Dolly Goddard Heads Anglican Ladies Guild
The Ladies' Guild of Christ Anglican Church in Russell elected Dolly Goddard as president at their annual meeting. She will be assisted by Edna Clement as secretary, Mona Cross as vice-president, and Frances Jones as treasurer. A subsequent first year meeting was hosted by Mrs. J. Rothery with Miss Amy Meadows helping.
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Ladies’ Guild of Christ Anglican Church
Russell
Dolly Goddard
Miss Goddard
Edna Clement
Mona Cross
Frances Jones
J. Rothery
Amy Meadows
Mrs Storey Re-Elected President Of Ladies Aid
Knox United Church Ladies Aid held a Jan 4 meeting at Mrs John Jackson home with several new members welcomed. Mrs F T Storey was reinstalled as president, anniversary dinner and lunch at the church meeting were planned, next meeting will be at Mrs Jas Rea.
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Knox United Church Ladies’ Aid
John Jackson
F. T. Storey
L. Leifer
Kitchen Shower For Legion Auxiliary at Memorial Rink
Legion auxiliary held a Tuesday night meeting at Memorial rink where items for the kitchen were gathered including an electric kettle donated by the men. The group plans to serve lunch at hockey games and initiated two new members, Mrs. Tom Smart and Mrs. R. Robinson, with 28 ladies present under president Mrs. Ewart Mather and secretary Mrs. Ernie Barker.
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Legion
Memorial Rink
Auxiliary
Tom Smart
R. Robinson
Ewart Mather
Ernie Barker
Lost glasses on Main Street in navy case
Pair of ink rimmed glasses with navy case found on Main Street. Contact Banner Office or call 200 to claim.
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Main Street
Banner
Local Notes From Winnipeg and Surroundings
Local Notes recounts visiting family in Winnipeg and area. Mrs Simpson of Winnipeg visits daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Len Loney. MLA R S Clement visits Winnipeg on business. Terry Lazenby weekend at Foxwarren. Morgan Carlson joins Royal Bank staff in Russell from Churchill. Mrs Ludlam visits mother Mrs Setter then heads to Winnipeg to see daughter Mrs F Harvey before Calgary return. Laurence Robb represented Knox United Church youth at Boys Parliament in Winnipeg between Christmas and New Year. George Sparrow on Winnipeg business. Ivy Hall spent New Year at Miniota. Bob Anderson RCMP visits, heads Thursday to Vancouver. Melville Shaw buys Wm Titian home on Pelly Ave. Helen Fisher spent New Year at Neepawa. Chris McIver business in Yorkton. Mrs Ken Boughen of Nipawin visits Russell relatives en route to Winnipeg. Dr T W Shaw and Marnie visit Winnipeg for Sadler's Wells Ballet. Elinor Shaw returns to University. Mrs H Bale of Montreal sailing Jan 6 for England and France. former Enid Astbury, daughter of A Astbury of Russell, is Henry Morgan Dept Store manager in Montreal on buying trip. Richard Mehling of Yorkton arrives to run Russell Studios. Sale notes include panties 1.00 and ladies fascinators on sale at Fashion Shoppe.
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Morgan Carlson
The
Royal Bank
Churchill
Man
FS. Ludlam
Wm. Setter
Laurence Robb
Young People’s Society of Knox United Church
Winnipeg
Geo. Sparrow
Miss Ivy Hall
Miniota
H. Bale
Montreal
France
England
Social precedent set as Rose Alexander presented to governor general
Hon Rose Alexander was presented to her father Governor General Alexander as the King s fief representative at a coming out party. The event honored debutantes with a formal presentation before the King s panel.
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Clase
Rose Alexander
Alexander
Births Pritchard Ferguson Park in Sacred Heart hospital
At Sacred Heart hospital on January 7 a son Donald George to Mr and Mrs R E Pritchard. Also on January 7 a daughter Shelley Irene to Mr and Mrs Gordon Ferguson. A daughter Elizabeth Susan born January 2 to Mr and Mrs R Park Toronto.
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Pritchard
Sacred Heart Hospital
R. E. Pritchard
Donald George
Erguson
Gordon Ferguson
Shelley Irene
Ark
R. Park
Betty Page
Toronto
Elizabeth Susan
Oilers Top Bowling League After Early 1951 Run
The Oilers surged from fifth to first with 13 wins and 5 losses by winning five of six games and taking three more via route from the Eyeballs to start the 1951 season. Spikers are second at 12 and 6, Centrals moved to third with wins over Short Circuits and Alleycats, while the Queens and Bankers sit fourth at 10 and 8.
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Oilers
Spikers
Centrals
Back To School Buzz At Collegiates And Newly Packed Rooms
The weekly Collegiate column notes students racing to secure back desks after a new classroom layout. Examinations loom in two weeks, with many packing books. A fire drill interrupts studying, then returns to routine as Grade XII welcomes Howard Beswitherick back briefly.
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Howard Beswitherick
Howard
Ray
Miss Graffin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Clement & Sons
Anglican Ladies’ Guild
Legion Auxiliary
Kama
Mrs. Simpson
Len Loney
R. S. Clement
Terry Lazenby
Foxwarren
Tee Bob Anderson
RCMP
Vancouver
Melville Shaw
Wm. Titian
Pelly, Ave
Helen Fisher
Neepawa
Chris McIver
Yorkton
Ken Boughen
Nipawin
T. W. Shaw
Marnie
Sadler's Wells Ballet
Elinor Shaw
Richard Mehling
Town
Russell Studios
Queens
Bankers
Smellie Bros.&Co
Juone 8 Grocery Dept. Jusse Member
Retail Merchants Association
Peas Choice
Tomatoes
Alaska
Scarlet & Gold
Aft. Dyck
Joan
Joan L
Mr. Dyck
Joan S
Donald
Dubby
M.G
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