Local notes from Russell Manitoba community events
W W W Wilson listed as Winnipeg waiter last week. Vets' Saturday dance prize won by W E Penton. Girls Hospital Aid to meet June 7. Foxwarren Fat Stock Show set for June 12. Civilian Rifle Association season shoot on June 6. Safety week in Manitoba prompts highway care. Tenth Anniversary Dance in Vets' hall Friday. Roblin Orchestra and Frank Madidl noted. Oliverdo Home teardown near town bought by P Cristall. W4, meeting at Knox Church June 5. Grandmothers invited. Eastern Star Garden Party planned June 2 at Mrs BE Robertson's. Mr and Mrs Hector McKinnon wed after honeymoon in BC. The Banner Office offers printing. Smeliie Bros. Ltd directors meet. J H Parthing moved to Russell. FW Dudley to visit Russell June 16–17. Mrs L J Eckstrom and Joyce visit from Medicine Hat. Allison Glen KC elected honorary VP at Wasagaming Golf Club. June 9 dance prize of 940. Mrs A Astbury to Winnipeg for Rebekah and Eastern Star sessions. Local sports coaching and Presbyterian meeting notes. Irene Loney named Russell High School softball captain. Russell girls lose to Rossburn 16–1. Apple Blossom Festival edition from Advertiser received. Chas Lennant and family visiting from Vancouver. Board of Trade urged to attract industry this summer. Miss Chris Wemmerhead and Tess Donion depart for Winnipeg and Minnedosa respectively.
Tenders for Bright Side School Interior Repair and Cleaning
Tenders will be received by the undersigned for repair work and cleaning the interior of the Bright Side School. For full particulars apply to Jas. Rea. Tenders opened June 24. Mrs. Geo. Rea, Sec-Treas.
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Brightside School
Jas. Rea
Geo. Rea
Sec-Treas
Pollen Sources From Willows And Early Flowers For Bees
Bees collect pollen from willows in spring with early and late varieties extending the supply. Pollen from alder, maple, elms, poplar, dandelion and fruit blooms follows, with spruce and oak producing ample pollen in May. Scout bees locate new pollen sources, store loads on leg segments, and perform dances to recruit others. brood-rearing requires plenty of pollen, and keepers should ensure steady supply or use stored comb pollen or substitutes until natural pollen returns.
Park upgrades planned at Riding Mountain National Park
Despite no public appropriation this year private initiatives will allocate nearly 40,000 for park enhancements. A new log theatre costing 15,080 and tourist cabins at 1,000 each are among the contracts let to Saskatoon for work to be completed by June. Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Graham traveled 11 to the area as part of the project news.
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Riding Mountain National Park
C. C. Graham
Saskato
Modern Cabins Set for Fall Completion at 1988 Trade
The cabins will be fully modern with shower baths, fireplaces, two bedrooms and a kitchen. They will not be available this season, but cent units will be completed this fall for the 1988 trade. Concrete pools with running water have been constructed on the north shore of the lake for the development of 192400 rainbow trout fry which will arrive at the park soon. The fish will not be placed in the lake until they are large enough to look after themselves.
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Safeway Stores
Aylmer
Ginger
Rinso
Lifeboly
Valencia
Safeway Stores Limited
Ford US
Astbury’s
Ladie
Jersey
W. W. W. Wilson
Winnipeg
Minniska Pocare
Eave
W. E. Penton
Girls Hospital Aid
Endeliste Civilian Rifle Associative
Manitoba
Vets’ Hall
Roblin
Frank Madidl
Cartwright
Knox Church
Eastern Star
BE. Vi Robertson
Hector McKinnon
Vancouver
British Columbia
J. R. Nesbit
Shoal Lake
D. W. McGilveay
Binscarth
Smeliie Bros. Ltd
J. H. Parthing
Millwoog
Langenburg
Russell
FW. Dudley
Winpeg
L. J. Eckstrom
Joyce
Medicine Hat
Allison Glen
K.C
Wasagaming Golf Club
Clear Lake
A. Astbury
A. G. Fomellie
George Smellie
H. B Wallace
WMS
Ham
N. R. Parks
Yorkton
Matheeoe
Irene Loney
Russell High School
M. Gillis
Lloyd Hembroff
Russell Girls
Rossburn
Etria
Advertiser
Kentville
Nova Scotia
Annapolis Valley
Chas, Lennant
D. B. Boulton
Lynn Richardson
Carrie McDonagh
Lennard
H. B. Lennard
Heu
Lennard Jr
Board of Trade
Unis
Chris, Wemmerhead
Tess Donion
Minnedosa
W. Thicket
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Shepherd’s Garage
Angusville
Russell Exchange
Frank Clement
DE Laval Cream
Case Farm Machinery
Imperial
Louis’ Sitter
York
The
California
Lemons
Bijou
Phil Regan
Walter C. Kelly
Evalyn Knapp
AON
W. J. Grasby Jeweller & Barber Optical Repairing
F. W. Dudley
Optician
Ledingham