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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
7
Classified notice listing items for sale including a 33 ft boom sprayer 80 gal tank and repairs accessories. Also offers plywood car top boat with racks and 3 H.P. motor for 150 dollars. Contact Stan Clement and Mike Michalchuk in Rus sel with phone 107
Isabel Waddell of Russell advertises a house for rent with immediate possession and heavy wiring suitable for electrical needs.
Classified items seek goods and services. A second hand wagon and tricycle wanted for a boy. Camp leaders sought for Kiwanis Boys and Girls Camps in Silver Beach with contact names. A housewife for demonstrational work by box submission. Tender calls include Endcliffe Hall south end siding and chimney repair, Russell School plumbing and renovations, Curry System dismantling, Knox United Church basement alterations with submission by July 15.
In 1967 Knox United Church in Russell Manitoba invites tenders for basement renovation with heating installation as separate contracts. Forms and specs available from R G Smellie barrister upon a 25 dollar deposit. a five percent certified cheque security deposit applies and is forfeited if the contract is not entered.
By Law 680 of the Rural Municipality of Silver Creek restricts highway use under its jurisdiction. It cites the Municipal Act requiring repair of roads and notes damage from tractors and trucks on wet or thawed highways. The measure follows recognition of repair costs. Council enacted the by law.
The Rural Municipality of Silver Creek enacts prohibitions on driving or moving vehicles that damage highway grades after rain or during spring thaw. One ton+ trucks and other vehicles are barred if they leave ruts or damage roads. Penalties include fines from 25 to 200 and up to 60 days imprisonment.
A series of personal thanks from Henry and Pauline Topolinski, Mr and Mrs Jack Krugar, Charlie Bernard and family, and Mrs Clift Russell extend gratitude to Inglis and district residents, relatives and friends for kindness, help at a farewell party, wedding dance, after a fire, and during a hospital stay. Special mention to the orchestra and medical staff.
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