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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 1951
Page
8
A fragment notes that temperatures just a few degrees above ordinary can kill living cells and mentions a pastoral tribe near the Red Sea burying a body by pelting it with stones until covered.
Local notes list residents and visitors including Mrs Angus Bennett in Brandon and George Sparrow on business, Allan Leifer joining Manitoba Hydro, J E Forsyth at the Agricultural Representatives convention in Winnipeg, and various weekend visits across Rus sell and nearby towns. Also mentions a diaper shower in the Legion and a Manitoba Power Commission posting.
At the Sacred Heart hospital a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Loney on December 28, 1951, named Craig Roger. A son named Donald Allen was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rea on Thursday January 11.
Rev C W J Salmon curate in charge outlines services at Christ Church Russell and St Matthews Binscarth on Septuagesima Sunday with morning prayer Sunday school and evening prayer. An annual meeting at Ichrist Church Russell on January 1 at 8 pm with lunch to follow. Choir practice at the Rectory January 19 at 7 45 pm.
Canadians spend nearly 40 million dollars yearly on toilet preparations excluding soap. The market includes baby powders creams and oils. Domestic and imported products fall under the Food and Drug divisions of the Department of National Health and Welfare which tests for safety to prevent injurious items from being sold here.
A report notes that high contrast color schemes, specifically yellow text on a black background, offer the best readability at long distances. Researchers suggest this contrast enhances visibility for signs and displays in outdoor settings.
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