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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 08, 1955

Page

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Major Pratt Returns to Russell for New School Opening

Major A M Pratt officiated at the opening of a new collegiate building in Russell. The event honored Pratt with praise from officials including Mayor Mather and Reeve Rea. Contractors Minish Construction handed over the keys as the community celebrated a modern school symbolizing progress and value of education.

A. M. Pratt Russell NEW School Pratt Major Pratt D. A. Kinney Russell School Board Andrew Mather Jas. Rea L. R. Laboissere R. S. Clement M.la R. W. Dalton Department of Education Dalton Roy Minish J. McCulloch Jerry Genaille Bill Genaille

Grace Lutheran Church Service and Sunday School Schedule

Grace Lutheran Church announces worship with Pastor Fred E. Gaertner in Christ Anglican Church. Weekly schedule includes 30 pm worship service and 3 30 p.m Sunday School session. The wording reflects a religious notice with community event timing.

Grace Lutheran Church Fred E. Gaertner Christ Anglican Church

Former Russell Reeve DeBalinhard Dies in B C

Edward Carnegie deBalinhard 90 of Penticton B C died at his daughter's home Sunday He was one of the last survivors of Boulton's scouts who fought in the 1885 Rebellion at Fish Creek and Batoche He later served as Russell municipality reeve in the 1920s and moved to Winnipes before living with his daughter in Penticton Survivors include his daughter Alice Ede and two sons James and Charles Funeral was held Tuesday with burial in Penticton.

Edward Carnegie Debalinhard Penticton B.C Boulton Louis Riel Mr. deBalinhard Russell Craigie Mr. de Balinhard Fish Creek Batoche Riel Col Thomas Scott deBalinhard Winnipes Alice Ede James Charles

Laws of Interest to Women outlined in booklet

A 37 page booklet titled Laws of Interest to Women has been published by Manitoba’s Department of the Attorney-General under the supervision of Mildred B. McMurray with W. Scott Wright assisting. The guide aims to help Manitoba women prepare for self-government and family responsibilities and copies are available through the Queen's Printer in the Legislative Building, Winnipeg.

Manitoba Department of the Attorney-General M. N. Hryhorczuk Queen's Printer Winnipes

Over 2000 Residents Attend X-Ray Clinic

A large majority of adults and children in Russell and the surrounding district had chest x rays last week. The travelling clinic, organized by the Manitoba Sanatorium Board and the Associated Canadian Travellers, was in town Thursday, Friday and Saturday with well over two thousand attendees. Russell Women's Institute members handled registration at the Memorial ball.

Russell Manitoba Sanatorium Board Russell Women's Institute

Rev Denyes Attends Saskatoon Narcotic Education School

Rev George F Denyes reports on the AS M School of Narcotic Education held at Luther Theological Seminary Saskatoon The ASM Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba focuses on narcotics alcohol abuse and addiction The attendance was higher than last year with many teachers and Baptist ministers among attendees The staff included educators from Hanna Alberta Olds Moose Jaw and Saskatoon with leaders from temperance and health organizations The two week program featured several social events and ongoing studies of narcotic treatment and prevention

AS M. School of Geo. F. Denyes ASM Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Luther Theological Seminary Saskatoon St. Andrew's Colege United Church Vancouver Liquor Enquiry Commission Canada United States Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church John Chayk Hanna High School W. C. Davis Olds Alta Allan Martin Moose Jaw Sask Morgenroth K .G. Morgenroth Technical College Wm. Potoraka Manitoba Temperance Alliance Gail Stewart Evanston School of Scientific Temperance Instruction John Linton Canadian Temperance Federation Raymond P. Walker BSC Manitoba Narcotic Education Montana State Board of Health Albion Roy King Cornell College Iowa Philosophy McKeracher Saskatchewan University Hospital Province of Saskatchewan Bowman Saskatche- Mean Motors Club RCMP P. Wilson Traffic de

Elks Plan Big Affair At Russell September 22

Local Elks Lodge gears up for a large fundraiser at Memorial rink on Thursday September 22 featuring two cars as top prizes along with fourteen additional valuable items. Advance ticket sales are underway but seating is limited to a set number.

Elks’ Lodge Russell Memorial Rink

Russell schools set new enrolment peak this term

A 326 pupil enrolment in Russell schools last week marks a record for public and collegiate entries this term, four higher than the 1954 55 start. Projection adds three more Grade XI registrations. Public school total 233 versus 285 last year. detailed class counts listed for grades one to eight and collegiate grades X to XII.

Scnior Russell

July Oil Production Doubles 1954 Output

Manitoba reports a July record of 396,001 barrels of crude, lifting cumulative to near five million. Average daily output 12,774 barrels, double July 1954. 406 wells producing, 435 capable. 29 new wells added in July. A Dominion Experimental Farm picnic and a city tour by an alderman are noted.

Manitoba J. G. Cowan

Silver Beach class tops in water safety

Twenty one candidates from fourteen Manitoba communities completed a Red Cross water safety instructors school at Silver Beach near Russell. Manitoba Red Cross director W LeBlanc led the program aiming to reduce drownings in rural areas. 14 received awards and certificates, with two earning additional honors.

Red Cross Winnipeg Free Press W. LeBlanc Bill Stasiuk Manitoba Silver Beach Rusell Man Red Bill LeBlanc Winnipeg LeBlanc Makaroff Red Cross Water Safety Proram

Talented Soprano Heard Over CBC Monday Night

BC listeners enjoyed a Monday night program featuring Miss Winona Denyes daughter of Rev and Mrs G Denyes of verton. Denyes a noted Vancouver soprano was guest artist on the CBC broadcast delivering a pleasing recital to the audience.

CBC Winona Denyes G. Denyes Verton

Avertable fires and a brave girl stamp out blaze

Relentless carelessness causes fires and a near miss with 1000 bushels at stake. A farmer would have faced loss if not for quick action by Audrey Sage who extinguished a small flame from a cigarette tossed from a car near oil sheds on the CPR right of way.

George Mintenko Russell Mike Zurowell Mintenko C.P.R Audrey Sage

Top perch caught in Assiniboine contest by Frank Jones

Frank Jones along with Alex Chesky and Neil Jones took top spot in the annual Game and Fish contest by landing an eight pound thirteen ounce pickered at Rossburn Lake. The Fish Zalendar warns future days may be less fruitful.

Assiniboine Frank Jones Rossburn Lake Alex Chesky Neil Jones Frank Zalendar

Harvest Joy Pauses as Rain Delays District Wind-Up

A damp Wednesday interrupts a long run of ideal harvest weather. Growers weigh the pros and cons as rain promises relief from dry, hard ground but also threatens muddy streets. Some welcome moisture for soil, while others fear travel and field conditions worsening if rain persists.

Harvest Operations Nearing Completion in Manitoba

The final crop report from the Manitoba Department of Agriculture notes harvest nearly complete in southern and northern Manitoba under near ideal conditions. Quality and yield fell from earlier high expectations due to heat and drought, but wheat and oats sit above long-term averages while barley and flax lag in some areas. Special crops show promise with sugar beets and sunflowers better than average. Hay stores for winter are excellent. early harvest allows livestock to move into grain fields mitigating dry pastures.

Manitoba Manitoba Department of Agriculture Dominion Bureau of Statistics

Distinguished Artists' program on CBC weekly feature

The Distinguished Artists' program is a regular weekly feature on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, airing across its own stations.

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

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Russell Reeve John Carnegie deBalinhard Russell Studios Courtes Denyes Elks Dominion Experimental Farm Western Museum Main Street
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