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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
4
A whimsical recipe outline from a Canadian fisheries pamphlet suggests nestlike poached eggs on buttered toast topped with sardines. It details variations using tomato sauce, different sardine packings, and even kippered herring or salmon options, inviting readers to request a full cookbook.
Arrangements set for a Brandon short course in agriculture from March 7 to March 16. Registration opens March 6 in the City Hall lecture room. No tuition, room and board five to six dollars weekly, Manitoba Winter Fair grants three dollars on completion. Eligible youths under twenty one or junior club members supervised by Extension Service may qualify. Lectures by Experimental Farm staff and Dominion Live Stock Branch. Courses cover increasing farm revenue, feeding and rearing bought bacon bags, poultry, farm power. Practice in judging livestock and seeds aids upcoming Manitoba Winter Fair contests on March 14. Students to visit Fair management Monday evening and Tuesday, with week visits to Experimental Farm and Brandon Mental Hospital farm.
The fragment mentions French and English and a tree to every Canadian woman, suggesting a slogan or policy reference. The readable text lacks clear event, date, or named entities to identify a concrete action. Further context is needed to craft a precise summary.
Weekend visitors and hospital aid plans fill a Winnipese community page. Guests include Mire N. K Park from Yorkton and Mrs. T. W. Saaw. Miss Gwen Wilson ends training at St Boniface Hostel. travel and visits to Angusville, Yorkton, and Ontario noted. A March St Patrick Tea in Fontaine's and hospital aid meeting are announced. A Sunday Knox United Church service features Rev. Freeman. Winnipeg tourist event results and a Women’s Institute meeting with a Mary of Scotland play are also listed.
The United Church Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. E Thom’s home. Mrs. Madill reviewed chapter 3 on medical missions in Canada. Allocation for supplies this year includes one or two quilts layette and second hand clothing. The next meeting will be the Easter Thanksgiving in the church basement.
Auction sale listing for belongings including house caste furniture and tools at Woloshyn's east of CNR Tracks Russell on Saturday March 11. Shipley and Son act as auctioneers.
Potato sale offers 90 lb sacks and an April 20 breeding notice for a young son bred to furrow. Also a card of thanks from Mr. Fred Clement and family. Active bowling tournament at Diamond's Bowling Alley tonight. Coming events list March 6 Knox United Church Anniversary Dinner and Concert and March 17 Ellis St Patrick's Dance.
A large Endcliffe Sunday School crowd enjoyed a concert at the boal house on February 26 featuring songs recitations and a play The Carpenter's Daughter by the scholars Mrs Le J Carr accompanied by Mrs Shipley performed two solos Nearer My God to Thee and Abide With Me Mr Getz recently conducting a church service and Bible class was presented a Morroco bifold and purse by Gordon Stewart in appreciation He departs for the East this week Bible class will meet at the Pitts im Endeltje on Thursday evening March at eight o'clock Salvation is the evening's topic Everyone is welcome
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