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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
5
A group outing on Tuesday June 12 features hikes led by Aane Robertson and Gall Page. They gather dry wood, roast weiners, toast buns, and share games and a sing along ending with Taps. The writers announce plans to attend summer camp and wish readers a happy season.
Mr and Mrs Norman Robert and their son and daughter in law Everett and Mrs Robertson of Winnipeg departed last week by motor for a six weeks vacation to relatives and friends in Toronto London Niagara Falls Ottawa Owen Sound and other points. Their many friends wish them a very pleasant holiday. Mrs R 8 Cochrane was a delegate fate to the Provincial Convention.
Miss Beth Coulter has returned to Winnipeg after a three week holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs Mervyn Coulter. Mr Coulter serves as a director within the Aberdeen An us Association.
St John Ambulance appeals across Manitoba for funds to support First Aid and Home Nursing services. A minimum $45 000 is needed to sustain highway first aid posts and other humanitarian work. donations are tax deductible via official receipts. In Angusville district, T M Ratcliffe accepts donations with receipts. Lake Michigan note confirms it belongs entirely to the United States.
The piece contrasts low starting pay for single soldiers 79 dollars monthly with free board, clothing, and medical care raising civilian equivalents to about 2000 dollars per year. Married privates earn 151 dollars monthly with tradesmen receiving up to 28 dollars more. It notes parliamentary support for reinstatement and Veterans Charter benefits aiding postwar education and trades for WWII veterans.
Canadians view the enlistment service premium as an investment in national protection and in safeguarding the country and its interests, reflecting willingness to pay a material return for service.
Experimental field tests evaluate five fertilizer forms at 20 to 116 pounds per acre on fourteen Manitoba substations including Pipe Stone Goodlands Lyleton Boissevain Hargrave and more. Ammonium phosphate trials with a non fertilized check show obvious crop differences now through heading with visits encouraged.
A mission named The World of Wheat traveled from Canada in fall 1950 to Europe to study wheat marketing. It aimed to assess markets, promote Canadian grain, and identify trade opportunities for Canadian exporters.
The Department of Trade and Commerce notes Canadian wheat quality is held in high regard and urges farmers to use Registered seed to keep and improve quality for world markets. The mission says Britain’s wheat demand declines while Europe grows, urging Canada to increase its European market share.
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