The Russell Banner Publication Details
The Russell Banner appears weekly on Thursdays with offices on Main Street in Russell Manitoba. Rates in advance are five dollars per year within the radius six dollars per year for Canada and the United States, and Oversea. Clayton G. Chaloner is the manager, and the publication holds second class mail registration number 0687.
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Russell Banner
Russell
Manitoba
Canada
United States
Ghaloner Publishers
Clayton G. Chaloner
Olden Days Highlights New Buildings and Events
Arrangements are under way for several new businesses in Russell including a three story building with 70 foot frontage and a planned doctor’s hall. Plans also move forward for Merchant's Bank on the Smellie Bros. lot. Nearby country growth includes a $5,000 home on Thunder Creek farm. Work on the telephone line rebuild is anticipated soon with new material arriving. The Stark Trophy for BPO Elk’s Lodge degree work is missing from Russell, Minnedosa lodge to represent the district. Dr. John H. More departs to join a Gladstone clinic as Manitoba Highway Association forms. Drive-in Theatre and South Side Service expansion progress. Local golf group enjoyed greens at Waskesiu in Prince Albert National Park.
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Russell
Wright
Merchant's Bank
Smellie Bros
Mi- Won
Thunder Creek
Stark
B.P.O. Elk’s
Manitoba
Russell Lodge
Minnedosa Lodge
Ollie Stark
Brandon
High Way Association
John H. More
Gladstone
Jane
Woskein
Prince Albert National Park
Bill Uhryniuk
Ken Reavie
Jack Wilson
Stan Yankoski
Frank Clement
Cec. Sandersont
Manitoba Legislature Closes After 83-Day Session
The Manitoba House wrapped a lengthy 83-day session with 82 bills passed and two held for intersession study. Major actions included rent controls under federal anti inflation measures, labor-law reforms, and environmental and safety provisions. Tax changes, new surtaxes, tobacco and liquor price hikes, and farm worker compensation debates highlighted a year of housekeeping and policy shifts.
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Manitoba
NDP
House
Jess
Council Minutes from June 10 1976 Meeting
The council met Thursday June 10 1976 at 10 00 a m with Councillors Michalchik Bomback Chescu Tur etsky and Reeve Motosheski presiding The minutes of the May 13 1976 regular meeting were adopted as read.
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Michalchik, Bomback
Chescu
Turetsky
Reeve Motosheski
Wondrasek — Davidson
Walter Laycock obituary and funeral details in Fox Warren
Walter Laycock died June 1 1976 at his Fox Warren Manitoba farm. Born November 5 1900 he was the eldest son of Dolly and Joseph Laycock. Survived by wife Gertrude two daughters Kay Prescott and Elsie Butler one brother Ross and five grandchildren. Funeral June 4 at St George Anglican Fox Warren with interment Zion Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Funeral home Brendel and Bruce.
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Fox Warren
Manitoba
Walter Laycock
Walter
Dolly
Joseph Laycock
Gertrude
Gertie Cooper
Kay Prescott
St. Lazare
Elsie Butler
Erickson
Ross
James
Masonic Lodge
C.E.S
St. George's Anglican Church
Foxwarren
Rev
K. Vickers
Zion Cemetery
Frank
Wilfred Hamilton
Rodney Graham
Mowbray Hodgson
Raymond Leaming
Braendle
Bruce Funeral Home
Russell rural council meeting approves taxes and by laws
The Rural Municipality of Russell council met at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday June 8 1976 with Deputy Reeve Bily presiding. The minutes of May 11 1976 and the financial statement to May 1 1976 were adopted. A tax roll addition was approved under the Municipal Act and By-law 980 establishing tax rates was read for a second and third time and passed. By-law 981 appointing poundkeepers was read and passed. Cheques 2466 to 2492 totaling 8873.03 were approved. Correspondence was discussed and the meeting adjourned to July 13 1976.
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The
R.M. of
Boulton
Mid Western
Shoal Lake
Russell
Bily
Zimmer, Davidson
Wondrasek
Zimmer
Australian-born swimmer eyes Canadian gold in Olympic moment
Question ponders if a Canadian Olympic champion with Australian roots will trigger the band to play O Canada or Waltzing Matilda after a gold medal swim. The playful line contrasts national anthems with a pun on nationality and allegiance.
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Badger Boy
Canada
Canada’s first completely Canadian course offered here
Licenses issued under the Trade Licensing Act in Alberta. For details on the next course, write Box 687 Lacombe Alberta or phone 782-6215.
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Canada
R.S.A
Lacombe
Alberta
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ST. Mary’s Church
Sunset Motel
Radium Hot Springs
B.C
Gary and
Lorna Clement
Radium Hot Springs, B.C
Under the
Jenni Martin
Winnipeg Tribune
Vilage Museum
Leningrad
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Milk Control Board
Milk Producers’ Marketing Board
Warner Jorgenson
Sam Uskiw
Jorgenson
Council
Highways Department
R.G. Bomback
Sec
Treas, R.M
Zimmer —Davidson
Wondrasek— Davidson
Pt. S.E
Pt. SE
Reggie
Western Canada School of ‘Auctioneering Ltd
Spotless Dry Cleaners
Russell,man
Russell Memorial
Russell Intermediate Hockey Club
Ine
Mary Ey
Os Mans
Rmanes
Mann
Sima Pltmoutnstation
Wacon
Besos
William Arnold
Lake Audy
R. Hal Hedley
Rossburn
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