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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 04, 1952

Page

5

Inglis Community News Briefs and Church Updates

Community letters note visits by Mr. Fisher and Mrs. Allan Bryant to Minnedosa with film, music, and a bazaar. Dr W Rothwell spoke at Inglis United Church event. W.A. meeting praises Ruth Adams and donates to church funds. December gathering canceled. January meeting at Mrs. Baynton or Mrs. Gillies. Tea collection reaches $475. thanks to drivers aiding travel on icy roads.

Wm. Fisher Allan Bryant Sylvia Maxwell Minnedosa United Church Rita Fingas L. Leifer Russell N. E. Donnelly W. Rothwell John Fingas W.A Tom Jackson R. Wyche Ernie Bryant Ruth Adams Thailand United Church Fund M. & M. Fund J. W. McKenzie Rome Russell W.A

Visit Notes From Dropmore and Area

Dropmore Mrs Joe Ferris plans a two week holiday visiting relatives in Bredenbury Saskatchewan. Mrs F Rawlings visits at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Craig. Misses Doreen Baronet and Irene Robb of Russell were weekend visitors in Dropmore. A Dropmore Women's Club meeting was held Thursday November 27 at the home of Mrs D A Bradley Hunt.

Joe Ferris Bredenbury Sask F. Rawlings Wm. Craig Doreen Baronet Irene Robb Russell Dropmore D. ‘A. Bradley-Hunt

Minniska pital visit and community notices

In Winnipeg events over the weekend include Gail Evans visiting Judy and Jan Kieper, and Mrs J J Dunn visiting Winnipeg this week. Mrs Arthur Angus returned from medical exams to Mrs J J Dunn's home amid her ill health. The community offers sympathy to the Thom family on the death of a son and brother. Mrs Archie Bridges visited with Mrs Acres in Dauphin last week. Donnie Hertlein spent Sunday at home.

Weekend greetings and social notes from Ninette and Winnipeg

Mr. Ed Porada in Winnipeg for a parts course was home for the weekend. Miss M. Busch of Ninette visited Ninette with Mrs. Young and a friend. Friday rink dance drew a fair crowd with good time and local orchestra. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patterson on the birth of a daughter. Mr. Stevenson and Mrs. Webber are home again. Stevenson attended the Toronto Royal Fair and renewed acquaintances. Ruth Haberstock spent the weekend with her parents. A white uniform is what the well dressed man is wearing. these guys hunting is the order of the day with fair results from parties.

Ed Porada Winnipeg M. Busch Ninette Young Nintte Walter Patterson A Stevenson Mrs. Webber Stevenson

Weekend visitors at local homes in Manitoba and Saskatchewan

Miss Alice Proskin of Elphin stone Man and Miss Ruth Kle mack of Russell visited the Klimacks. Miss Hilda Lehmann and Miss Eleanor Kleebaum of Binscarth sp ent the weekend with the Kleebaums. Mr Norman McKane of Winnipeg is staying with the Walkevitchs. Mrs G Rathgebar and family of MacNutt were Sunday visitors at the Kleebaums.

Alice Proskin Elphinstone Man Ruth Klemack Russell L. Klimack Hilda Lehmann Eleanor Kleebaum Binscarth G. Kleebaum Norman McKane Winnipeg Joe Walkevitch G. Rathgebar MacNutt, Sask

Miss Dorothy Belcher and Jack Shaw wed at Basswood

The couple tied the knot on December 1 at Basswood with a reception attended by M C Shaw and Ken Jones of Winnipeg and Wallace Shaw of Shoal Lake. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ken Jones visiting at Mr and Mrs M C Shaw’s home. Cliff Cusitar attended his aunt’s funeral at Fort William and later joined Mrs Cusitar in Winnipeg to visit relatives.

Dorothy Belcher Jack Shaw Basswood M. C. Shaw Ken Jones Winnipeg Wallace Shaw Shoal Lake Fort Wiliam Cusitar

Blind Man Regains Sight After Accident in Erith

Harry Wilmot a lifelong blind resident of Erith England regained partial sight after an accident knocked a cataract from his eye Ten days later he could read and write his wife May Wilmott noted he finally sees her face and even ran for a bus Scientists called it a remarkable recovery and Barging story detailing a man learning to see after forty four years of blindness

Harry Wilmot Erith England May Wilmott Harry Wilmotts

Vesper Service A Tradition In Canada

In December, CGLT girls across Canada join in the annual Vesper Service. The church-sponsored group for teenage girls unites churches from Newfoundland to British Columbia with candle light, hymns, scripture, and local features. Candles symbolize re dedication as groups add special music, speakers, or processions.

CGT C.g.lt Newfoundland British Columbia

The Tongue as a Delicate Organ of Touch

A brief note on the tongue highlighting its sensitivity and central role in taste and texture. It emphasizes the tongue as the most delicate organ of touch in the sense of gustatory and tactile perception.

Canadian Wheat To Be Tested In California Race 15 B

Race 15 B centers on stem rust threats to Canadian wheat fields prompting tests in California. Researchers from Canadian and U.S. agricultural agencies analyze spread, resistance, and control strategies amid growing concerns for harvests.

California

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