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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 02, 1957

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Reception Planned By C. of C. For Players

The Chamber of Commerce arranged a reception for players who brought Russell its first provincial hockey trophy. A May 8th Legion club rooms event will honor the team and their wives with tickets available soon. Highway discussions flagged by awaiting federal and CPR crossing details.

Russell Stee Johnson Jim Burgess Bill Stasiuk Jim Exmngeard Wearweed Margetts Ken Reavie Gabe Pittet Legion Club

District Lt Governor Visits Russell Kiwanis Club

District Lt Gov visits Russell Kiwanis Club as they build the House of Kiwanis. He met with local cri fkrs after the rewind, accompanied by Ty Smith Tom Higgins and Fred Smith.

Russell Kiwanis Club House of Kiwanis Crifkrs Ty Smith Tom Higgins Fred Smith

Step Closer To Setting Up Civil Defence Group in Russell

Winnipeg den Merv Dunham Foxwarren discuss local Civil Defence organization. After talks, townspeople urge definite action to organize Russell. Mayor Burgess plans to contact local groups and convene a meeting for representative plans.

Civil Defence Den Winnipeg Merv. Dunham Foxwarren Russell J. A. Burgess

Dunsmore Elected President At H S W Meeting

Home and School held its regular meeting in the Collegiate on Tuesday, April 30 with 28 members present. W J Patterson presided, prayer by Mrs E C Sanderson. Guest speaker John Lagasse new provincial president. Grade 6 won a shield for attendance. Officer slate proposed with T Dunsmore as president and R B Partidge as principal among others. Mayor Burgess spoke on School grants and finances, highlighting provincial funding and local examples. The queen song was sung and refreshments served.

W. J. Patterson E. C. Sanderson Binscorth Home & School John Lagasse Wigner Shield and Book Harold Storey R. G. Smellie 3. A. Burgess Russell Burress

Last Block of Films Issued by Russell Film Council

McMurray of Russell Film Council announces the last film block for this campaign ran May 3 to 7 with titles Eye Witness No. 82 ranch life Pincher Creek Alta The Spruce Bog origin of the bog and forest Color film Picture Making by Teen Agers Appointment With Youth and other films nine to twenty minutes. Rentals range 0.36 0.50 and 1.00 dollars. A practice projector film is available for those who completed the short course.

New Fire Unit and Hall Advances in Russell

A new fire unit with chassis and pump will arrive to boost equipment with extra hose, ensuring at least one truck at home. A new fire hall nears completion as volunteers prepare with special training. The council seeks Dominion Patrol cost data from Winnipeg and passes the new by law in three readings.

Russell Dominion Patrol Service Ltd Winnipeg Main Street Augusta Street Bur

Three G A Members Honored At Brandon

Three Girls Auxiliary members from Christ Church Rus sell Ontario received The Ring of Honour at the G A Festival held at St Matthews Cathedral on Friday April 26. Jo Ann Cross Sheila Cross and Alice Pettitt earned the rings as leaders praised the group for six ribbons from seven entries including firsts in senior knitting and sewing and a parish history prize. Mrs J Cross Jack Glasman and Jim Eshelby transported the girls to Brandon.

J. Cross Jack Glasman Jim Eshelby

Young Seed Growers Attend Short Course in Manitoba

Members from Russell Club John Derkatch and I Lorne Pettitt were selected to represent their 4-H seed clubs at a Manitoba extension service sponsored short course in Winnipeg from April 22 to 26. The annual event, financed by Manitoba Pool Elevators United Grain Growers and Canada Malting Company, included tours of grain grading, meat packing, seed laboratories and plant science centers, plus a careers discussion led by Professor E H Lange.

Winnieg Extension Service Manitoba Department of Agriculture Russell Club John Derkatch I Lorne Pettitt Manitoba Pool Elevators United | Grain Growers Canada Malting| Company Manitoba University of Manitoba E. H. Lange Board of Grain Commissioners Dominion Seed Laboratory Britain Nuffield Harold Webber Manitou

Bishop Confirms Twelve Adults at Christ Church Russell

The Right Reverend J. A. Norris, DD, Lord Bishop of Brandon, confirmed twelve adult candidates in Christ Church Russell last Sunday evening before a large congregation. An impressive procession entered the church with choirs, followed by the Rector, wardens, and Vernon Cross bearing the Bishop's staff. Mrs H R Dicketts played the organ, and post service refreshments were served in the church basement by the ladies of the W A. Flowers on the altar were yellow tulips and white carnations gifted by Mrs Peg Langford.

Brandon Christ Church J. A. Norris Russell J. J. Cross J. Esherby Vernon Cross H.R. Dicketts W.A Peg Langford

Presbyterial W A Meets At Binscarth

The fifth annual meeting of the Birtle Presbyterial Women’s Association was held at Binscarth United Church with 89 members present. Rev. K Moffatt spoke on In the Beginning God, discussing man’s relationship to God. Officers were installed by Rev. Miller and greetings were extended from several associations in the area.

Winnipeg Hudson's Bay Route Association Keith McComb Jim Burgess Harry Way O Inglis Binscarth Mel McMullen Tom Dunsmore Dunsmore Birtle Foxwarren Pollyanna Women’s Association Prairie Christian ‘Training Centre Fort Qu’Appelle Marguerite ‘Millar Tennant Arrow Ature Curll Hote Bacar Mra Scombe Millar Birtle Presbytery Hodge Binscarth United Church G. Curl Arrow River J. C. Rutherford Minnedosa Violet Nicolls Hamiota Norma Fal Joon T. McPherson

Royal Purple District Meeting Set For May 8

The Manitoba District No. 3 annual meeting of the Order of Royal Purple will be held at the Elks hall here next Wednesday May 8 with sessions in the afternoon and evening. District Deputy SH RL Mrs R S Clement will lead the gathering and lodges from Minnedosa Brandon Killarney Souris and Yorkton are expected to attend.

Royal Purple Manitoba Distt No. 3 Order of Royal Purple Elks’ Hall Sh.rl R. S. Clement Minnedosa Brandon Killarney Souris Yorkton

Large Entry For Festival Next Thursday Friday

Close to four hundred entries have been received for the North Western Marquette Festival to be held in Russell next Thursday and Friday, May 9th and 10th. Sessions will be held morning and afternoon in Memorial and Elkshalla, starting at 9 and 1:30. Thursday evening has one session in Memorial hall, and Friday evening features the big final concert of festival winners. Adjudicators include music judge Miss Peasy Sharpe of Brandon, public speaking expert Jean Hembroft MacDonald of Winnipeg, and folk dancing judge Shirley Nalevykin of the University of Manitoba.

Russell Memorial Elkshalla Memorial Hall Miss Peasy Sharpe Brandon Jean Hembroft MacDonald Winnipeg Shirley Nalevykin The University of the University of Manitoba

R M Estimates Show Reduction In Taxes In 1957

Tax notices forecast a 5.7 mill overall reduction for Mural Municipality ratepayers after the April 16 council by law. Some district schools see higher levies, notably Russell District dropping to 56.4 mills from 65.4, while Dept of Municipal Affairs and Good Roads payments contribute to savings elsewhere. Other measures include grants to local museums and memorial buildings, a road opening bylaw, and accounts totaling 6319.63.

Mural Russell Dept. of Municipal Affairs Binscarth Jellicoe Crosby Millwood Craigie Smithdale Harrowby Brightside Londonderry Cracknell Endelitfe Wolverine Agricultural Memorial Museum of Manitoba Binscarth Memorial

Manitoba Flood Cost-Benefit Commission Prepares Public Hearings

Manitoba's Royal Commission on Flood Cost-Benefit begins a public hearing series in May to examine flood protection measures and their economic benefits. H. W. Manning heads the five-member panel with about 30 briefs received, hearings slated for Winnipeg Brandon Portage la Prairie Morris and potential flood insurance study.

Ancr Manitoba Royal Commission On H. W. Manning Legislative Winnipeg Brandon Portage la Prairie Morris Municipal Hall Russell Pembina River Ste. Agathe Detention Asia Greater Winnipeg Eastern Tributaries Omandi Creek Clarence Barber M. Chesney Canadian Wheat Board

Versatile Lilacs Extend Hardiness Across Climates

Dr. F L Skinner reports a USDA lilac hybrid thriving in warm winters, with Dr Ira J Condit noting its hardiness versus European varieties. The hybrids survived Alberta winters and bloomed, suggesting extended range for common lilacs. A city note mentions local fastball practice and a personnel move to the Alberta department of agriculture, plus a fire call for Bill Wewarchuk’s straw fire with no damage.

F. L. Skinner Ira J. Condit Agricultural Experiment Station University of California Skinner USDA Beaverlodge Alberta Bill Wewarchuk

R. G. Christopher Dies at 71 in Silver Creek Farm

Roland G. Christopher died suddenly at his farm home in Silver Creek Tuesday afternoon. He was 71. Funeral service set for Friday at 2 30 p m at Knox United Church Russell with burial in Russell Cemetery.

R. G. Christopher Roland G. Christopher Silver Creek Knox United Church Russell Russell Cemetery

Regional Library Promotion Wid ened in Manitoba

The Manitoba government expands its regional library campaign with new leaflets explaining operations. Minister W C Miller notes distribution this week as Miss Marjorie Morley leads talks province wide. Regional libraries receive grants increasing from 400 to 2000 dollars per municipality while multiple communities share branches and deposit stations. The program aims to provide broad access to thousands of books and periodicals with trained librarians.

Manitoba W. C. Miller Legislative Library Marjorie Morley Brary Services

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C. of KR. D. Robertson Rod Clement CPR Clement Efect Public Works Department Russell Main Street Kiwanis Club T. W. Dunsmore Re G Ledingham T. Dunsmore H. E. Way Len Loney J. Sharpe A. V. Warman R. RB. Partridge G.A Presbyterial R.M le Sale Liniment Quemmansowes Art Alberta Department of Agriculture Social Creditters GoteBros Ope Avery Hook
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