Angusville Exhibitors Dominate Horticultural Show Awards
Angusville entrants lead with top prizes in vegetables and cut flowers at the Horticultural Show. Notable exhibitors include Mrs. M Luba and Mrs J Chuchmuch with strong showings in list of vegetables and flowers. auction funds collected at door nearly $40 and over $50 from the sale. The Endcliffe and Rus tell garden clubs featured displays as Skinner Nurseries staged a color show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Luba
J. Chuchmuch
Angusville
B. Lyon
Binscarth
W. H. Schwalm
Wolverine Distret
Endcliffe
Rus‘tell Garden Clubs
Skinner Nurseries Limited
George Knight
W. Cumming
J. E. Forsyth
Frank Jones
Society
M. Lubs
Russell
Deans
J .Chuchmuch
M. ‘Todoruk
J. Chuck
W. J. Schwalm
Luba
Chamber of Commerce
Robertson Brothers
J. Silver
F. L. Skinner
H. Gillespie
Norman Braendle
R. G. Ledingham
C. Robertson
Miss Jean Bell Sets Teaching Course in Kamloops B C
Angusville notes show Miss Jean Bell leaving Thursday for Kamloops British Columbia to teach high school. The report also records the sudden death of John Germak of Sandy Lake with sympathy extended to his wife Gladys and three children and mentions a funeral held Wednesday at Sandy Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bell
Kamloops
B.C
Jean
John Germak
Sandy Lake
Gladys
G. D. Bell
Anmusville
Jack Peddie
Russell
Toronto
World Council of Churches
Bud Rinn
Chater, Man
Jim Angus
M. Angus
Winnipeg
Rossport
Bud
Lloyd _Lafgren
Lynn
Flin Flon
Cecil Switzer
Goldie Forrest
Don Kodolski
Agnes Kalinuk
Viola Major
Rob
Wynne
Jhas
H. Manly
Bill Miller
Opening Russell School Sets Teaching Staff
The opening term will include Principal C Foster Miss G Graffin Sonal Dyck Mr Harper high school Miss Edith Craig Mr Rosnoski Mrs Billingsley and Mrs Grieves at Dublic School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell School
C. Foster
G. Graffin
Sonal Dyck
Harper
High School
Edith Craig
Rosnoski
Billingsley
Grieves
Dublic School
Garden Club Show Highlights At Hort Society Event
Russell and Edcliffe Junior Garden clubs held a combined show with the Agricultural Society last Saturday. W Cumming judged entries while prizes funded by the Department of Agriculture and Russell Kiwanis Club. Russell winners included Roy Pettitt and Bruce Mintenko with many top honors in beets onions and lettuce. Edcliffe winners led by Pat Pagan and Glyn Wileman claimed multiple notes in carrots peas beans and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell and
Eadcliffe
The
Horticultural Society
Ae Oress
W. ‘Cumming
Russell Club
Harry Pettitt
Department of Agriculture
Russell Kiwanis Club
Bruce Mintenko
Mian ML Wity
Eadcliffe Group
Agricultural Representative
Roy Pettitt
Don Forsyth
Violet Liske
Gary Diamond
Jack Pettitt
Gary Yellow
Clifford Muir
Nellie Barston
Endcliffe Club
Pat Pagan
Herman Kleebaum
Wilbert Kleebaum
Lorraine Kentle
Gary Schwalm
Wayne Kentle
Glyn Wileman
Glyn Wiseman
Verne Schwalm
Gary Schwlam
Holar Sweeps Kamsack In Doubleheader at Wildwood
Holar, leaders of the North Western league, won 7-4 in the afternoon and 5-0 in the evening at Wildwood Country Club. Ed Long presented Holar’s Jack Scobie with a $10 prize for the league's best batting average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holar
Kamsack
Wildwood Country Club
Ed Long
Jack Scobie
Anglican Church Notice From Rev Salmon Schedule
Rev C W J Salmon Curate in charge lists services at 1 am Christ Church Russell 3 pm St Cuthbert's Shellmouth and 1 30 pm St Matthews Binscarth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. J. Salmon
Christ Church
Russell
St. Cuthbert’s
Shellmouth
St. Matthews
Binscarth
Donkeys Outshine Humans In Fair Grounds Exhibition
A dozen donkeys grazed peacefully as Gene Holter of Jamestown NC staged a wits battle with the Elks Lodge and Canadian Legion at the fair grounds. Donkeys won polo and baseball, Legion took second in both, and a zebra plus miniature cattle drew crowds under floodlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weanessay
Fair Grounds
Gene Holter
Jamestown
Elks’ Lodge
Canadian Legion
Elks
Legion
Donkeys
Baker Albert Fontaine to retire after 29 years in Russell
After 29 years in Russell's bakery trade Albert Fontaine will retire September 1 using a handover to Lyle Sehwalm and Grant Hainstock. Fontaine began in 1915 with Halling Bros and later ran the full bakery confectionery and tea room business, planning to increase output and keep the tea room under his ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer Ury
Russell
Albert Fontaine
Lyle [Sehwalm
Grant Hainstock
Fontaine
Halling Bros
W. B. Amos
Lyle
North
Grant
John Germak Dies At Sandy Lake
John Germak former Angusville resident died at his Sandy Lake home Sunday. Funeral held Wednesday with burial in Sandy Lake cemetery. He carpentered in Angusville, moved eight years ago to start a cafe business. He married Gladys Chuchmuch in 1940. survived by widow two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Germak
Sandy Lake
Angusville
Gladys Chuchmuch
John Chuchmuch
The Strike Talks End May Be Near
Legislation is moving through a special session to empower government intervention as a nine day rail strike disrupts traffic. Truckers fill gaps, food supplies move by road, gasoline imports ease shortages, and first class mail is delivered while union losses loom.
Grand Old Man recalls West pioneers and Mullins birthday
The piece notes Senator H. A. Mullins, now living in Toronto, marking his 8th birthday with memories of early district days. It mentions Bill Walls enlisting in the Army and leaving for Winnipeg after a farewell party hosted by F Clement and Sons. The Russell school bell will end the holiday season next Tuesday amid a cold wet spell, with Labour Day deemed a public holiday across Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Old West
H. A. Mullins
Toronto
Oodbye
Bill Bill Walls
Bill Wasslen
Winnipeg
F. Clement and Sons
Russell School
Canada
Neon sign lights Russell Main Street store
The town’s progressiveness shines with a Neon sign above Smellie Bros. Co’s main entrance adding to the downtown glow. A Brandon wedding reception featured Russell band Don’s Imperials as they played at the Prince Edward Hotel for the marriage of Dr. H. S. Nataros of Rossburn and Miss E. C. Tufts of Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Smellie Bros. & Co
Don's Imperials
Prince Edward Hotel
Brandon
H. S. Nataros
Rossburn
E. ¢. Tufts
Barley Frost Hits Montcalm Varieties Promising Yield
Barley crops suffer frost damage while a Montcalm sample left by R. S. Rannie shows a well filled head, indicating a potential large yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Rannie
Local Farmers Form Russell Chapter of F P A
Farmers dissatisfied with the compulsory marketing system organized a Russell Local of the Farmers Protective Association at a meeting last week. Andrew Mather chairs. officers and directors named. petitions being canvassed. more directors to be appointed from other district points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armers
Russell
Farmers’ Protective Association
Andrew Mather
Clif. Cusitar
L. C. Cusitar
Jas. Jackson
Inglis
Lewis Nield
Ted Langford
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Todoruk
Chuchmuch
D. Harrison
D.harrison
Gillespie
P. Pacy
M.todoruk
N. Braendle
Peegy Witty
D. Harison
Kippan
A. Liske
R. G. Ledingahm
L. Leifer
V. Warrian
Todoruk
M. Tod
F.P.A
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