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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 24, 1952

Page

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Reports Heard At Annual Knox Congregation Meeting

Knox United Church held its annual congregational meeting on Monday evening with reports from all church groups. Rev W G Zwicker thanked the congregation for 1951 cooperation and discussed building improvements including a new heating system. Church officers for 1952 were announced with many named positions and committees listed.

Knox Congregation Knox United Church J. A. Burgess RC. Smellie W. G. Zwicker D. A. Kinney Mision Ada Spear Ruth Hyde Laurence Robb Young People’s Union R. Coulter C. C. Graham Women's Missionary Society Sheila Stuart C. Cameron R. C. Smellie Women’s Association W. H. Westwood J. E. Forsyth Young Women’s Club A. G. Smellie J. A. Buress F C. Smellie C. E. Whitmer W. H. Dunn CE. Whitmer Jas. Rea Chester Cooke J. Spear A. R. Hart

Community Hospital Aid Elects Officers

The annual meeting of the Community Hospital Aid re elected all officers for 1952. Officers include honorary presidents Mrs R J Coulter and Miss Nellie Storey, president Mrs W J Westwood, vice presidents Mrs Gallagher and Miss A Adams Inglis, secretary Mrs E W Robertson, treasurer Mrs J A Kainstock. Committees named: buying committee Mrs E W Robertson Mrs L Margetts Mrs C Yankoski and membership committee Mrs Lussier Mrs Davidowski Mrs T W Shaw Mrs T I Brownlee.

The Community Hospital Aid R. J. Coulter Nellie Storey W. J. Westwood Gallagher A.adams Inglis Braunstein Binscarth E. W. Robertson J. A. Kainstock L. Margetts C. Yankoski Lussier Davidowski T. W. Shaw T. I. Brownlee

Local Rink Hosts Ladies Bonspiel at Langenburg

Mrs. Nita Lewis led a rink including Miss Heather McIntyre Mrs. Len Margetts and Mrs. Lorne Davidson in a one day bonspiel sponsored by the Langenburg Ladies Curling Club. The group played three games and awaits prize results as visitors enjoyed a banquet.

Nita Lewis Heather McIntyre Len Margetts Lorne Davidson Langenburg Ladies’ Curling Club

Oriflow Ride New Dodge Feature Displayed at Robertson Brothers

The 1952 Dodge line shows Oriflow Ride with new shock absorbers for smoother ride and better control. Models range from the Kingsway to the Coronet with Fluid Drive and optional Gyro-Matic. Coronet engines stretch from 105 hp. eight standard colors plus metallic options. two-tone Mayfair top color treatment highlighted.

Robertson Brothers Russell Dodge

Second Curling Draw Posted

The men’s curling club completed the first draw and reconfigured the rinks into four squares by wins. The week’s schedule lists multiple matches on Thursday January 24 through Friday January 25 and beyond, featuring teams such as Westwood Adolphe Loney Way Craig Dyck Ostopowitch Clement Kennedy Smart Cross Schentag Smellie Leifer and others with 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. start times across four games per draw.

W. Westwood Adolphe Loney Way Craig Dyck Ostopowitch H. Clement Kennedy Smart Cross Schentag Smellie E. Leifer L. Leifer Kippan McKinnon B. Westwood J. Wilson Kee

Bowles Couple to Celebrate 65th Anniversary in Los Angeles

Mr and Mrs Charles F Bowles mark their sixty fifth wedding anniversary on Friday January 25 at their Los Angeles home. Born near Toronto, Mrs Bowles Rebecca Anne Nixon, the pair farmed in Port Huron Morden Roblin and Dropmore before moving to Russell in 1922. They have six daughters and one son with thirteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

Charles F. Bowles Russell Los Angeles California Winnipeg F. Hert Tein Silverton J. Hyde George A. Bowles San Francisco

Manitoba Premier Seeks More Education Aid At Legislature Start

Premier Douglas Campbell told the Manitoba Urban Association that higher education funding will be proposed at the next Legislature session. Details on amounts and distribution await the lawmakers, with broad committee support and a call for careful, wide public input on provincial municipal relations and revenue.

Manitoba Douglas Campbell Manitoba Urban Association Committee On Campbell

Inglis W I Celebrates Its Silver Anniversary Dinner Banquet

Inglis Women s Institute marks its 25th anniversary with a January 16th dinner at the Community hall for 72 guests. Messages from former members were read, tributes paid to past presidents, and toasts given to the King and visiting guests as dancing and community songs closed the event.

Inglis Women's Institute Ers W.S W. Bradley James Jackson L. G. Swindell George Cammidge John T. Adams Swindell J. Patterson J. Madman Chesley Ont Minnedosa C. J. Crawford Winnipeg Anne Adams Ruth Winthers Institute W. Rothwell Thos. Jackson Wally McKenzie E. H. Armstrong George Smellie Russell Reeve Armstrong Inglis W.I Inglis Wal M. Henderson W. McKenzie Auld Lang, Syne Wally ‘McKenzie William Gallant Jack McLennan Foxwarren Inglis J. H. Gillies R Wyche H. Moster Beatrice Dunn Eleanor Pavlenko Mary Onufrechuk

Youth Worker Delivers Talk at Evening Auxiliary Meeting

Miss Frances Wilmont, youth worker for the Brandon Diocese and Bishop's Messenger, spoke at the Evening Auxiliary to Christ Church. She outlined the five platforms of the Woman's Auxiliary, explained Dorcas fund use, and urged social work involvement. Lunch was served. next meeting set for February at Mrs. Langford's home.

Frances Wilmont Brandon Bishop's Messenger Christ Church J. Cross T. Shipp Miss Wilmont the WA W.A Dorcas D. Bicknell E. W. Langford

New Chevrolet Models On Display At Clement Sons

General Motors of Canada unveils 1952 Chevrolets with redesigned power mounts shock absorbers and refined carburetion for improved performance. The lineup spans eleven body types from business coupe to Bel Air and features two GM series Special and Deluxe with the Powerglide automatic.

General Motors of Canada Chevrolet F. Clement & Sons General Motors Bel Air

Burns Day Echoes in Scots World with Robbie Burns

Scots celebrate Robbie Burns Day on January 25, recalling Burns born 1759 near Ayr. His humble upbringing, hard work, and poems that spoke to common folk made him beloved. famed works include Tam o Shanter and Auld Lang Syne, despite noted faults.

St. Andrews Robbie Burns Robert Burns Ayr Scotland Robert Tam O' Shanter Burns Cotter

Manitoba No 1 Hard Weather Cheer From Manitoba

The writer consoles readers in Manitoba about unusually cold January weather in the province while noting the Pacific Coast enjoys storms. He reports Manitoba faces crisp temperatures from thirty to forty below with sharp winds but little snow to cause blizzards or drifts.

Manitoba NO. 1 Pacific Manitoba

Manitoba bye elections show no clear political wind

In Monday provincial bye elections, La Verendrye stayed Liberal and Brandon City returned Conservatives. Edmond Brodeur defeated Conservative E A Arpiti to fill the late Sauveur Marcoux seat. R O Lissaman won a three way race at Brandon over Liberal Alex McPhail and CCF Harry Spatford, the seat vacated by the resignation of C Donaldson.

Manitoba la Verendrye Brandon Edmond Brodeur E. J. A. Arpiti Sauveur Marcoux R. O. Lissaman Alex McPhail Harry Spatford C.cf C. Donaldson

Breath of Spring Drama Baffles Kieper Family

A stray white cabbage butterfly appeared at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kieper on a frigid day. Neighbors wonder its origin as the couple ponders what to feed the insect, noting they have no cabbage.

Alex Kieper Alex

One Company Offers Accident-Free Driver Insurance Rebate

A single insurer promotes a rebate to policy holders with no accident claims. The program targets careful drivers seeking lower premiums through durable claim histories.

Londonderry Elects New School Trustee

At the Londonderry School District annual ratepayers meeting on January 15 with 13 attendees, Art Davidson was elected to replace Bob Glasman on the board. The board also appointed Bernard Greaves as chairman for 1952 and J McKinnon as secretary treasurer, with the 1953 budget set.

Londonderry Art Davidson Bob Glasman Emil Ross Bernard Greaves J. McKinnon

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