Lenten Service Then LA Meeting and Bank Licensing Note
Friday March 7 service followed by an LA meeting. Mention notes that Canada’s ten commercial banks function under licenses granted by parliament, explaining the term chartered banks.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
5
Friday March 7 service followed by an LA meeting. Mention notes that Canada’s ten commercial banks function under licenses granted by parliament, explaining the term chartered banks.
The fifth annual bonspiel sponsored by the Junior Seed Club in Inglis opens with 18 rinks. Community events include an amateur night, a St Patrick concert for Home for Senior Citizens, a Curlers' dance, and a Legion Ladies' Auxiliary meeting raising funds for Deer Lodge Hospital. Several garden-variety notices, birthdays, hospitalizations, and visitor reports from Shellmouth, Dropmore, and Roblin are also noted.
SILVERTON Miss Neu Evans of Winnipeg visits her mother Mrs A Evans Herb Cochrane of Star City Sask visits relatives in the district Alwyn Coulter was a business visitor to Winnipeg this week Lorne Callin a patient in the Sacred Heart hospital We extend sympathy to Mrs Ratcliffe and family in their bereavement Mr and Mrs Bob Corley Bill Anderson and Chas McFarlane taking part in the Binscarth bon spiel this week Curling Club divides into president and vice president groups for a season ending competition Each rink plays opponents twice total score decides winners entertain at dinner afterward Mr and Mrs Dick Cochrane Roberta Gloria Pacey and Mrs W McNaughton of Russell attended the ice carnival at Souris on Tuesday
A reader challenges Mr Spencer's stance on Union responsibility for grain cars and criticizes the view of farmers blaming others. The letter argues for free grain selling rights, price boards, and parity, urging Western farmers to organize to protect their market.
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