First Fancy Dress Carnival Winners Noted In 1907 Banner Notes
A December 18 1907 Banner clipping lists prize winners at the first fancy dress carnival in the new rink with Miss Baird Miss Madill Miss Laycock and D Kippan plus Warren McKay. De Barnardo’s band supplied music.
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Bairdits
Madill
Laycock
D. Kippan
Warren McKay
Barnardo
Manitoba
Veterinary Surgeons
Dog Race Revival Promised for New Year’s Day Feature
Russell urged revival of the annual dog derby once a winter feature. C. R. Beswatherick, CNR section foreman, promotes the race and puts up the prize money. Start at 2 PM from Bank Corner, route east to the CNR on Assiniboine Street, then west via Westbourne Street to Smellie Bros corner, finish at the post office. Prizes are $3.00, $2.00, and $1.00 for the top three.
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Russell
C. R. Beswatherick
CNR
C.N.R
Assiniboine St
Westbourne St
Smellie Bros
More Street Lights Ordered By Council
The council approved adding street lights to keep lighting costs stable after a rate cut from the Manitoba Power Commission. Mayor Mather and Councillors Bicknell and Cross attended the meeting last Thursday. Accounts totaling 756.03, excluding councillors, were approved for payment.
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Manitoba Power Commission
Mather
Bicknell
Cross
Skating Schedule for Season Announced
Russell rink releases season timetable with afternoon and evening sessions on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday from 3 to 5 pm and 7 to 10 80 pm on Saturdays. Hockey practices run Tuesday and Thursday nights with one hour of skating beforehand on other nights. Seasonal fees set: family 8 adults 4 children 3 for ages 14 and up 2 for under 14. General admission 25 15 and 10 cents.
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Russell Rink
General Ad
Russell Pentecostal Church Message
The fragment references a Russell Pentecostal church note with a Nativity quotation From Luke 2 11 and a Marchwell address for Pastor G G Metmoth The text mentions a savior born this day in Daid a city and the Lord implying a Christmas themed notice from a local church congregation.
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Marchwell
Sdc
Daid
Christ
Swedish violin virtuoso to give Inglis recital for relief
Bruno Esbjorn the Swedish violin virtuoso will perform a recital at Inglis this Saturday to benefit Canadian Lutheran World Relief. He is spending Christmas holidays at the home of Rev. G. A. Voelm in Inglis and is renowned in the musical world for his power and genuine talent.
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Bruno Esbjorn
Inglis
Canadian Lutheran World Relief
Esbjom
G. A. Voelm
Weddings Dunham McIntosh and Callin Sparrow pair
Two December weddings gathered families in Manitoba. Leona McIntosh wed Lewis Dunham at Rossburn with D. Dunham and a reception. Elizabeth Callin married Gerald Melville Sparrow at First Lutheran Flin Flon with Dr. Parker officiating and a candlelit ceremony, followed by a home reception before relocating to Flin Flon.
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Gail Adams
Winona Skinner
James Callin
R. Price
Dorothy Yolng
Arthur Lyons
Award Hawkins
Mrs. Sparrow
South
Drama Festivals To Be Revived In Manitoba
The Dominion drama festival will be revived next spring with Manitoba and other provinces joining the national movement. The Manitoba Drama League will run district divisional and provincial contests with winners advancing to divisional and then provincial festivals. The Manitoba winner will go to the Dominion Gate 9 in London Ontario in May. Local groups are urged to apply to Will S. Dickson secretary Manitoba Drama League Pullmer Apartments War iaw Ave Winnipeg before December 21 for details and rules.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Drama League
London
Ont
Will S. Dicken
Pullmer Aparments
War @iaw
Winnipeg
Mr. Dickson
Curlers' Hat schedule and results notes for clubs
The Curlers' Hat lists upcoming draws for Men's Club from December 23 to 27 with multiple matchups each night and a note on Tuesday results. The Ladies' Club has not finished next week's schedule, with The Banner to publish future draws and results for both clubs.
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McVey
Huett
Ridley
Matheson
Rev. McNeill
Adolphe
Kippan
Westwood
Silverton
Wilson
Silver
Smellie
Bicknell
Burgess
Clement
L. Leifer
Ed. Leifer
W. W. Wilson
Loney
J. Robertson
St. John
A. E. Leifer
J. McKinnon
Matheson Huett
Rev. McNeill - Riltey
Adolphere
Inglis Curlers Host Luncheon After Friday Games
Inglis curlers hosted a luncheon at the Inglis hotel after two Russell rink losses to northern shotmakers. Participants included Inglis skip Tom Jackson with teammates Neil Hamilton Jas Jackson George Bulbuk Herb Liske Ed Mensch Rev K K Hill McKenzie and Russell members R L St John Ship E C Sanderson G W Davidson George Peddie H Ridley J J Cross R Meadows R McMurray.
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Inglis
Russell
Inglisrurlers
Tom Jackson
Neil Hamilton
Jas
Jackson
George Bulbuk
Herb. Liske
Mensch
K. K. Hill
Knox United Church Service Notes Christmas Events
McNeill MA minister Russell delivers Christmas sermon with Handel Messiah music. Senior choir performs Naza reth by Gounod. White Gift Service features The Child Divine Sacred Cantata by Shannon with Junior choir and congregation assist.
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Knox United Church E
McNeill
B.D
Russell
Gounod
Shannon
U. S
Eva Rea
D. R. J McDonald
Congregational
Christ Church W A Holds Annual Meet
On December 4 the W A of Christchurch held their annual meeting at Mrs home. Officers were elected for 1947 including Hon Pres Mrs H J Pettit and Mrs H J year.
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W.A. of
Christchurch
Pres
H. J. Pettit
H. J. Year
Lady Curlers Begin Season With Eight Rinks
The ladies curling club opened the season last Wednesday with eight rinks chosen for play. Mrs Harold Clement was appointed secretary treasurer after Norma Perrin resigned. The regular draw began Tuesday with a long list of participants including Nelliene Leifer Kay Gooda Mrs Davidson Olga Therrien Jackie Clement and many others.
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Harold Clement
Amiss
Norma Perrin
Nelliene Leifer
Kay Gooda
Davidson
Olga Therrien
Jackie Clement
Mavis Money
Lillian Cluett
Coulter
Louselle Leifer
Ridley
Ida McCaig
Jean Smart
Davidowski
Payne
Shipp
Margaret Wheeler
Bicknell
Barker
Edythe Vinnell
Barry
Heather McIntyre
Burgess
Agent Todoruk
Ethel Clement
Forrest
Ysabel McTavish
Anderson
Dicketts
Mary Holunga
James L. Cowie Dies Former Manitoba King’s Printer
James L. Cowie a Manitoba journalist and former editor died in Winnipeg. Born 1816 in Almonte Ontario he moved to Manitoba in 1897 and edited the Carberry News Express for 27 years. He served as King’s Printer from 1937. Survived by Mrs. Cowie five children and three grandchildren.
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Manitoba
James L. Cowie
King’s
Winnipeg
Almonte
Ontario
Cowie
MacGregor Herald
Carberry News-Express
Patricia
Norman Elvin
Bateman
Pas
Walsh
Montreal
James
Grande Prairie
Public Health Warns Against Public Enemies
Health officials warn that a public enemy includes anyone who fails to isolate when contagious or neglects seeking treatment. The Department of National Health and Welfare stresses personal responsibility to prevent spread and improve cures.
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Department of National Health and Welfare
The Big Idea: Raising the Average Beyond Ordinary
A brief reflection on pursuing personal betterment rather than matching peers. It emphasizes elevating one’s own standards, skills, and contributions to exceed the common baseline. The tone invites self-improvement and aspirational growth.
Russell Rural Exchange Sees Growth and Holiday Closures
The Russell exchange adds 59 phones to reach 939 with orders for 20 more 100 line units. A long list of surnames tops the community tally while public notices announce Christmas and Boxing Day holidays and a civic push for cleaner streets and a sanitary official.
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Russell Exchange
Mushumanski
Robertsons
McLennans
Andersons
Jacksons
Keating
Reas
Smith
Russell
Busch
Sacred Heart Hospital
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