Russell Banner details and publisher
The Russell Banner is a weekly Russell Manitoba newspaper edited and published by Cecil Sanderson with a subscription rate of 1.50 dollars per year in advance. The paper is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and appears on the Thursday publication schedule.
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Russell
Manitoba
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Cecil Sanderson
Inglis Community Notes On Holidays And Local Events
Shirley Adams returns Monday for Gimli Camp after a two week holiday. Ritchie McIntyre visits relatives in Vista while en route to holidays. Cpl Tas De LaMare of the RCAF leaves Smith River for Calgary after furlough with sister. Gordon McKay and Eric Wells from Souris spent weekend leave with A L McKay. J. McLennan of Foxwerren renews acquaintances in town. Cyrilla Briggs of Winnipeg visits district for two weeks. A C Campbell of Victoria visits mother in law Mrs J T Adams. Mr and Mrs J E Dawson move to Winnipeg Beach where Mr Dawson takes a school principal post. James Stevens on sick list. Overseas Hamper Fund dance set for Friday July 14 with Dubuie’s orchestra. lunch and ice cream served. Mrs E H Armstrong and party holiday at Silver Beach. Mrs Switzer visiting Cecil in Angusville. Ladies and girls join remaking sewing course led by Miss M Kavalee. Red Cross quilting session completes five quilts. a doll raffle raises 3.10 won by Mrs Henry Fingas. Mrs J Kendel recovering in Winnipeg General Hospital after major operation. School closed June 30. Misses Townson and Ayer on holidays. Jimmie Burroughs wins 10 scholarship at Inglis High given by Women’s Institute. Martel family holiday trip to Toronto planned. Ken McDougall of Neepawa visits town. Irene Adams visits from Winnipeg. Bradley family trip to Moosomin for Dominion Day. Birtle and Roblin sports attract several cars. Lois Richardson and Cathrine Jackson holidaying in Winnipeg. Margaret Gillies leaves for Winnipeg to attend six weeks teachers course. Mary Robin of the RCAF in Inglis area.
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Shirley Adams
Gimli
Ritchie McIntyre
Vista
Harry Adams
Cpl Tas
de LaMare
RCAF
Smith River
Calgary
J. Winthers
Gordon McKay
Eric Wells
R.c.ap
Souris
A L. McKay
Asessippi
J. McLennan
Foxwerren
Man
Cyrilla Briggs
Winnipeg
A.C. Campbell
Victoria
J. T. Adams
J. E. Dawson
Albert
Winnipeg Beach
Dawson
Jas. Stevens
Jackson
Dubuie
E. H. Armstrong
Joan
Ada Zipryck
Merle Richardson
Margaret Roberts
Silver Beach
Switzer
Cecil
Angusville
Henry
Fingas
J. Kendel
General Hospital
M. Townson
Mabel ‘Ayer
Jimmie Burroughs
Inglis High School
Women’s Institute
Jim
Birtle
Roblin
Lois Richardson
Catherine Jackson
Margaret Gillies
Mary Robin
Winnipeg Guests Return after Junior Red Cross Fund Event
Winnipeg residents and daughter of Mr and Mrs Robin Tummel renewed acquaintances in town last week. Proceeds from the srand and sale of work supported the Junior Red Cross. A schoolhouse dance closed the day as Miss Joyce Schwalm prepared to return to Russell for normal school training. Mrs E L Polding and daughters, visiting Brandon, accompanied by Mrs Leo Polding, planned short visits with relatives.
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Winnipeg
C. O. Robin
Tummel
Srand
Red Cross
Joyce Schwalm
Russell
E. L. Polding
L. Polding
Brandon
Leo Polding
Community notes from Minniska and area highlight visits
Betty Ann Brearley and Pat O’Brien spend holidays with the Yuels in Minniska while David Dunn visits Clear Lake. Local visitors include McLennans, Kiepers at Brandon fair, and Grace McLeod’s wedding to Vic Ferguson. A Minniska school picnic for the Mission Band was followed by a Red Cross dance. others travel to Saskatoon Winnipeg and Brandon for events and summer studies.
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Betty Ann Brearley
Vancouver
B.C
Pat O'Brien
Sutherland, Sask
W. A. Yuel
David Dunn
Clear Lake
Norman McLennan
Alex. Kieper
Brandon Fair
Linda Keating
Minniska School
Mission Band
Red Cross
George ‘Yuel
Saskatoon
W. H. Dunn
Alyce
Reta
J. J. Dunn
Watson Dunn
Tandon
Laura Holowach
Jend
Shell Valley
William Chase
Gary
Crosby School Summer Picnic Draws Large Crowd
Mrs. Herman Clark and her daughter visited relatives at Birtle over the week. School closed Friday June 30 for summer holidays and in the evening a picnic was held in the school grounds with a large crowd in attendance.
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Herman Clark
Birtle
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Inglis
EGAL
Pauia
Minniska
McLennans
Hackmans
Hughes
Heaps
Shell River
A. E. Billingsley
Melville
Tim Dunn
Evin Dunn
Dunn Bros
Crosby
Yorkton
Riding Mountain National Park
Minnedosa
Dairies
Tadiamm
Europe
United Nations
Canada
Ivan Gas
Commonwealth Air Training Plan