Local Rep Opening At Large Financial Institution
A major financial institution seeks a local representative. Banking clerical or sales experience is valuable but not required. A sales training course is provided.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
7
A major financial institution seeks a local representative. Banking clerical or sales experience is valuable but not required. A sales training course is provided.
Mr and Mrs Hyslop of Binscarth and Mr and Mrs Johnson renewed acquaintances in town on Wednesday. A F Goodbun left for Winnipeg for medical care. Mrs Turta visited Saskatoon. Mrs Francis and Harold drove to Winnipeg on Wednesday. A picnic and dance are planned at Dropmore on Friday June 28. Jack Rawlings departed for Winnipeg.
Congratulations are in order for Marie Michalchuk and Walter Pawluk married last Sunday June 9. Zanova Misconchuk and Sohn Stefanishyn wed on June. Mr and Mrs V Michalchuk left for Winnipeg. Mrs Michalchuk aims to enter a Winnipeg hospital for treatment. speedy recovery wished for Mrs Chernenko after major surgery. Alex Michalchuk and family from Brandon attended the wedding as did Mr and Mrs A Walowetz of Sandy Lake. William Mozur and spouse celebrated a June 8 marriage.
Vincent presided as toast master as a large crowd attended in Silverton. To the King and Navy, Army and Air Force, women services, Red Cross, and community were proposed with replies noted. A concert followed as the Honor Roll was unveiled and dancing ensued. Notables and local movements included visits to Clear Lake, Fresh Air camp support, and talks of men leaving for Winnipeg and Ottawa duties.
The Angusville clothing drive starts June 17 with instructions to pair and tie shoes, and to mail parcels at the Angusville post office in tight bundles. Clothing should be clean but not pressed. Local families, including Mr and Mrs Gordon Ferguson, spent the weekend at Belmont.
Congratulations to Donnie Hert ein on recognition from Payne. Mr and Mrs Tim Dunn left Saturday for points east. Mrs Keating has returned home after weeks in hospital. Rev King of Newdale will be
Mrs. H R Shipley hosted the Endcliffe Women’s Institute on Thursday June 13. Minutes were read and adopted. A thank you letter for a play outfit was read. Mrs. Bird is to be delegate to District Board Meetings. A collection of war souvenirs will be sent to the District Convention at Binscarth. The next meeting, a picnic, will be at the Stewart home with July 11 as the date for visitors.
Mr and Mrs N Patterson of Decker visited Mrs P Patterson over the weekend. Miss I J Stewart spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs J Spicer Mrs Meg and Dick of Nanton stayed with Mrs T Pennington. Mr and Mrs Chas Miller of Shoal Lake visited Mrs Goodbun. Mr M Spicer of Winnipeg visited Mrs L Pennington.
Miss Eileen Heap spends holidays at parental home while Ted Betz buys the Dick Heap store. The village brightens with a cream and white painted oat tle. Nelin and Donna visit Gilbert Plains. McKinnon family tours Pettapiece. Jack Frost hits gardens again. Millwood Picnic and Dance set for June 24.
The Rural Municipality announces a Court of Revision on Saturday July 6 1946 at 2 PM at the Dropmore municipal office. It will hear complaints from residents and non residents wishing to be placed on or removed from the Electors Roll or to have corrections made. Dated Dropmore June 12 1946.
The Inglis council schedules a revision court for Friday July 12 1946 at 1 pm in the secretary treasurer's office. The session will hear and decide disputes about residents on the electoral roll and corrections or removals. Card of Thanks notes gratitude for gifts received at a wedding shower.
Mrs Annie Liske expresses gratitude to Dr Shaw the Sisters and nurses at Rus sell hospital and all who sent gifts and flowers for kindness while she was hospitalized.
Miss Olive Bryer R N of Crossepoint Michigan is home on four month leave visiting friends and relatives in the district. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Ernest Schepp and Mr and Mrs MacLean. Mrs Gordon Nelson underwent appendicitis surgery at Russell hospital and is improving. Road repairs have begun and more rain is hoped for after a very dry spell.
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