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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 12, 1949
Page
4
A safety notice warn s that fluorescent tubes with internal beryllium coatings can release toxic dust when broken. Careful disposal is advised and health authorities can provide guidance. The text also notes dangers from fumigants used in ships holds and storage areas, urging ventilation and safety testing before entering treated spaces.
Mr and Mrs George Stewart and Dena and Caralin of Spy Hill spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R Cochrane. Death announced of Pearl Crerar formerly of Russell, widow of Cresar, who came to town around 1910. Sympathy extended to her daughter Wilda. Five ladies attended the Presbyterial at Hamliota, led by Miss Gladys Chattergoon, Trinidad college speaker. Local church services Sunday honored Mother’s Day with Roberta Cochrane reading scripture and Mrs Coulter telling the Story. WMS held a meeting with Mrs Alwyn Coulter closing the study book. delegates appointed for Presbyterial. quilting and tea social completed.
Mrs M Flynn Mrs J Anderson and Mrs Rinn joined Mrs J W Bell for the 20th annual Birtle Presbyterial WMS meeting in Hamiota on May 5. Ann Chalurnyk from Sundown visited relatives. John Chalturnyk to teach grade XI at Angusville school. L Wingert announces semi annual Angusville Memorial Rink meeting May 17 to discuss building plans. Arthur Pettitt and family visited Winnipeg. Jessie Turnbull graduation seen. John Chaytor takes permanent job at J J Crowe lumber. Mrs Frank Clifford visits family while husband units shift to Washington DC after RCMP posting. Arthur Pritchard treated for appendicitis at Sacred Heart hospital.
Joyce Patterson, 90, of St. Catharines Ontario, was recovered from the waters of the Old Welland Canal about 600 yards from the location where her bicycle and Mashlight were found after her disappearance. There were no outward signs of violence on the body.
The article mentions frost on the road between here and Russell, warning that unless action is taken, rain would worsen conditions and cost much to repair. It also notes Mr and Mrs Alton Cowan traveling to Brandon on May 5, with Alton attending a Wawanesa Insurance convention and Mrs Cowan visiting her sister. Delegates toured the Wawanesa head office after the convention. Sunday school is set for 11 am at the United Church.
The National Barley Contest sponsored by the brewing and malting industries will continue in 1949 with a single carload entry for commercial barley. Seed growers’ competition is discontinued. Provinces in the western division split into two regions with seven regional cash prizes from 100 to 30 dollars. Provincial prizes total 200 150 and 100 dollars, leading to inter provincial and national prizes of 1000 and 300 dollars.
A scientific look at how 1,000 workers eat shows only about four percent maintain a balanced diet. The report highlights gaps in protein, vitamins, and minerals across the group, suggesting dietary improvements at workplace cafeterias.
Experts warn poor food habits fuel absenteeism and ill wealth in Canadian industry. First aid kits in homes, factories, or offices may pose danger if not maintained. Check antiseptics, keep bandages sterile, and ensure first aid attendants are well trained and efficient.
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