Classified ad and job listing brief
Live tame ducks eleven months old clearing at one dollar each by Glen Berg Russell. Help wanted part time office help needed by Russell District Hospital to work evenings and Sunday. Two employees required. applicants must be neat in appearance and able to meet the public.
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Glen Berg
Russell
Rusell District Hospital
Pratt Collegiate
Russell and District
Ament
Windy Acres Drive
Rex ‘Sons
Cen ‘Tral
Karen
Melnick
Pashka
June meeting of RD CG Church Club at Digby home
The June meeting of the RD CG Church Club met at Mrs. M Digby home on Tuesday the 15th with nine members present. Mrs. Digby chaired, secretary Mrs. W G Ferris and treasurer Mrs. D A Bradley. The group opened with the Lord s Prayer, scripture read, minutes adopted, and correspondence handled. A social evening was planned for Friday June 18 in Dropmore hall.
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RDCG
M. Digby
Digby
W. G. Ferris
D. A. Bradley
Hunt
Dropmore
Russell Hinterland Map Defines Town Influence Areas
The study delineates Russell's hinterland as two regions: an interior inner zone within about a forty mile radius and an exterior belt roughly 600 miles by 120 miles. It maps how the town, its district, Manitoba Telephone System, and Rowell Meat Processing Plant shape and are shaped by surrounding areas.
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Russell
Manitoba
Rowell
Imate Hinterland
Rowsell
Hin
Police Report Highlights Multiple Traffic and Liquor Offenses
In Yorkton Brent Baldwin faced a fine of 84 dollars plus 4.25 costs for speeding, while Jim Potter and Logan faced liquor in a motor vehicle charges with unclear outcomes. Regina resident Raymond Charles was fined 50 dollars with 4.25 costs for liquor related offense. other listed names include Ray mond Charles, Harry Popoff, Robert Schepp, Ralph Melin, Fred Zipriek, and Frank Keller with various speed and liquor penalties.
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Sol D. C. Rowat
Brent Marcel Baldwin
Ralph Melin
Kenmore
North Dakota
Fred Zipriek
Bredenburg
Sask
Raymond Charles
Regina
Rural Scene Warns on Chemical Mixing With Sprayers
Lloyd B. Cavers Agricultural Representative cautions that mixing certain chemicals with others can deactivate them or cause curdling or gelation, preventing proper spray application. Reactions vary with water and may separate or settle, leading to inefficacy if not recommended by chemical companies. Summer youth activities invite local youths to contact the Russell Extension Office for opportunities.
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Russell Extension Office
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Saskatchewan
Brian Magnowsid
Keith Reavie
Pontiac Laurentian
Maverick
Dodge
Polara
Meteor Rideau
W.w
Pontiac
Edson & Royale
Frank Clement & Sons
Lloyd B. Cavers
Silver Beach
Riding Mountain National Park
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