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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
4
Miss Edla Reynolds of Bi earth was a Sunday visitor at the home of Mr and Mrs B Spencer. Mrs G Spencer and children returned to their home in St Vital on Monday.
Local residents share visits from Churchill Winnipeg and Sioux Lookout. Millwood school wins Field Day shield at Binscarth. A Good Will Club tea for Manitoba Flood Relief Fund drew 61 attendees and netted 41 dollars. blanket raffle added 28.50. Musical entertainment followed with piano and fiddles. Mrs Furnace travels to Regina for medical care.
Mrs Collins resumes duties at the post office on Saturday May 13 after almost three months illness. She thanks friends relatives and especially the school children for the cards gifts and flowers sent during her absence.
Mr Paul Berger traveled to Regina Sask for medical treatments and a check up. Rev and Mrs Bunting with family returned from Alberta and moved to Gilbert Plains Man to begin new work and home. Pearpoint is in Langenburg hospital for treatments. Miss Olga Kopellchuk visiting Lundgren home in town. MLA meeting held at Mrs Pearpoints last May with sixteen present. Ladies welcomed Mrs Harry Uplands new son with a pleasant afternoon and lunch. Mrs O Swedberg visiting Douglas Man with possible new grandma status. Dance planned for Friday. Arnold Johnson injured riding bicycle at aunt and uncle’s home last Sunday.
The 1949 Manitoba field crop report shows flax upgrading due to disease resistant, higher yielding varieties and treated seed. Scientist farmer collaboration yields healthier crops and weed killers reduce losses, aiding domestic fat and linseed oil supply amid shortages. The report notes flax is important across the three prairie provinces and highlights per acre gains.
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