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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 11, 1953

Page

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Re Election Of Rod Clement Looks Like Sure Thing

The Liberal government led by Premier D L Campbell appears to have a solid return, with 24 officially elected and six leading in Manitoba. Conservatives under Errick Willis may gain two seats to form the official opposition at 11, while the CCF stalls to two elected and three leading, a setback from seven in the last house. Social Credit is repulsed with many deposits at risk. transfer of second choices will determine final seats, notably in Russell where R S Clement holds a strong lead and is likely to win.

D. L. Campbell Errick Willis CCF Social Credit Manitoba Bullmore Dauphin Minnedosa HS. Rungay

Kiwanis Week Celebration Highlights Rose Day and Pet Show

The Kiwanis Club of Russell marks its fourth anniversary with activities. A field day for school children was moved due to rain. Rose Day on Saturday June 13 features many roses for sale to fund the summer camp. A Pooch show at Robertson Brothers garage includes classes for dogs and pet grooming. Judging is at 5 30 pm after a matinee.

Kiwanis Club of Russell Robertson Brothers

Young Women's Club Plans Wind-Up Meeting

Thirteen ladies met at Mrs. W. G. Zwicker home for the Young Women's Club regular meeting. Plans were made for a wind-up event at the end of June featuring a theatre Fatty and lunch at the Manse on June 26. Committees were set for the municipal convention banquet on June 24 and the July Fair booth. Hostesses for lunch were Mrs. W. McNaughton and Miss Sheila Stuart, assisted by Miss Beth Naylor. Mrs. M. Hoar presided.

W. G. Zwicker Young Women’s Club W. McNaughton Sheila Stuart Beth Naylor M. Hoar

George Bicknell Honored For 30 Years of Service

George Bicknell was honored for three decades with Imperial Oil at a June 9 dinner at Smitty's Grill. The 30 year pin recognized his start in St Lazare and long tenure in Russell since 1929, with W Hammond of Brandon and several guests in attendance.

Geo. Bicknell Imperial Oil Imperial Oil Company Smitty’s Grill W. Hammond Brandon Mr. Bicknell St Lazare Russell

Mrs Delbert Deschamps Honored At Shower

Over 50 ladies gathered at the home of Mrs J Galatiuk on Tuesday for a bridal shower honoring Mrs Delbert Deschamps nee Irene Wolowski. The guest of honor arrived as Mrs Jack Mather played a wedding match. Galatiuk pinned a corsage on Irene. Gifts in a decorated wagon were presented by Murray Bicknell, with Jackie Wilson and Mrs DArcy Deschamps and Mrs Don Bicknell helping Irene open them. Lunch was served by Joyce Page Doreen Russell Enid Adolphe Evelyn Vickery and Mrs Marshall Blasman.

Joyce Page Doreen Russell Enid Adolphe Evelyn Vickery Marshall $Lasman

Pin Presented To Departing Member At WI Meeting

At the Women's Institute gathering in the Rest Room on Saturday June 6 a WS pin was presented to departing member Mrs Jack Anderson who plans to move to the coast. Mrs Julius Kieper presented the pin and wished her happiness in her new home.

Women’s Institute Jack Anderson Julius Kieper Anderson T. Dunn T. Kieper The Cancer Institute J. Silver

Baseball Makes A Strong Comeback On Local Fields

Baseball returns to Russell with multiple teams drawing crowds on three diamonds. Senior players compete for love of the game delivering close wins and late rallies. Bantams and Little Leaguers calendars show upcoming games against Shoal Lake Rossburn Angusville and Birtle with notable scores and rising local support.

Russell Bantams Shoal Lake Little Fellows

Former Residents Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary

On their fiftieth anniversary, Miss Bernice Currie hosted at 739 Sherburn Street Winnipeg for her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W Currie. Mrs. W. R. Lavery presided. fifty guests called, tea served by Mrs. A. Restivo, Mrs. F. Sievert, Peggy McMillan, and Myrta Stewart. Flowers and telegrams arrived including a bouquet from Russell friends.

Bernice Currie J. W Currie Sherburn Street Winnipeg W. R. Lavery Newfale A. Restivo F. Sievert Peggy McMillan

Craigie Cheerio Club Sees 12 Members At June Meeting

The June Craigie Cheerio Club gathering occurred Tuesday at Anne Cusitar's home with twelve members present. Visiting committee consisted of Kay Valley and Anne Cusitar, while Esther Spencer and Ivy McKinnon led the program. Martha Spencer won the gift draw. next meeting slated for Mrs W Storey's residence.

Craigie Cheerio Club Anne Cusitar Kay Valley Esther Spencer Ivy McKinnon Martha, Spencer W. Storey

Canada’s Canned Food Industry Expands Fast

The expanding canned foods sector in Canada now produces goods valued at more than 200 million dollars annually.

Canada

Record Turnout Of Voters Monday In Russell Constituency

Voters in Russell constituency turnout high on Monday with 7.8 percent of eligible ballots cast. Clement led first-choice votes across 23 polls, carrying nine polls and a strong majority at Russell, Inglis, Silverton, Vista, Rogers, and Herod. Beswatherick failed to secure a majority anywhere and will lose his deposit.

Russell Ressburn Endcliffe Binsearth Clement Inglis Silverton Vista Rogers and Herod Angusville Rossburn Ruthenia Lotas Porter Social Credit C. R. Beswatherick Beswatherick Rod Clement Herod Sotas

Mr and Mrs Clarke To Celebrate 55th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs F G Clarke will observe their 55th wedding anniversary quietly at their farm home west of Russell on Tuesday June 16. Residents of the Russell district for over 50 years they were married in Oxford England in 1898. They have a son Dick Clarke of the Winnipeg Police Force and a granddaughter Betty Marie.

F. G. Clarke Russell Clarke Oxford England Dick Clarke Winnipeg Betty Marie

Six Elevators in Old Days and the Legacy of Grain Trade

A historic Lake of the Woods grain elevator on the CPR right of way in Russell has been destroyed and its materials sent to Yorkton for rebuilding. Built in 1903 by Northern Elevator Grain Co, it was among six aiding the district's grain trade, with buyers and rivals named. over time ownership changed and the complex dwindled to two elevators serving the area.

Russell Yorkton Lake of the Woods CPR Northern Elevator Grain Co George Clow Imperial Dave Page James Newell Kippan & Lennard Peter Adoplhe Farmers Bob Anderson Plowman and Atkinson Lake of the Woods Co Northern Chas. Strachan Strachan

Manitoba Election Aftermath and Provincial Polls

The Manitoba electors showed support for Premier Campbell and the Conservative administration in the wake of the provincial election. Rod Clem is expected to return, while Social Credit faced a provincial setback as rural voters favored agricultural interests and damp labor concerns. The paper notes dissatisfaction with interference in government and cautions Alberta’s Social Credit influence.

Ta Tesco Manitoba Campteil Rod Clem Ios Wall Te Campbell Social Credit Alberta Dominion of Canada CCE Sas

Mystery well and road work mark town page

A rural Manitoba item notes a cottage of Mr and Mrs Frank G celebrating their 55th anniversary near a drilled well that forms an ice layer yearly. It also reports rebuilding work on highway No 4 between binshead and Russell, Elks Lodge fund drive for the Canadian Institute for the Blind, and a Kawani Club pet show at Robertson Brothers gate.

Russell Assiniboine Valley Frank G Mr. Clark Garrity Elks Lodge Canadian Institute For the Blind Smetlie Bro

Seeding Delayed by Rain Across Districts

Frequent heavy rains have slowed seeding, reducing wheat acreage while barley and flax may offset losses if weather improves. Progress varies by district and farm with some growers finished and others still planting. Wild oats are thriving under the wet conditions.

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. S. Clement Geo. A. Allen M. J. Sotas C.cf Keith Porter C._R. Beswatherick Mr. Beswatherick Sot A.G Binscarth Harrowby Millwood Shellmouth Endclitte Boyle Ne UN le Silverton Silver Beach Mia Birdtail Marco Otha Rogers Seech Pete's Lake A Mears Kiwanis George Bicknell Delbert Deschamps Diamond Lke Glasman Thom Garnett Wowk Birtle Binscorth Mrs. Clarke Shepfard Binsearth and Kawani Club
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