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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
4
Local Notes report weekly Barn Dances at Jackson’s open May 25. Sat Nite dances in Vets Hall improve weekly with four piece orchestra. HMCS Cornwallis member Wren Amy Meadows home on leave then to Newfoundland. Mother's Day card display and chocolate novelties offered at The Drug Store with advance bookings advised.
At Sacred Heart hospital on April 22 a son Bruce Allan was born to Mr and Mrs F G Chase of Dropmore. On April 26 a daughter Dona Marie arrived to Mr and Mrs N Davidson. In Middleton Nova Scotia on April 18 a daughter Lynne Marie was born to LAC and Mrs Harold James Moster.
Sunday School at 1 p.m. Devotion at 2 30 p m. Friday Bible Study and Prayer session led by Rev. G F Melmoth of Box 20 Fardwell Sask Pastor Mrs L McIntosh Russell sec 1 teas quoted verse The Lord hath prepared His throne for judgment He shall judge the world in righteousness Psalm 97 8
Notice to creditors for the estate of James Stevens of Inglis Manitoba requests all claims be sent to W Hancock Russell Manitoba by May 18, 1945. Dated April 16, 1945 at Russell Manitoba executors W G Bradley and W Hancock.
The notice cites The Animal Husbandry Act and municipal by laws restricting stallions bulls rams horses and contagious animals from running at large with penalties of twenty five to fifty dollars plus possible imprisonment. It also mentions liability for damages and the D Day assault narrative followed by a film description of V-1 and Hollywood stars in a separate feature.
Films produced for the Eighth Victory Loan campaign will be shown at the Russell Theatre at 2:20 and 8:30 pm. No admission charge, doors open to adults only. Attractions include a comedy and a sing song. The feature "Left of the Line" is highlighted as the first record of a complete campaign involving Canadian troops. Opening
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