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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 20, 1950

Page

4

Angusville Community News Highlights and Spring Events

Local happenings include Mr Boyne Copping with a new baby Austin car and plans for a municipal election as Fred Pushka may resign from the UGG elevator job. A dance at Ukrainian hall on April 21 supports the Ladies Rink Club, with residents traveling to Winnipeg and Rivers for Easter visits and relocations. Deepest sympathy extends to Mrs. Ross after a death.

A. P. Clark Lang Vance Neepawa Mike Chyzyk Bert Penonzek Chyzyk Fred Pushka UGG Council Angusville

Dreamless Sleep Amid Spring Mornings at the W’s

In a brisk dawn scene residents roll up mattresses and begin yard work. A spring brook steams while heads are shaded by a Russell Banner paper, as ambitious workers start their day with lawn care notes.

Russell

Local notes reflect visits and community action in Dropmore

Mrs H Roberts of Hoosier Sask renews acquaintances in the district. Mrs P Grosse and family of Saskatoon visited Mr and Mrs A Turta. Bob Hammond returned home after hospital stay. Laurence Robb spent Easter with his parents. District men gathered to prevent valley road washout. A Dropmore hall dance Friday drew good attendance.

H. Roberts Hoosier Sask P. Grosse Saskatoon A. Turta Bob Hammond Sacred Heart Hospital Laurence Robb W. R. Robb Dropmore Hall

Miss Joyce Sitko Returns to Inglis After Easter

Vista Miss Joyce Sitko spent Easter at home and returned to Inglis school. Mrs. Martin of Glenella spent the holidays with her parents.

Joyce Sitko Inglis Martin Glenella

Easter Holiday Socials and Local Travels Highlight Russell Notes

Mrs and Mrs W H Halli smith and family of McNutt Val Sta Hamilton of Goodlands and Les Reynolds of Brandon visit. Reita Stitt returns from Winnipeg after Easter with sister and brother in law. Mr J Brown comes home after two months in Portage hospital from bus accident injuries. H Hamilton and R Rutherford travel to Russell. Rutherford returns from Vista. D Atkinson M Hay and Willis Stitt drive from Winnipeg to visit parents. Ladies Aid and WMS meet at Mrs H Hamilton to share Easter program and quilt shipment. Glasman and Chuchmuch spend holidays in Russell and Angusville.

Smith McNutt Val- Sta Hamilton Goodlands Les Reynolds Brandon Reita Stitt Winnipeg J. Brown Portage Hospital H. Hamilton Russell R Rutherford Vista D. Atkinson M. Hay Willis Stitt Aid WMS Glasman Mr. Chuchmuch Angusville

Trains in Canada Run Faster Than Current Schedules

Passenger trains in Canada could shave time off trips but schedules are padded to absorb unforeseen delays. Officials note the practice helps maintain reliability during variable conditions and heavy passenger demand.

Canada

Look Who's Here staged by Foxwarren Young People

Inglis Community hall hosts a three act comedy Look Who's Here by the Young Peoples Society of Foxwarren on Wednesday evening April 26 at 8 15 p m Proceeds go to Inglis United Ladies Aid Mrs A Kemp holiday visitor at Portage la Prairie with her daughter and son in law P Le Forte Fred Parmenter visiting the city A Adams spending Easter in Winnipeg W Rothwell visiting friends in Minnedosa and Clanwilliam

Young Peoples’ Society of Foxwarren Inglis Inglis United Ladies Aid A. Kemp P. le Forte Portage la Prairie Fred Parmenterr Miss A. Adams Winnipeg Mrs. W. Rothwell Minnedosa Clanwilliam

Aklavik Temperatures Defy Arctic Classifications

The town of Aklavik records two months annually when average temperatures sit around 850 degrees above zero, altering its Arctic zone status. Residents are reminded not to inform Aklavik residents that January falls into this anomaly.

Aklavik Artic Zone Janary

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Gin-Ki COM. Bicycles E. R. Long Wildwood Country Sirnick Angus ONNACONA _GYPROC Alex Titian Welding & Iron Works Inglis, Man Geo. M. Shields Birtle Man Nema Ommae Ledingham's Mr. Cecil Nield Rivers Rinn Downie Ani Iher Amy Zink Winnipeg Normal School Thome Chas. Zink Nick Kloon Richard Downie J Ross Dropmore W. H. Halli Chevrolet Fisher Best Buy F. Clement & Sons
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