry Hind
Inglis
Reggies
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Calvary
Jim Webb
Brandon
Man
God
Aaron West
Hels
Russell Game and Fish
Council
Russell Inn Motor Hotel
Alden Turner
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