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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 04, 1949

Page

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Manitoba Museum adds two ancient fossils to collection

Gordon Rea to represent Ward 6 on the Rural Municipality of Russell council after an election declared Tuesday. Two fossils found locally were identified by Norris Blye of the Manitoba Museum: a cephalopod ammonite from ancient seas and a metatarsal bone of a Pleistocene horse, highlighting Manitoba's paleontological heritage and local discoveries.

Gordon Rea Russell Angus Bennett Pricillor Me. Norris-Elye Manitoba Museum Dick Mosorondon Jack Delipper Foster Assinibome Shellmouth Len Loney Norris-Blye Mr. Norris-Blye Asia North America Geology University of Manitoba Manitoba Saskatchewan National Museum

Agr Society Holds Post Fair Clinic Meeting

Russell Agricultural Society directors and members met Tuesday night to review the fair results and discuss improvements. Interim financials by J A Burgess showed about 1500 profit for improvements with added classes and prize money. Members favored more entertainment including track events and children's activities. grounds extension and building relocation were proposed. The board plans an earlier annual meeting with Tuesday October 18 set as the date.

Russell Agricultural Society Rea Mervyn Coulter J. A. Burgess Iba

Car overturns injure local residents near Benito

On the way to Swan River fair last Friday Mr and Mrs Jas Rea and Miss Ada Spear were bruised and shaken when their car overturned on a sharp turn south of Benito. Harvey McLennan’s car picked up the injured and they were treated at Sacred Heart hospital. Rea suffered facial and chest bruises while Mrs Rea broke her arm. they have since been released and are recovering.

Swan River Fair Jas Rea Ada Spear Benito Harvey McLennan Sacred Heart Hospital

Russell Ball Club Shows Strong Progress Under New Coaches

Under new management by Fd. Long and Bill Patterson the Russell Senior Ball Club has won six of eight, beating Binscarth 10-9 at Rossburn fair to take second money, and sweeping Inglis 6-2, Shell Valley 3-2, and Shortdale 4-1 to win Shell Valley tournament. They also defeated Hollar 9-1 at Ingleside and edged Binscarth 5-4 to reach the Ingleside final, where Ingleside won 3- score. Line-up includes Thom, Kendel, Jack Thom, Collins, Davidson, Mather, Whitmer, Glasman, Glasman, Berthelet, Johnson, Petterson, Wishart.

Fd. Long Bill Patterson Russell Rossburn Fair Binscarth McConnell Shell Valley Inglis Shell Valley Aces Shortdale Ingleside Hollar Bill Thom Fred Kendel Jack Thom Ronnie Collins Jerry Davidson Jack Mather Lawrie Whitmer Larry Glasman Marshal Glasman Lou Berthelet Frank Johnson Walter Johnson Doug Petterson Elgin Wishart

July Russell Council Meeting Reports City Actions

Regular Russell council sessions in July saw Acting Mayor Gillespie chair the early meeting with Bicknell Clement and Margetts present. Mayor Mather’s return from Scotland restored full strength for the month’s final session. Accounts totaling 1288.21 and 1812.17 were approved, gravelling costs dominating the latter. Land sales to William Titian and Matthew Walko set prices and conditions, with builds required within a year. The revision court for the general assessment roll was postponed to September 14 at 8 pm from August 17. Council representatives Mather and Margetts to attend a chamber meeting on year-END planning.

Russell Own Gillespie Bicknell Clement Margetts Mather Scotland William Titian Matthew Walke Titian Walko Russell Chamber of Commerce

Prize Winners At Russell Fair 1948

Russell fair exhibitors won top awards on July 22 23 including heavy draft and four horse teams in wagon events. Winners listed span horses cattle dairy cattle sheep swine poultry and crops with names like W Rice A Coulter G Robinson McRae and Son Binscarth Foxwarren Russell and Roblin among others.

G. Robinson L. Cusitar A. Coulter W. Rice C. Cusitar R. Christopher

Memorial Rink Work Resumes As Winter Nears

Local interest notes material work has begun again on the Memorial Rink with contractor Dupont stating crews will stay until completion. Officials foresee an up-to-date skating and hockey facility for winter, with Legion rooms on the second floor and a proposed local museum to start small and potentially grow as an attraction.

Dupont Legion

Harvesting Underway as Wheat Prospects Look Bright

Harvesting has begun in parts of the district with early barley cut and wheat crops showing promise. Notable fields include those on the farms of Dave Cusitar Gordon Rea and Chas Adolphe despite some damage from aphids.

Dave Cusitar Gordon Rea Chas. Adolphe

Record of Farm Equipment Display at Russell Fair

A local display showcased farm machinery and equipment worth 189000 dollars at the Russell fair this year. Visitors praised the display as the best they have seen and dealers received congratulations for their efforts.

Seniors and Juniors Clash in Town Baseball Showdown

A heated town dispute over which team is superior will end Friday evening as the Senior Thom Brothers face the Junior Berthelet and Keating at the local diamond. Game starts at 6:30 with admission 4s 2d amid betting odds favoring the Juniors.

Thom Bros Berthelet Keating

It Pays to Advertise Codfish and Hen Rhyme

A verse on advertising value contrasts a prolific codfish with a diligent hen. It notes the hen’s actions pay off while the codfish remains silent, illustrating the adage that it pays to advertise.

Commuters in a Rattletrap Near London Wit

Three slightly deaf men driving from the north of London in an old car debate their location near Wembley. One asks if they have reached Wembley, another quips Thursday, and the third proposes stopping for a drink. The gag hinges on misheard cues and a punchline.

London Tom Wembley Harry Bill

Bake Sale Ledger of Housewares and Desserts

A fragmented list of bake items and associated hostess names from Mrs Luba and others, including banana bread, cream puffs, fruit cake, sunshine cake, pies, angel cake, gingerbread, doughnuts, cookies, tarts, and pies. Names show multiple contributors such as Mrs Chuchmuch Mrs Drever Mrs Light and others, with continuations noted on page 3.

Luba Chuchmuch Drever H. Gillespie J. C. Haas Hoffman McLeod 1S. Smith R. Bérg

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Russell Ball Club Russell Fair C. Slasman McRae Hayfield L. Love N. Nickels McRze H. Nikkels Mrs. Williamson Miss C. Cusitar Miss Mather Dale Juice Gavin Coulter G. Williamson J. Campbell McRae and Son Falloon Foxwarren G. Ringland Jamieson and Son Ward Bros V.R. Falloon A. S. Falloon V. R.falloon Jamieson Ringland V. R. Falloon W. R. Falloon Jamieson & Son A. S. Krama W. Dunn J. J. Dunn J. Dunn Heifer G._ Robinson Robinson Anitoba Aberdeen Angus C. H. Webster L. Beau Doin C. Glasman & Son H. Webster Rosette C. H. . Webster C. Glasman Glasman & Son C.H. Webster Calved Heifer C. Glasman &Son A. Couter Bank of Canada Smellie Bros. & Co A.wishart Alex Hay George Ross Alex. Hay Hay Deepdale Geo. Eshelby Ward Mike Luba Lorne Pettitt Kingdon Joe Chuchmuch M.todoruk J. Chuchmuch E.4. Kingdon W. H. Schwalm Joe Plumb G.freier Mike Todoruk R. Berg M Todoruk G. Freier M. Luba John Titian Harvey Kingdon E. Kingdon Mary Matheson Kinney Hatcheries Joe’ Chuchmuch W. J. Pettitt B. E. Lyons A Marschall A. Marschall Joe ‘Chuchmuch J. G. Drever Helen Luba M. Todoruk Waucation Grand Narrows Lennard McAuley Binscartl Roblin Makarott
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