Russell Banner Adverts Rates and Publishing Details
The Russell Banner lists subscription rates: $3.50 per year within the trading area, $5.00 outside district, and $5.50 outside Canada. Published by Chaloner Publishers with Clayton G. Chaloner as manager. Reproduction in whole or part without written permission is prohibited. The paper is a member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association, with address on Main Street Russell Manitoba.
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Russell Banner
Nursday Arts
Main Street
Russell
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Canada
Chaloner Publishers
Clayton G. Chaloner
Olson tops Watson in final Fisher Trophy game
A historic 1903 note recalls Olson defeating Watson in the final Fisher Trophy game on a Friday evening. The item also remembers several local notables across years from 1913 to 1963, including public appointments, retirements, and community events.
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Olson
Watson
Parliament flag day would land on February 29
Fragmented overheard chatter from the St Regis rotunda notes calls for a National Flag Day in February. It mocks Nova Scotia lawmakers and compares floor-crossing to a hockey-style bout while referencing minority party debates and provincial electors distance.
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ST. Regis
Rotunda
Nova Scotia
Tory
Manitoba
Canada
Big House
Broadway
Green
Sidney
John
Norman McLean
Elmwood Weekly Press
McLean's
Doc McTavishing
USA
Dropmore District News Social and Club Notes
Guests of Mr and Mrs J Robertson and Allan over the weekend included their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Gordon McMillan of Winnipeg. 4H Beef and Pony Clubs sponsored a whist drive at the Dropmore start with twelve tables and prizes won by Mrs J Hunter and others. Community members travel for mid term breaks, relatives visit, and plans for a church club smorgasbord are announced along with local obituaries and curling chatter.
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Robertson
Allan
Gordon McMillan
Winnipeg
M. Digby
Yorkton
R. Sharp
R. Haas
Langenburg
Eva
W. Ferris
Phill Zimmer
Brad
Lori
Sally
Christine Robin
Montreal
Fraser Robin
Richard
Greg Hunter
J. Hunter
John
Howard Ferris
Brandon
Jim Johnson
Betty
Daugher
Valerie Nixon
J. $. Robertson
Maurice Digby
Constable
Brs
Tom Orr
Ross
Bob Shearer
Roblin District Hospital
Shearer
Bob Digby
Roblin
Bob
Russell
Jack Rowan
Peter Glogowski
Frank Becker
Fellows
Valerie
Kevin Craig
Local Notes Play Host To Family And Friends
A community page notes Mrs. Inglis returning to Ottawa from a visit with sister Mrs. Pavlenko and lists visits from Winnipeg and Grandview guests. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Calvers on their recent marriage formerly Rose Melnick. Various residents travel to Brandon for Water Safety Leader training and other social visits. Hospital get well wishes extend to Mrs. Victoria Gillies and Mr. Len Herrington. A Yorkton SDA Junior Academy program directed by Johan Hashmat featured Psalm 95 and songs.
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Easy
Ottawa
G. Pavlenko
Dora Melnick
Mike Chalmers
Winnipeg
Calvers
Grandview
Rose Melnick
Ted Armstrong
Howie
West
Grant Jackson
Herb Cavies
Darwyn
Blair
R. Wowk
Jim Sigvaldson
Dauphin
Geraldine
Carrie Gibson
Charles Dost
Esterhazy
A. E. Liske
Cracknell
Howie Armstong
Brooks
Karen
Brandon
Sig Martin
YMCA
Kevin Wowk
Debbie Franklin
Ymlc.a
Doug Proch
Don Proch
Doug
Dawna Hunkin
Thelma Hunkin
Thelma
Victoria Gillies
Len Berrington
Russell District
J. W. McKennie
Pioneering family matriarch Emilie Upland laid to rest
Emelie Jancine Haugen Upland dies at Winnipeg age 90 after a life rooted in Lowry Minnesota and Marchwell Saskatchewan. Survived by seven daughters and four sons, forty grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. Funeral services featured pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from local communities with many relatives attending from Yorkton Birch River and Winnipeg.
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Eath Cams
Emilie Jancine
Haugen
Apland
King Edward Hospital
Winnipeg
Lowry
Minn
Lars Steiner
Vernon
B.C
Canada
Marchwell
Stella
Martin Jensen
Iter
Rose
Renee la
Sarah
Lewis Herigstad
Dear Park
Washington
Annn
Jim McPherson
Edna
Renee Lavesque
Gladys
Norris Hogberg Marchwell
Lorna
Bob Marshall
Jacob Upland
Yorkton
Lawrence
Harry
Dryden
Arnold
Nanaimo
Alex Bennett
Ernest Hande
Gordon Thorpe
Ewald Prince
Erwin Bessel
Jim Murray
Jake Baumung
Hugo Schultz
Fred Remus
Ralph Swanson
Harry Hog Dund
Gilbert Johnson
Lloyd Lundgren
Robert Schappert
Theodore Haugen
Birch River
Jack
Thora
Haugen Lyons
Brush
Knute Haugen
Maude
Upland
Hamilton
Louris
Art
Helen
Manitoba Legislature hears education funding reform plan
Report notes the March 23 announcement by Education Minister Ben Hanuschak detailing a new 1973 funding formula. Highlights include a 3.5 mill foundation levy, 80 percent foundation grant, and a $50 per pupil grant, with an equalization element aimed at rural Manitoba. The plan adds about $4 million from the central treasury but critics say benefits skew to high-density areas. divisions must budget by March 15 amid ongoing salary negotiations, with calls for a simpler bargaining method.
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Ben Hanuschak
Central Treasury
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