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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
6
Hart trophy winner Chuck Rayner of the New York Rangers claimed the 1950 NHL MVP honor. He played 69 of 70 games with a 2.62 goals against average, six shutouts, and will receive a $1,000 cash prize.
The Mackenzie River is listed as Canada’s longest waterway at 2514 miles, based on the latest measurements. The designation highlights the river’s extensive reach across northern regions and its prominence in Canadian geography.
A short notice urges residents to cover trash to prevent windblown waste and soil erosion. It emphasizes waste containment protects topsoil and reduces debris spread.
Ratepayers meeting at Minniska school discussed constructing a new school this summer. The current building dates from 1889 and the turnout was strong. Nearby visits included Mrs. Jas Angus and Mr Geo Dunn, with family and friends noted in Winnipeg, Brandon, and Gilbert Plains circles.
Evacuees from the flooded St Norbert area stay with the Riches. Albert Self nears recovery and may be home soon. John Bankey of Esterhazy visits C Bily. Cliff Drummond fences the valley to pasture cattle from St Norbert. Knovrek and Irene Esterhazy visit Wondrasek. Richardson couple weekended at Hamiota and McConnell. Mumps appear in district with G Cartwright as latest case.
The Jolly Seamstresses Sewing Club of Lima School held an Achievement Day at the school on Wednesday afternoon of last week.
Pupils from the school presented a short program after judging. Mary Gandza was chosen as Sewing Club representative for the girl camp in Brandon this summer. Frank Hyra of Ashville visited his parents for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Chas Siwak and family, flood evacuees from Winnipeg, are staying with the Siwak grandparents.
Reading habits affect eyes. Continuous small print reading causes eyestrain and poor lighting and bad posture worsen it. Lighting should be strong enough for comfortable viewing without glare or deep shadows. The light should be soft, even and pleasing.
The term printer's devil comes from 1600s apprentice boys stained with ink and labeled devils. Rattlesnakes rarely bite a person above the knee.
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