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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
2
The text notes the Newspapers Association approving a week now issue and mentions authorization as second class mail by the Post Office, Ottawa. It lists EC. Sinderson as Editor and Publisher and references payment of postage in cash.
A scanned reminiscence covers events from September 1964 back to 1914 in Angusville and Russell. Notes include D Dunn unloading Sawyer Massey threshers, Lawther Bros purchasing a separator, Nelson buying the old school for a post office and residence, and electric service improvements around 1924. Also mentioned are beekeeping yields, Ukrainian Community opening in 1934, wartime return of Wajer T Brownlee to civilian practice, skating rink repairs, and 1954 Roger Goulet scholarship winner Maiss Nonie Keating amid harvest weather shifts.
The Minniska Harvest Home is set for September 28 at 8 15 pm in the church with Rev E H Hyett from Russell as guest skater. Sunday School opens fall term with four teachers using the new curriculum and invites community members to join. Former Russell resident Jack Clee of Moose Jaw visited Tim and Mrs Dunn recently.
Local Shellmouth residents gather at W. Morrison home and Granny Laingford visit while old Shellmouthites rally to support the Bay Board Campaign. Donations reach 271 dollars with requests for more support. Brief notes on Mrs. George’s Winnipeg trip, Mr Schapper visiting relatives, and the Petz family visiting the Pet home over the weekend.
Local notes report graduation exercises in Brandon and illness visits including Mr. Tom Zimmer in hospital at Russell. Elphinstone tops Melita 16 to 7 in Manitoba Baseball Association finals at Kinsmen Stadium Brandon with Corrie Chuehmuch the winning pitcher and John Spak hitting a homer.
Pat presents tips from Gail Denbow on washable wool clothing for back to school. Wool tech improvements promise shrink resistance mothproofing and long wear. Dipping creates shrinkproof fabric with easy care. Labels and sourcing noted with agricultural samples and forage analysis guidance. Farm safety and machinery cautions accompany notices plus horticultural meetings and pasture storage advice.
Endcliffe Jr and Mrs Don Eshelby of Roblin and Miss Mary Exh from the University at Branson visited Mr and Mrs Vis Klinrack on Sunday. Miss Eileen Kabaluk of Win- were noted in the same social circle in a small town gathering.
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