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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
4
Roy Robb and J Craig visited Inglis and Rusell residents with Mr and Mrs H Turner and Mr and Mrs A Goodbun. Victor Bird and Frank Bird hosted visitors from Endeliffe. A Friday dance drew a large crowd and was reported to be a good time.
The regular monthly meeting of the Marchwell Ladies Rink Auxiliary was held at the home of Mr. Jack Schepp on May 3 at 2 30 pm with President Mrs Reichmuth presiding.
About 23 members met for routine business and discussed raising funds in spring. A calico ball was decided for May 27 with ticket sales in the summer and a later raffle. Lunch was served. next meeting at Mrs. Walter Steiner’s home. Several local visitors and returning travelers were noted.
Lawrence Christopher Bonnycastle, born in Russell Manitoba in 1907, returns to the insurance field as general manager of National Life Assurance Co of Canada in Toronto. He will begin part time on April 1 and full time on May 1, bringing a background in actuarial work, Rhodes Scholarship studies, and leadership at Northern Life and John Labatt Ltd.
After nine years with Labatt's Bonnycastle becomes vice-president and assistant general manager following a 1943 post as assistant G M and secretary. He is praised for integrity and leadership impacting policyholders and employees, described as upholding strong company character.
In January 1934 Larry Benny referred to the League of Nations. She married Miss Mary F. An secretary to Dr. W. A. Riddell of Winnipeg. The Canadian advisory officer of the previous four years with the League. They have a delegation with three sons aged 13, 11 and 5.
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