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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 1963
Page
2
The Russell Banner is published each Thursday on Main Street, Russell Manitoba. It is a member of the Canadian Association of something and lists postal rates in advance. Rates shown include local area and Canada outside rates, with class mail by the Post Office Department in Ottawa.
Highlights from past decades show a football match result between towns and country sides and notes on fishing prosperity at Shell. Mentions of activities include a 50 year ago insurance agency change and a claim of $15,000 in hair losses in the district.
A long feature covers Marilyn McWilliams as a home economist with dieting tips, diet myths, and safe calorie guidance. It includes practical meal ideas, such as a brown braised meat dish and Perfection Salad, plus a pie recipe and daily nutrition notes. The piece also profiles Sophia Preisman, a refugee who rebuilt a career in libraries through persistence, education, and support from the YMHA.
Russell List had a Wednesday forced landing on the farm of C. E. Whitmer. Mr Lynch was present taking pictures for his department.
A family reflection celebrates eager readers of Scripture. The speaker notes how grandchildren visit and ask for supper, urging that people of all ages be as hungry for God’s Word as for nourishment, sharing His love found in the Bible.
A new 441 club named ML W. Growers has formed from Millwood Harrowby and Wolverine areas. Led by Ed Richenhauer, members heard talks on 441, with Marie Collins organising entertainment and lunch. Plan a sports day while urging early insect and weed control with proper chemical application and field sprayer calibration. The Bonner Want Ads.
Fitness and Recreation grants of 500 dollars each awarded to Lymm Lake Flin Flon Dauphin Virden and Selkirk by the Manitoba Welfare Department fitness and amateur sport branch. The awards support local community recreation initiatives and programs.
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