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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
6
General Motors of Canada reports the Oshawa facility uses about eleven thousand yards and nearly seven miles of fabric in a standard production day across cutting and sewing departments.
Mrs Edna Klimack attended the Lutheran Ladies Rally at MacNutt Sask on Sunday. A joint meeting was held Monday night at Silverton. Bob Stivens is leaving Wednesday for Gimli and was honored with a weiner roast at the Dunns cottage. Funeral attendance at Grand View for Mrs Cowling’s nephew who was killed in an accident. Jan Kiep er won fourth prize at the 4H Calf Club Show at Foxwarren. Minniska congregation held farewell for Ob Stiven as he takes duties at Fresh Air Camp. The Minniska community misses his Scottish accent and wishes him well.
Ducks Unlimited notes in June issue that water conditions are the worst in a decade with high evaporation and limited rainfall. Nesting was delayed by cold in May, broods now appear about ten days late as heavy rains on the prairies become essential for ducks to mature.
A review covers What’s New At The Ray, tracing Dr Willinsky’s barriered path from Toronto medical school to Western Hospital through Dublin Paris Vienna and Canada. It also summarizes Swear And Wow by Stefan Oliver about William Feldhusen’s grim head physician decision and Hans Neugebauer’s battle against a biased system amid a hospital crisis. The prairie and north-themed note on waterfowl production concludes the piece.
World of Wheat reports Australia and Canada expanding wheat exports to China. Australia signed short term credits for 28 million bushels with 10 percent cash on shipment and 40 percent due in six months, plus 93 million bushels in negotiations. Canada uses 25 percent cash with balance in nine months backed by government guarantees.
Dr J Greaney of Line Elevators Farm Service Winnipeg presents two Canadian surveys on farm accidents. Farming is perilous with higher fatality rates than other industries, mechanization driving injuries. Tractors and machinery cause most crashes, and youths aged 11 to 15 are at risk. Alberta tragedy highlights dangers of overturned tractors.
Endcliffe School District No 1500 invites applications for a certified teacher to lead grades 1 to 8 for about 22 pupils this fall. The school uses oil heat and hydro with telephone service on a gravel road four miles off Highway 83. Salary based on experience. Send applications to Peter Peatz, secretary treasurer, Endcliffe, Manitoba. phone 829 723.
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