Russell Banner publication details and editor notice
The Russell Banner is a weekly Russell Manitoba newspaper published every Thursday. Editor and publisher Cecil Sanderson is listed among staff. Subscription is $150 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
2
The Russell Banner is a weekly Russell Manitoba newspaper published every Thursday. Editor and publisher Cecil Sanderson is listed among staff. Subscription is $150 per year in advance.
A discussion on juvenile delinquency cites a three fold program of belief in God, vigorous schooling, and engaging after school activities to guard youth. Canada faces nurse shortages as hospital staff surveys are organized, with efforts to recruit inactive nurses back to work. The Dominion Bureau notes favorable fruit prospects for 1944 across provinces, with Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia expecting strong crops and general vegetable growth.
The Rural Municipality of Boultton gives public notice of a by law to open and establish a public road across the southeast quarter of section 34 township 24 range 26 West of the Principal Meridian Manitoba. A plan by George A Warrington is on file for inspection. The council will hear objections at Inglis on July 7 1944 at 2 PM. J C Smith secretary treasurer notes.
Endcliffe J A Schwalm of Winnipeg visited his father and called on neighbors. A meeting was held at Mrs. Peddie’s to plan the June 28 school program with races, a Russell House of David ball game, bingo and prizes. Mrs E Spiers returns from Flin Flon to reside with her son in law and daughter. School boys collected for Milk for Britain last week.
Seaman George Self of the ZCMR at Ottawa is spending his leave with ix parobes Se sd rx IR. Self. Dannie Davies of the RCA is home on leave. George Herring and his mother traveled to Winnipeg on Monday and George returned in King's uniform. Mrs. Percy visited York ten last weekend to see her den, Itst, } Miss G Collins and Mrs. Throneloe of the RCAF visited C. A Collins en route to Swift Current. Arthur Olson made a business trip. Mrs. R Chandler and Margaret were Winnipeg visitors this week.
In Shellmouth last week the Saskatchewan election drew lively interest. Polls west of town show Echo with Lib 61, CCF W 40, Con 6. Landestrew Lib 65, CCF 40, Con 3. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair of Rivers to Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. Goodbun attended the W I convention in Roblin. Sunday school at United church 11 am invites all children.
Miss Margaret Smyth returned home last Saturday after visiting her brother Rey and family at Griswold. Harry Perrin visited Foxwarren fat stock show and marked fifty years since arriving in Foxwarren. Mrs. Sid Dyer of Welwyn Sask spent a few days visiting friends in the district last week.
Mr and Mrs Bill Balannik of Inglis spent Sunday at the Michalchuks home. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Mike Kaban on the birth of a son at Sacred Heart hospital. Miss Olive Michalchuk has returned home from Sacred Heart hospital and is doing well. Pte Edward Siwak, at 7 Montreal, spends a two week break at home. B Bilyk remains a patient at Sacred Heart hospital and we wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs E Yakimishyn and Mr and Mrs M Yakimishyn of Roblin spent the weekend with Siga and Michael Yakimishyn. Max Nahimiak, who enjoyed the National Park Clear Wake, is home for the summer. Mr and Mrs T Keller of Winnipeg are holidaying locally. Miss Bertha Keller of Elphinson visited her parents Mr and Mrs J Keller. Lena Nahiriak, who spent the past month at Flin Flon, has returned home.
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