Neighborhood Happenings in URW district events
The URW district meetings in Stoal Lake were postponed due to infantile paralysis and rescheduled for Forwarren on Thursday. Miss Ethel Anderson visits Winnipeg this week. Rev A Calder, newly inducted United Church minister, held a service in Silverton with ministers from Bir Presbytery. Nurses and cultural activities populate November and December events, including dramatic nights, a Christmas tree, a bridge cup, and a Novelty Bonspiel. Community hall reports were favorable. new committee members joined. Several residents attend municipal meetings in Winnipeg, with social events and lectures on India.
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Masquerade Ball Planned and Local Notes In Shellmouth
Community events in Shellmouth include a Friday masquerade ball and a noted lecture by Rev. T. McMillan of India attended by a largely filled United Church. The W A annual meeting is set for 3 pm at Mrs. Busch’s home. A model parliament debate on isolation policy featured Mr. Murray Garnett and others, with the government side prevailing. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Ridgway hosting and Mrs Puhr visiting MacNutt. hockey preparations and rink flooding underway as teams look to play Calder Friday.
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Busch
Church Club
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Reta Young
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Nesbit Patterson
W. P. ‘Smetheram
E. Ridgwey
Correction on Voters list notice and social events
Crosby reports a correction about confusion between Municipal and Dominion voters lists. James Smyth of Bredenburg visited relatives here last weekend. Service at Bavelaw last Sunday was led by Rev Kerr of Tantalon. Miss Grace May hosted a social evening with friends on Wednesday last week.
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Bredenburg
Bavelaw
Rev. Kerr
Tantalon
Grace May
Angusville Church Service Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended Sunday services as Rev A Calder delivered his first sermon in the pulpit. Attendance is hoped to remain high. Boys from nearby districts heard Mr Miller of Winns Deg speak at the Russell Boys’ Rally held last Tuesday. The regular meeting of the W.A.L.S. will be at Mrs H B Bees home today.
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Endcliffe Social Club Opens With Dance in Russell
Miss Sybil Henderson returned home after summer at Strathclair with Mrs J K McKay then three weeks at Birtle. The Community Club held its first dance with Russell Orchestra. next event is a social on December 11. A four member committee was chosen to plan it. Mrs Wm Iverach and Mrs Arthur Searth of Isabella visited the Shipleys Sunday. Who lost the mitt at the dance remains a mystery with three guesses.
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Strathclair
Birtle
We Community Club
Russell Orchestra
Wm. Iverach
Arthur Searth
Isabella
Roland Shipley
Feeds for Brood Mares in Winter at Dominion Stations
Instructions on winter feeding for brood mares emphasize keeping mares and foals active to prevent idleness. Ensure protein and minerals in forage with mixed rations of hay, bran, and roots. Daily grain should match mare size condition and workload, with growing young mares fed liberally.
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Dominion
Mare Care and Foaling Guidelines From Winter Stable Practices
The article outlines winter management for mares in airy box stalls with light work or yard exercise, summer pasture, and specific grain and hay rations per hundred pounds live weight. It describes water, salt, iodine treatment for mares bred in spring, post foaling feeding, and adjustments to avoid milk oversupply or indigestion, plus feeding recommendations for nursing mares.
Fewer Men Unemployed in Manitoba Towns 1991 Census
Ottawa census report shows substantial drop in male unemployment in Manitoba towns since 1991 while female unemployment remains largely unchanged. A full provincial town list is pending inclusion. Russell not listed in the initial report. Officials note gradual improvement expected over the next nine to ten months.
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Ottawa
Russell
Bureau of Statistics
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