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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 08, 1977

Page

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Cargill cash advance called old hat says UGG

Mec Runciman of United Grain Growers argues Cargill Grain Company’s cash advance is not a new marketing option for rape seed rye and flax, but a long standing practice among Canadian elevators. He notes UGG has offered initial payments for decades to help farmers cover harvest costs while waiting for price improvements.

Unites Grain Growers UGG Cargill Grain Company Cargill Old Hat Mec Runciman Pric

Defend Title at Beef and Barley Cribbage Tourney

Defending champions Jack and Ivy Shipp from Calgary will face stiff opposition from two Langley couples and local players at the Beef and Barley Cribbage Festival. Cec Sanderson will start accepting entries for the tournament slated for Saturday October 8.

Jack Ivy Shipp Calgary Langley B.C Cec Sanderson

Poultry Grading Rules Expanded Across Manitoba

Manitoba will require all poultry and poultry products sold commercially to be graded under Livestock Acts regulations starting September 1. Previously ungraded poultry could be sold outside Winnipeg, Brandon, and Portage la Prairie. The Broiler Chicken Producers Marketing Board requested the regulatory change to extend consumer protection provincewide.

Manitoba Agriculture Winnipeg Brandon Portage la Prairie Broiler Chicken Producers Marketing Board

CNIB Appeal urges eye disease checks to curb blindness

Irene Bowman of the CNIB stresses early eye care during the September 12 to October 15 appeal. She highlights amblyopia and strabismus as preventable causes if treated before age seven, and notes glaucoma and cataracts as major risk factors for Canadians over 30.

Canadian National Institute For the Blind Irene Bowman Eye Services CNIB Ms. Bowman Bowman

Guy Lombardo at Russell opens 1977 Beef and Barley Festival

The Waldorf Astoria orchestra led by Guy Lombardo will perform at Russell Memorial Arena on Wednesday October 5 to open the Beef and Barley Festival. Advance tickets cost 6.00 with local sales at Jakeman's Autopac and mail orders to the Chamber of Commerce. Lombardo, born in London Ontario, became a famed bandleader noted for introducing many hits and enduring New Year broadcasts.

Canada United States Heaven Waldorf Astoria New York City Guy Lombardo Royal Canadians Russell Russell Memorial Arena Jakeman Autopac Chamber of Commerce London Ontario Cleveland Hio Chicago Hotel Roosevelt New York William Zinnser Lombardo

Binscarth hosts CNB Championships opening games

Binscarth welcomed Alberta and Newfoundland for the first of three Canadian National Baseball Championships games. Large crowds saw skilled play and regional visitors. Mr. Gonn Jones introduced teams as Mr. Harry Graham MLA gave the welcome. Souvenir plaques shaped like Manitoba were presented by Mrs. Sarah Plumb and Mr. Walt Hutton. OCanada opened with a strong pitch by Mr. Graham. A dinner for players, attendants, umpires, and ground crew followed, funded by the community.

Binscarth Alberta Newfoundland Gonn Jones Harry Graham

Notice To Advertisers Russell Festival Special Shopper

The Russell Beef and Barley Festival Special Shopper will mail by September 26th for distribution to 10,000 households. Advertisements must be received by Friday September 6th, 1977 to ensure inclusion.

Russell Beef and Barley Festival

McKenzie backs lands policy at Brandon caucus meeting

Manitoba MLA Wally McKenzie says the Progressive Conservative plan favors private Crown Lands ownership for farmers. The policy would allow sale of suitable parcels to Manitoba residents, expand tax bases for municipalities, and support drainage and road improvements while keeping sales fair and orderly.

McKenzie Brandon Roblin M.L. A Wally McKenzie Manitoba Mr. McKenzie Progressive Conservative Party

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Causo Red Fife Otto Lang Canadian Transport Commission Justice Hall Hall Commission Prairie Rail Authority His Christopher Morley Tom Plumb Walt Hutton Roou M.L.A
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