Russell Banner publication notice and pricing terms
The text shows a newspaper masthead fragment for Russell Banner with mentions of Thursday editions on Main Street and associations including the Canadian Weekly Newspaper. It lists subscription rates payable in advance with a Canada and outside Canada pricing note and references publisher Sanderson Eastor with second class mail registration numbers 0678.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Banner
Main Stret
Russellsi
Manitoba
Geo BS
Cee Alges
Cananda
EC Sanderson
Eastor
Old Days echoes of mill sales and school moves
A survey of community notes from 1901 to 1961 recalls W Schwalm selling a grist mill to Plowman and Atkinson of Brantford, Wallace Watson’s Normal School return and teaching post, families moving to Nixon farm, Mars Lamon's lease, and a Winnipeg convention visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Schwalm
Minniska Residents Attend Wedding and Birthday Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Jim Kieper traveled to Winnipeg Saturday for the wedding of Jim s sister Mary Penner. Tack Dunn celebrated his ninth birthday on March 5 with friends. Two carloads toured farms Monday as Mervyn Dunn, Yack Cheryl and Shelley Ziprick drove to Brandon to visit Watson Dunn at Fairview Personal Care Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Kieper
Winnipeg
Mary Penner
Tack Dunn
Mervyn
Dunn
Yack
Cheryl
Shelley Ziprick
Brandon
Watson Dunn
Fairview
Shoal Lake Radiator Service Ad Warns Farmers
Farmers urged to service truck and tractor radiators now to avoid spring rush. Shoal Lake shop emphasizes prompt cleaning and repairs and notes closure on Mondays. Contact 759-2251 for details.
Community Notes and Local Visits in Silverton Area
Silverton and nearby families share visits, speakers, and social events. The World Day of Prayer featured guest speaker Mrs. Sandy Craig, with many attendees. a weekend in Esterhazy included visits by Elgin Keating and Weatherby. a well attended Variety Concert entertained locals. Winnipeg trips included Muriel and Sandra White. Farmers’ Bonepiel results list several named participants from Silverton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Coulter
Marquette
David Coulters
Sandy Craig
Gerald Keating
Denis Brugger
Brandon
Elgin Keating
Esterhazy
Weatherby
Muriel
Sandra White
Winnipeg
Avold Kopeteky
Inglis
Ted Bartram
Angusville
Willie Boychuk
Russel
Eevent
Felix Mushumanski
Silverton
Doug Stewart
Louis Mushumanski
Bob Witty
Russell
Angusville Community News Highlights and Curling Bonspiel
Birthday greetings and visits wrap a weekend in Angusville with Mrs Nadia Koetink in March. Jean Rowland’s rink placed second in a ladies bonspiel at Rossburn, winning a salad set. Homecomings, trips to Winnipeg, and long-time locals’ histories fill the column with notices of relatives, carpenters, and naval traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadia’ Koetink
Howard Zink
Kenny
Karen
Winnipeg
Stan Sinsk
Jean Rowland
Lillian Olynyk
Shirley Wotton
Linda Sidoryk
Rossbum
Dora Sidoryk
George Moore
Selkirk
Freddie Moore
Flin Flon
Harry Popoff
Benito
Jack Swaluk
Port Albertas
B.C
Matt Senko
Angusville
Russell
Rossburn
Oburn
Grandview
Bing Crosby
Mickey & Bunny
British Columbia
Jack
Elfeda
McMillian Cathedral
H.R. McMillian
Canada
Olive Chaytor
Adam Chaytor
June Koloski
Olga Sabeski
Gordon Mundie
Thelma Whitmer
May Lawless
Lorna Veitch
Maron Kostiuk
Linda ‘Kalynuk
Lorne Robinson
Barbara Wenitoway
Frances Snityneky
Vicky Hetter
Foxwarren Rink
Ole ‘Falloon
Baldwin
Elsie 'Parabee
Banner Bakery
Angusville seeks extra funds for village projects
Angusville votes to raise revenue to support village projects. Secretary Milton Chueh outlines a statement of cash receipts and expenditures to justify the needed funding and ensure transparency. The measure, labeled by locals as a budget request, aims to secure resources for ongoing village maintenance and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Chueh
Too Many Brains Not Enough Hearts in the Snowbound Winter
The piece condemns Ottawa’s tax and unemployment policies amid a harsh winter with heavy snow. It laments rising living costs, shrinking real wages, and spreading unemployment while recounting local budget debates and civic actions. Notable names include Milton Chuchmuch, Bill Sidoryk, Dan Sabeski, and Jack Kostiuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brass Monkey
Ottawa
Day
Milton Chuchmuch
Bill Sidoryk
Dan Sabeski
Jack Kost
Jack Kostiuk
Dec
Barry Wowk
Economics lesson on school board tax impact
A speaker notes that school boards as employees will pay into a fund, costing millions plus admin fees for collection and distribution. The remark includes a student question about future guaranteed income after graduation and an allusion to The Argyle Syndicate.
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R. Clegg
Morley Clegg
Nixon Farm
Binsearth
Ohn
Madill
Mars. Lamon
H. Bell
Retail Merchants
Clement
Loney
Keating
Bicknell
Hodgkins
Lamb
Hembroff
Kieper
Fenton
Yankoski
Thom
Wilson
Joe Deschamps
CJR
Deschamps
Christ Church
D. Bicknell
Rita Clement
Cleo Sharpe
Rev. Kennedy
Dolores Patterson
Valerie Davidson
Elda Liske
Joe Anh Cross
Tune Laing
Carol Smellie
Paula Sharpe
Susan Smellie
Patsy Witty
Linda McNaughton
Wendy Lewis
Francie Langford
Assiniboine
CPR
Arden
J. de la Mare
D. D. Miller
Home Missions’ Committee
Fowxarren
Pee Wees
Diamond
Yankoksi
Langford
Glasman
Mather
Boulton
Davidson
Gillespie
Bereza
McNeill
Minniska
Spotless Dry Cleaners
Mutual of
Omaha
J. H. Stefanishyn
P.O. Box
Russell Exch
Angusville, Man
Angus ‘Ile
Vancouver
Elfreda Hughes
Victoria
Port Alberni
United Church
Deyholos
Rainbow Valley Boys Orchestra
Pride & Joy
Pacific Ocean
di Dias
Bill Smiley
Federal Goernment
France
Bank S.C
Bank Bal
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Wile
Virden Auction Mart
Virden
Man
Charolais and Charolais-Cross
The
Argyle Syndicate
Royal Paper
Paulin
Graham Waters
Arizona
Texas
Burn
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