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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
1
Russell School Board and surrounding districts discuss consolidation after seven districts voted in favor. Independent arbitrator to review interests as districts consider unified governance. Current set up requires local resident fees and transportation costs.
Hon. G. Johnson reports significant growth in teacher trainee enrollment across the province. About 1,236 students are registered in courses at the University of Manitoba Brandon College and Manitoba Institute of Technology, roughly 250 more than last year. Elementary and secondary teacher programs total 801 and 287 respectively, with increases noted at U of M Brandon College units and education faculties.
A Commonwealth parliamentary delegation toured Saskatchewan visiting the Mineral s and Chemical mines at Yarbo and Gerald. The group, hosted by Speaker J. E. Snedker, met Lieutenant Governor Richard S. Bowles and Premier Duff Roblin in Manitoba, with MLA R. S. Clement also in attendance. Delegates spoke of grain countries and world peace amid vast resources and manpower.
The Manitoba government announced measures in last spring's session to cover full tuition for teacher training programs at the University of Manitoba Brandon College and MET. It also pays full tuition for the summer training leading to certificates. Department of Education fees for grammar school courses will be handled as visits across Manitoba during the current school year.
Peggy Barker set to replace Mrs Billingsley at Russell as a staff member in home economics. Barker, a 1906 University of Manitoba graduate, grew up on a farm near Swan River and attended Shaw Elementary, active in H camp programs and the 441 interprovincial exchange, and involved in 4 H Jamboree youth programs. Miss McCallum previously served since June 1965.
The Rural Municipality of Russell approves a predator control plan using 1080 with five poison bait stations costing $100.00. A vaccination grant of $1.00 per calf was paid to veterinarians on behalf of cattle owners. By law, compulsory calfhood vaccination remains in effect, affecting female calves valued at $6,301.80. Council schedules a Court of Revision at 10:00 am on Tuesday, October 1, 1966, followed by two general meetings.
A Friday September 16 birthday celebration for Mrs. Jus sus Kieper marked her 80th at Queen's Hotel with all five sons and families in attendance. After dinner the family gathered at Bill Kieper's home where Wings: 4 Jr. David Grewar, pediatrician, and Society for Crippled Children and Adults assist with services for children seen at the clinic.
The Rural Scene notes Frank Dyck of Silverton joins the list of farmers adopting Avader seeders for barley and wheat. Farmers are advised to apply Avadex B.W. at freeze up with 90 psi sprayer and 8 to 10 gallons per acre. Provincial weeds division suggests 1% US per acre for wheat and 1% pounds per acre for other crops. Caution is urged as harvest continues and fall work demands long hours, with a warning on farm accidents and fatalities.
The Society for Crippled Children and Adults in Manitoba will hold a clinic at Brandon General Hospital on September 1. About fifty children will be examined by a team of specialists under the direction of local authorities.
The Centennial Train and Caravan will tour Manitoba early next year as part of Canada’s Centennial Year, with exhibits tracing the country from ancient forests to the satellite era. Project director Maidan of Ottawa outlined plans at a Winnipeg press conference, detailing 83 stops across provinces, 56 Manitoba communities, and a ten week Manitoba presence with no admission charges.
The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society offers free 16 page booklet copies of Arthritis and Rheumatism. To obtain, write to the society at 625 Sherbrook Street, Winnipeg 2.
Fragmentary text describes British Columbia's west coast scenery with mountains meeting the sea and long inlets. It mentions a tournament listing and a phone contact, but details are unclear and scattered across the clipping. The tone resembles a travel or regional feature.
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