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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
5
Cancer, credited with 17 710 deaths in 1952, dwarfs other illnesses as total fatalities rise. Researchers warn the year marks a dramatic increase in mortality from malignant disease, surpassing deaths from heart and infectious diseases combined.
Long list of Inglis Manitoba residents visiting Winnipeg and Edmonton. News covers gatherings at the Inglis Community hall, Women's Institute meeting, school field day results, weddings, birthdays, and a charity sale. Portraits of Mrs. Armstrong and choral group honored, with thanks to contributors.
Manitoba Department of Agriculture reports a generally promising crop outlook for the period ending May 30. Severe flooding along the Assiniboine River curtails seedable land eastward while western districts show ample moisture. Caning crops and peas acreage rise, while sunflowers under 15,000 acres and rape seed declines in Gunton Arborg. Cattle and egg production up, hogs up, poultry demand brisk, and bee packages late but colonies healthy.
The program highlighted performances by James Kleebaum and Judy Mc Kenzie with assisting artists Miss Anne Adams who sang two solos and a choral group delivering two pieces. Mrs S M Spidell accompanied and the event was directed by Mrs HL Armstrong.
Mr and Mrs Ewslt Schepp of Roblin visited the Bryer family with Billy and Ronnie riding to York last Saturday. Chuck Eileen Nelson and Jackie Bryer joined the air Sale in Langenburg that Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lionel Hofer and family of Shellmouth were Sunday guests at the Ritchie Bryers.
Capital investments in vessels, boats and gear in fisheries stood at $102,943,600 in 1952, double the figure of 1946. The data show a strong postwar expansion in fishing industry assets across the sector.
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