Russell Banner Announces Second Class Mail Status
The Russell Banner notes authorization as second class mail by the Post Office and states payment of page fees in cash. Sanderson, Béitor and Publisher are listed.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
2
The Russell Banner notes authorization as second class mail by the Post Office and states payment of page fees in cash. Sanderson, Béitor and Publisher are listed.
Local notes show upcoming Ow Baps match against Russell and Minnedoss at Shoat Lake next Wednesday. Also items recall past events from 1916 to 1956 and community activities including auto license enforcement, golf tourney entries, and plowing match honors.
A mid decade report notes a hopeful rise in duck numbers with breeding mallards and pintails increasing across prairie provinces. Redheads also show gains as water conditions improve in Saskatchewan Manitoba and adjacent regions.
A nostalgic home recipe describes preparing rhubarb crisp with varied sugar levels and thickening options using tapioca or flour. It offers storage advice, notes on selecting tender stalks, and a method for making a crisp topping with brown sugar and flour, baked at 350 for 25 minutes.
John spent a few days in Winnipeg where ire Skin ner joined a reunion of nurses. Friends and relatives gathered to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Graig on Saturday. Phyllis Petz returned home with Geo. Petz after attending her sister’s exercises at Manitoba Teachers College. Bert Hunt injured patient at Deer Lodge Hospital. Bert Hopital text. Calvin Staufer family notes also present.
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