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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 13, 1956

Page

2

Municipal notes and regional notices from early times

A historical survey lists events across decades, noting delays in Dr Wright's block work, a Bank of Toronto branch opening at Langenburg, Hastings trader W Powers taking over Seeburn, a Neepawa CM.R. agent appointment, a Silverton curling club formation, Jellicoe SD formation, and school and community developments. Milestones include polling turnouts, hockey signings, and aluminum drives by Russell and Shellmouth students.

Alt. Webster Poster Neepawa Russell A. McLeod Roundtree Alta Silverton Peter Hyde D. C. Stewart

Industrial leaders plan two week eastward talks

Hon. F. L. Jobin Minister of Industry and Commerce Rex Grose Deputy Minister and H A Luckhurst director depart for a four day conference of the Pro Government Trade Industry Council. The agenda covers inter provincial consultation and co operation on trade and industrial development and expanded exports to the US. They will visit New York Boston Chicago Minneapolis and Winnipeg returning Sept 22 with Canadian banks and trade officials to discuss development strategies.

F. L. Jobin Rex Grose H. A. Luckhurst Trade Industry Council Canada Federal Trade and Commerce de Jobin Mr. Grose New York Canadian and General Development Corporation Boston Arthur D. Little Co Chicago Minneapolis Winnipeg

Hazardous Whooper Flight Starting Soon

Audubon Society of Canada warns of the fall migration of the last flock of whooping cranes across prairie provinces and the Dakotas to Texas. The period from September to early November sees hunters along the 2500 mile route, risking population loss if shootings continue. Conservationists urge every observer to avoid shooting large white birds to keep the cranes flying.

Prairie Provinces The Audubon Society of Canada Canada Texas Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Dakotas Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Northwest Territories Gulf of Mexico India

Marchwell and Winnipeg Visitors Stop in for Weekend

Marchwell residents Mr and Mrs Meissenappert and Mr Dennis Swedberg of Winnipeg spent the weekend here. Mrs Jas Veal drove to Minneosta to visit daughter Joan on the school staff there. The Canadian National Institute for the Blind appeals for donations. Harvesting is underway again after weather delays.

Meissenappert Dennis Swedberg Winnipeg Jas Veal Minnedosa Joan Canadian National Institute For the Blind

Snared in the Runway by Ron Tuckwell

Labor Day reflections contrast fading parades with past Winnipeg rituals. The author questions fame driven stunts, noting Gertrude Ederle, Marilyn Bell, and others as examples. He argues sponsorship and publicity often trump public welfare, ending with a quip about modern society's varied, risky pursuits.

Endcliffe Bert Carr Returns Home in Recovery

Endcliffe Bert Carr came home from the hospital on Sunday but must return daily for dressings. Howard Hazelhurst reliefs at the elevator during Bert's recovery. Frank Pagan of Brandon spent Saturday night with his brother Bill, while Frank Parada returned Friday from the west where he was employed for the summer and left Sunday for Winnipeg. Wayne Sentel lost part of a finger operating a swather on J. Kaye's arm.

Bert Carr Howard Hazelhurst Bert Frank Pagan Brandon Bill Frank Parada Winnipeg Wayne Sentel J. Kaye

Homemaker Wastes 2.5 Million Utensils Surprising Figure

Frigidaire researchers report that an average homemaker will wash about two and a half million cooking and eating utensils in a lifetime. The study compares this volume to 70 stacks as high as the Empire State Building, underscoring the burden of daily chores.

Empire State Building New York Frig‘daire

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Russell Banner Associatio Manitobs Division C.w.na Post Office Department Ottawa Silver Creek Jellicoe SD H. Smith Main Street F. Matheson J. A. Glen H. A. Miling Marquette Red” Dutton Calgary Mont-real George Kobluk Inglis Millwood Wilfred ‘Thickett J. G. Clarke Tweedsmuir Russell School Red Cross Shellmouth Somerville Marble & Granite Works Rosser Ave Brandor Marchwell Ron Tuckwell N.A Gertrude Ederle English Channel Channel Strait Club Marilyn Bell Lake Ontario Strait of Juan de Fuca Niagara Portage Avenue Juan de Fuca Billy Endcliffe Beaver Plaza Angusvelle
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