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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1948
Page
5
The article discusses early chemical applications, notably 24-D, to prevent emergence of susceptible weeds such as Wild Mustard and Stinkweed. It notes limited effectiveness on resistant species like Canada Thistle and Pepperweed, and cautions that some weeds resist chemical control, necessitating area-specific strategies.
Legion members at the Saskatoon convention heard leaders urge a national plan for universal Canadian education from first grade to university. They called for free teacher exchange, a History of Canada for all schools, Dominion certification of teachers, pension transfer, and education equalization between rural and urban students to deter war and promote peace.
The International Wheat Pact remains with the US Senate Advisory Committee amid rising opposition from senators and congressmen who question its benefit to US farmers. If approved, it requires two thirds of the Senate. the pact would not alter US prices, but could subsidize European buyers if Chicago prices exceed 200 dollars, while Canada and Australia would receive only the pact’s 2.00 cap.
Health officials stress periodic health examinations as essential to maintain public well being. Emphasizing early detection, campaigns highlight screenings, checkups, and preventive measures across communities.
On June 9 at United Church Russell Ruth Aurora Hoffman daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hoffman Russell and Alvin Becker Cornelis son of Mr and Mrs Henry Cornelius Langenburg Sask were united in marriage Rev J E McNeill officiated The bridal party wore gowns and hats in coordinated colors The couple greeted guests at a reception and will reside in Langenburg after a trip to Banff
Alice M Rinn and Michael Kukura exchanged marriage vows at Angusville United Church on June 28 at 3 pm with Rev. R S Vincent officiating. The bride wore a white satin gown with silk net veil and pearl headpiece, carried pink and white carnations, and was given away by her father. The groom was supported by Steven Kukura and Milton Chuc much as ushers. A reception for about 50 guests followed at the bride’s home with pink and white decor and two tier wedding cakes.
A four member Manitoba Power Commission chaired by Robert C. Smee of Russell will advise on farm electrification expansion. It includes a Winnipeg lawyer as vice chair and two rural members. The body operates separately from management of the power utility and aims to fulfill a five to six year program started three years ago.
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