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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 24, 1954

Page

8

Western Manitoba title hangs on Pony league playoffs

The Angusville lead in the Pony division advances to a title showdown with Oakburn for the Western Manitoba crown. North division features Russell at Foxwarren and Shoal Lake vs Birtle in a decisive playoff, with both Russell and Foxwarren aiming to cap a weather-affected schedule. Senior Two league games were played with Bin scarth edging 5 4 and Russell rallying past Inglis 7 3, while Esterhazy tournament saw Russell finish third after losses to Holler who won the event. A St Lazare visitor’s strong showing in Little League led to a 9 0 defeat, though Russell mounted a late rally with walks and timely hits. Vern Birston shined on the mound.

Angusville Oakburn Manitoba Russell Foxwarren Shoal Lake Birtle St. Lazare Binscarth Inglis Esterhazy Langenburg Holler Vern Birston Scott Drever Raymond Pittet

Recital by Msn. Denyes At Local Church

A recital will be held in our church by Msn. Denyes with further particulars to follow. Mrs Jos. Shipp is back after a week in Sacred Heart hospital. Mrs. Margaret Keating received word last week of a new grandchild.

Msn Denyes Jos. Shipp Sacred Heart, Hospital Margaret Keating

Saskatchewan limits overwork with 36 hour week rule

Saskatchewan legislatures extend hours of work act by reducing the work week to 36 hours in holiday weeks. Farm help excluded, most industries get overtime protections at time and a half. Construction workers may take a half holiday or receive overtime pay for remaining hours.

Canada Saskatchewan

Business Development The Royal Bank Letter

A discussion on business development highlights that both large and small enterprises require planning. It emphasizes daily or full time efforts, assessing supply sources, finances, demand, distribution, price trends, and the general environment before expanding production. It notes human behavior remains harder to harness than machinery.

Public Invited To Russell School Closing Exercises

Parents and friends are invited to attend the Russell School closing exercises scheduled for Tuesday June 29 at 2 30 PM. Winners from the recent field day will be recognized during the program.

Russell School

District Music Pupils Are Examined Here

Hugh Bancroft of Winnipeg toured Russell last week to examine University of Manitoba music pupils. Pupils traveled from Inglis Langenburg Angusville Silverton Roblin and Russell with nearly 50 students presenting at the United Church. Local instructors listed include Miss Lee Leifer Mrs H E Armstrong Mrs EC Sanderson Mrs F Kitson Mrs M Phillips and Mr Wright.

Hugh Bancroft Winnipeg Russell University of Manitoba Inglis Langenburg Angusville Silverton Roblin Bancroft The United Church Pees Caenie Ee Lee Leifer H. E. Armstrong EC. Sanderson F. Kitson M. Phillips Wright

Mining Scholarship Award To Former Russell Boy

Clifford Hugh Frame of Trail British Columbia has won a $500 two year mining scholarship from Kennecott Copper Corporation to study at the University of British Columbia He is the son of Hugh Frame of Trail and the grandson of Mr and Mrs William Frame of Russell

Come Russell Trail B.C Clifford Hugh Frame Kennecott Copper Corporation University of British Columbia Clifford Hugh Frame William Frame

Ruby Kolstad Birthday Shower at Roe Home

A miscellaneous shower was held on June 19 at the H. Roe residence in honor of Miss Ruby Kol stad. Fay Digby and Gregory Hunter dressed as a bride and groom to draw gifts from a wishing well while Mrs. Aldridge and Mrs. Hunter helped with opening. Ruby thanked guests after Mrs. Cameron read an address, lunch was served, and everyone sang For She's a Jolly Good Fellow.

Ruby Kolstad H. Roe Fay Digby Gregory Hunter Aldridge Bus Hunter Ben Cameron Ruby Barbara McFadyen J. Shearer E. Wardle Transconal Mac Gillis

District Trustees Meet At Hamiota Convention

The No 3 Regional School Trustees Association held a one day convention in Hamiota on June 14 with 46 trustees attending Despite lower turnout due to late seeding guests included Provincial President A J Thiessen and Deputy Minister B Scott Bateman Officers for the coming year were Bert Mitchell president W G Boulton vice president T Kieper secretary treasurer Other board members include M McConnell Birtle Bert Stevenson Shoal Lake Fred Mackie Strathclair Gerald Snowden Foxwarren H A Murray Decker The mayor welcomed delegates and a lively question period followed Thiessen discussed central office work and recruitment while Bateman spoke on secondary school areas Presiding were Bert Mitchell and W G Boulton Dinner was provided by United Church W A

No. 3 Regional School Trustees Association Hamiota A. J. Thiessen B. Scott Bateman Bert Mitchell Rossburn W. G. Boulton Birtle T. Kieper Russell Max McConnell Hamidta Bert Stevenson Shoal Lake Fred Mackie Strathclair Gerald Snowden Foxwarren H. A. Murray Decker Véhables W. W. Cochrane Bert Mcleod Inspector Punk Thiessen Central Office Manitoba Bateman T.A. Kieper The United Church W.A

Gamma globulin cited as protective against polio

Dr. Robert D. Defries of the Connaught Laboratory says gamma globulin offers clear protection against poliomyelitis though its limits must be recognized. He notes ongoing Salk vaccine tests and urges continued blood donations to stockpile gamma globulin for potential polio epidemics.

Robert D. Defries Connaught Medicine Research Laboratories University of Toronto Globe and Mail Canadian Red Cross Defries United States Canada Detries Red Cross

Unemployment Insurance Benefits Rise in October 1953

Unemployment insurance benefit payments totaled 7,603,667 dollars in October 1953, marking a one third increase over the same month in the previous year. The rise reflects stronger claims and broader coverage during that period.

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