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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
3
The Centennial Commission hails opening numbers of 1967 as a success with crowds driving an estimated total near two million. Army and navy personnel praise the Military Tattoo as a proud showcase, featuring touring casts and disciplined performances drawing sellout houses and stirring memories of veterans.
Weekend visitors gathered at several local homes including Mr and Mrs Phil Zimmer and Mr and Mrs George Jaranet. 4-H Assiniboine Beef club held events with a May 12 invitation and public speaking contest on April 27. Winners in senior division were Loretta Ziebart first and Brenda Simair second. winners will advance to Roblin. Marion Hunter completed a three year Home Economics course at the University of Manitoba and will start in Sault Ste Marie Ontario. Local church services and community updates accompany this week’s notices.
Practical guidance on spacing for different plant sizes with 6 to 16 inch intervals and corresponding areas. Mentions the Junior Garden Club adding eleven youths under ten years old, with members from Marehwell Inglis and Russell, and a plant viewing event in Russell at Dauphin.
A terse line suggests events or presence of Jaepee and a possible activity at Roblin during the fall season. The text offers no dates, details, or context beyond these two names and a time frame.
Mr Abner named to Manitoba agriculture animal industry branch working from Brandon office. He succeeds Larry Sedgwick who left to join the Meat Packers Council of Canada. Mr Abner earned a Bachelor of Science.
A fragment notes tall Douglas firs from British Columbia protruding from the roat in the western region. The text is incomplete but identifies evergreen trees and a location cue.
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