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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
7
Dropmore residents host visiting relatives from Calgary and Roblin while others spend weekends at family homes. Families attend fairs, camps, and holidays with friends and relatives in Brandon, Lake Dauphin, Erickson, and Birch River.
Mrs Bruce Shaw and daughter Ellen visited Brandon and Ellen, a Brandon General Hospital nurse in training, attended. Craigie Cheerio Club held its July meeting at Mrs M Stevens place with ten members present. Gift draw by Mrs F Cooke. lucky ticket holder Mrs W Storey. Visiting committee for July Mrs B Shaw and Mrs C Cooke. Program committee Mrs M Shaw and Mrs B Cooke. August 7 meeting planned at an unspecified location.
The report notes a meeting at Mrs C McKinnon home ending with the National Anthem and a luncheon hosted by Mrs J Spencer and Mrs W Storey. Miss J Spencer returned Monday from Winnipeg after visiting friends. Richard Cooke held a seventh birthday party. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Tennant on the birth of Donna Marie.
Minniska Al and Edna Ross visited Cecil Fields in Wolver ine on Sunday. Wynne Brook returned home with them. Watt Dunn was a weekend visitor to Winnipeg. Miss Ruth Hyde and Margaret Hertlein visited Wes and Merna McLeod. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bergunder. A carload of ladies went to Waskaga on Friday. Mrs. A Hyra stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Evans Parabee. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berk attended the Brandon fair. Mr. and Mrs. Les Rea and family visited Alan and wife Sunday.
Tenders will be received by the undersigned until July 15 for re decorating the interior of Royston School No 200. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars contact C I Sudbury Shellmouth phone 259 4. STRAYED 1 dark bay mare 4 years old 2 white legs white face. Paul Halvas. STRAYED About June 1 grey mare 12 years 1100 lbs foretop clipped halter with chain chin strap. Last seen at the correction line 9 miles south of Angusville and going north Max Yaskiw Solsgirth
The family expresses sincere gratitude to friends for the many acts of kindness and thoughts shown during their bereavement.
Advice emphasizes that toilet articles are strictly personal property not to be shared among family members or other children. It advises teaching youngsters to keep combs hairbrushes and facecloths clean and to store toothbrushes in their proper receptacles.
Children learn social skills by playing with peers of the same age, working out problems, and learning to give and take as part of early teamwork. The article emphasizes starting cooperation training in childhood.
FOR SALE 15.30 McCormick Deer ing tractor and 26 inch Case machine belts and drive belt good shape Box 267 Inglis Man FOR SALE Sunshine rangette fold down couch chesterfield and chair light oak 5 piece bedroom suite RCA mantel radio Apply D Cassin Rus sel FOR SALE Property building suitable for business or dwelling fully modern hardwood floors 65 foot frontage corner lot Apply 80x The Russell Banner FOR SALE Fast half of Sec 0 20 4 2% miles from Rossburn won tay and 0 acres broken For full Particulars apply to Mrs Winona Peden or Joseph Peden Rossburn Man
Officials urge reporters to notify Dr. Lawson or Agricultural representatives about Newcastle disease to protect Manitoba poultry industry of 50 thousand flocks worth 15 percent of production in 1950. Symptoms include sneezing, head twisting, circling, and reduced egg output. other diseases can mimic Newcastle. The article also highlights the Provincial Exhibition’s Hereford show, praising W. W. Thorpe of Britton, S D, and 4-H Club activities and farm youth programs at the fair.
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