Reece Sabnrgis Advance Fee Set at 250 Per Member
The Russell Banner notes advance are 250 dollars per member for an event at Se Sataly Mewmap. Details on payment and eligibility were announced by Ares.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
2
The Russell Banner notes advance are 250 dollars per member for an event at Se Sataly Mewmap. Details on payment and eligibility were announced by Ares.
A 1913 note records John Reinhardt buying a McLaughlin auto from Messrs Smellie and Williams and a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Norman. A 1923 entry lists attendees at the AF and Aa Grand Lodge Meeting in Winnipeg from Shellmouth. Sale events and honors follow, including a Barry family promotion.
The Lund McCombe study challenges the view that US wheat classes are uniform in price supports and market policy. It highlights gaps in substitution between wheats, and hints at potential legislation to account for class diversity. In Western Canada durum and spring wheats dominate, while new grain handling advances push record shipments like 24 million bushels to Poland aboard the SS Manhattan.
The report recounts Hero Day in New York with Gordon Sooper amid ticker tape and a CN train trip. It notes the Whitefish Bay cargo arrival at Quebec with 1,185,085 bushels of oats and barley and the unloading rate of 40,000 bushels per hour. It highlights National Harbour Grain Elevator No. 4 on the Montreal waterfront, a 1,200 foot long facility with centralized push-button controls, capacity of 5.5 million bushels and potential export capacity over 100 million bushels per year.
Two thousand Manhattan notables gather as Cooper receives a hero’s welcome. Canadian officials and dignitaries attend, with security guiding a palace balcony view above a ballroom spectacle. The gala, costing about 30 000 dollars, honors a pearly smile hero said to have launched the world into another era.
The Rural Scene discusses grasshopper pressure in Manitoba with warnings that cool damp weather delays hatching. Hoppers may begin mid June and potato dust is advised with repeat treatments every ten days. Observers urge vigilance on roadsides and headlands and readiness to spray if hatch occurs.
The piece urges daily Bible reading as essential for faith and guidance. It emphasizes God’s Word as the source where believers meet Him, describe the Bible’s character, purpose, and its role beyond mere comfort or pleasure, noting its enduring truth.
The Children's Aid Society of Western Manitoba announced new officers and a broader plan. Glen W. Lawson becomes president, with Peter Lake and S. AM. Simpson as vice presidents and W. G. Ames as treasurer. twenty-one Brandon citizens join the board alongside rural members from Alexander to Wawanesa, inviting community contact for services and support. The group also reports on a sixth annual camp, gifts for children, and plans for a Group Unit foster home and work on Indian Reserves.
Kingston citizens and Montreal supporters rally for Foster Parents Plan with a Toronto link as Yoen Fong joins an organ near the Bow. Residents donate to meet the child’s physical and emotional needs through the charity.
Railway clear guidelines urge drivers to use headlights and tail lights properly at night. Vehicle windows should be clean and headlights kept in good shape to improve visibility and comply with traffic laws.
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