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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 09, 1975

Page

2

Olden Days highlights from Russell area years 1905 to 1965

A compilation of local notes from Russell covering grain house sales to Export Elevator Co, new home builds by Brown and Plowman, railway switch work by CNR, job moves at Union Bank, garden prize wins, Sunday School diploma awards for 35 members, highway project expectations, large election candidate counts, business changes in Russell Meat Market, Elks lodge inauguration in Roblin, Pratt Collegiate graduates awards, and the Russell Golf Club Junior Tournament with Craig Loney leading at 97.

Wright and McDonagh Export Elevator Co R. McDonald Boulton Messrs W.G. Brown John Plowman David Bryer Pratt Collegiate Pelly Trail Pratt Betty Stevens General Hospital School of

Farmers Save Through Drug Centre in Manitoba

Manitoba farmers are expected to save 25 to 30 percent on about 500000 dollars of veterinary drugs in the year ending March 31 1976. The Veterinary Drug Centre opened August 1974 at the Agricultural Services Complex Fort Garry campus to bulk buy and pass discounts to veterinarians and farmers. Sales rose from 100000 in eight months to about 8000 weekly recently and may reach 10000 weekly, with annual savings around 125000. Participation is voluntary for manufacturers and veterinarians. drug labeling confirms centre pricing. Concerns were raised about indiscriminate drug use and potential bacterial resistance impacting humans if new strains emerge.

Manitoba Sam Uskiw Uskiw Veterinary Drug Centre University of Manitoba Fort Garry Ashkin

Former War Prisoners Hold Prairie Reunion

Bill Smiley reflects on a Moose Jaw 30th reunion of over 500 former POWs from Britain the United States and Canada. He critiques the event’s setting and cliques while recalling wartime experiences, discipline and freedom, and the diverse mix of attendees. He notes the distance from Toronto and questions ongoing reunions, sharing personal memories of captivity and camaraderie.

Bill Smiley Britain United States Canada Moose Jaw

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