Years Ago March 12 1909 Canadian visitors register in London Eng
Among the Canadian visitors who registered on February 10 at the Canadian government office in London is John J. Moon of Russell. Dr. Wright's rink won four gold lockets in the Citizen's trophy and third prize in the Grandview Hotel trophy at the Grandview bonspiel. Players were A. McIntyre G. P. Baker J. Gill and Dr. Wright.
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London
Eng
John J. Moon
Russell
Dr. Wright
A. McIntyre
J. Gill
Victory Carnival Crowned Queen in Festive Night
Miss Evelyn Ironside was crowned Queen of the Victory Carnival organized by the Young People at the skating rink. Mayor H S Hembroff officiated as attendants were Miss Dorothy McLeod Miss Canada Edith Pettitt and others. A patriotic drill and costume judging followed with prizes awarded to both girls and boys in multiple age and category groups.
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Mabel Hill
Firefly
Dick Clee
Effie Buie
R. Ballantyne
W. Burrell
J. Mooney
T. Mitchell
Spooner
Shellmouth
Evelyn Ironside
H. S. Hembroff
Dorothy McLeod
Canada
Edith Pettitt
Brent
Derhem
Chester Wishart
I. Hyde
W. Kieper
Amarylis
Dark Horse
Candilate
Miss Beattie
Tony Yankoski Listed Officially Killed Overseas
Mrs Yankoski received a wire from the Royal Canadian Air Force Commander informing that Sergeant Anthony Yankoski, previously reported missing July 1, 1941, is now officially recorded as having died on June 25, 1942. The message extends deepest sympathy to the family.
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Yankoski
RCAF
Tony
Royal Canadian Air Force
Anthony Yankoski
Red Cross drive donations collected by local residents
Donations to the Red Cross drive are being received by R C Smellie EE Thompson and HR Dicketts with no special canvass planned. Citizens should donate to one of the coordinators before March 20 and the information will be published weekly. The list names numerous individuals and couples contributing this past week.
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Red Cross
R. C. Smellie
EE. Thompson
H.R. Dicketts
MC. Shaw
J. W. Currie
F. L. Skinner
N. Bryant John Mcintosh
J. Hemstock
Franklin Bruce Shaw
Dilling
Russell War Charities
W. Kieper
Wiss
R. Bell
IC. Cameron
Cusitar
D. Cusitar, Jr
E. Cusitar
M. Cusitar
R.’ Dicketts
J. Forrest Aso
A. R. Fenton
Martha Jackson
Miss B Ironside
J. G. Kippan
Knight
Alex. Kieper
P. Kingdon
L. Langford
M. F. Leiter
C. J. Maher
J. Mann
BR. Matheson
J. Newell
W. Needham
P. Pacy
R. M. Robb
A. G. Smellie
R. C. Smeltie
R.C. Smellie
L. Shipp
Smellie Bros. State
A. J. Sheffield
W. Sudbury
M. Thickett
R. Walker
E. E. Thompson
Ella Stewart
Endcliffe
Manitoba Budget Shows Surplus Despite War Effects
Premier Garson as provincial treasurer announces a 1943 44 surplus of 848606 and forecast revenues of 18784362 with expenditures of 17998586 for Manitoba next year. Current year ends April 30 1943 expected surplus 1568000, liquor profits driving gains.
Province Budget Notes War Time Revenue From Liquor, Bad Debt Looms
By L F Earl the 12 month period ending June 30 1942 shows profits of 2 842 000 from liquor with Dominion guarantee during war. Revenue from motor vehicle registrations remains unguaranteed, potential loss up to 800 000. Garson budget highlights include a 1 500 000 bond issue at 3 percent, large maturities in 1944 and 1948, and a total public debt of 119 575 040 after 1943. No new taxes were introduced though warning that postwar taxes may come.
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SS. Garson
Cabiet
Liquor Commission
Jliquor
Garson
Dominion
J. L. Tisley
House of Commons
Isley
Lquor Tex
Tisley
Mr. Garson
Meeting on Forming Study Groups Under Adult Education
Ernest Rands addressed Watson Thomson on forming study groups as part of an Adult Education plan. The Sunday meeting included a forum broadcast attended by Thomson and discussed by attendees. Rands spoke on educating people about world events and later addressed the Young People's Union in Russell.
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Ernest Rands
Watson Thomson
Mr. Rands
Thomson
Russel
Rands
Young People’s Union
Post war planning aims of Russell industrial committee
The Russell postwar planning committee discussed postwar strategy and restricted new industries. The waterworks project emerged as the main future draw to attract small industries, with M Bender named secretary to gather data and push the proposal.
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Russell
Genias
M. B. Bender
Letters From The Boys Overseas Aid Parcel Drive
The Ladies' Parcel Committee reports several more letters from Canadian soldiers overseas thanking Russell residents for Christmas parcels. Letters praise thoughtful gifts, note rationing and food shortages, and express gratitude for the memory of home. Soldiers from Bill Hill to A. C. Stratchan recount receiving cookies, cakes, and other goodies while stationed in Scotland and elsewhere, with mentions of army life, leaves, and a castle built in 1400.
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Ladies
Russell
Bill Hill
John Delinger
Ewart Mather
Martin Woods
Clifford Russell
Bill Barry
Canada
Scotland
Bob Me‘Murray
Christ
Bob Hill
A. C. Strat‘ Chan
Ward earns medical degree and proceeds to armed forces
The Sith Column reports John Guy Ward of Russell earned his medical degree after a March 24 convocation. He will begin duty with the armed forces. Also noted are fund drives, honors for Miss Betty Page and a hockey upset by Birtle juniors.
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John Guy Ward
R. W. Ward
Russell
Jack
Lauman's rink wins Silverton bunspiel title
G A Lauman defeated Ira Mann and his Angusville crew to capture the second secondary event of the bunspiel. C R Loney earned third place and A E Leifer finished fourth after the final game played Tuesday night in Silverton.
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Lauman
Silverton
G. A. Lauman
Ira Mann
Angusville
Gires C. R. Loney
A. E. Leifer
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