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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
2
Ottawa report notes the Prime Minister’s call for a prayer room modeled on Britain’s Parliament. The item, treated with levity, hints at deeper fears amid international tensions. Analysts urge serious reflection on defense, unity, and reliance on a higher power to safeguard civilization.
The Manitoba Poultry Conference will be held at the University of Manitoba October 21 22 and 23 in the Agricultural Auditorium. Integration is the theme with panels featuring poultry producers hatchery men university staff and government officials. Professor J Ross Cavers will speak twice on The Future of Canada’s Poultry Industry and Canada’s Turkey Production.
The Canadian Highway Safety Conference warns that sobriety alone does not ensure safety on the roads. The cliché if you drink, don’t drive, if you drive, don’t drink is insufficient for preventing accidents and requires broader safety measures.
The column records local civic notes including the Ski Baetare creamery, Sell River Curling Club officers led by President John J. Moon, business block planned on Main Street, new blacksmith shop, and a general store opening at Mclntosh Siding with manager Peter Hyde Jr. It also mentions a Rural Municipality of Russell local option petition with 93 signatures and past anniversaries and school and medical notes from various years.
About 18 men gathered Saturday at the cemetery to lend a hand with maintenance. The community extends gratitude, with special thanks to Mr. Jack Bryer of Marchwell for joining the effort. Walter Patterson nears recovery and is expected home soon. Mrs. J. Johnson in Yorkton hospital improves. Special Thanksgiving Service set for Sunday at United Church 1 pm.
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