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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 06, 1952
Page
3
A note on Sir Isaac Newton noting he faced scholastic difficulties as a boy before rising to prominence in science. The remark highlights his early poor performance yet eventual impact on physics and mathematics.
Minniska Orville and Lily Davidson with Stan and Anne Dunsmore spend a week in Winnipeg. David Dunn pursues his second year in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Chas McFarlane depart for Calgary as a United Grain Growers delegate. They plan visits in British Columbia after. Bob Stewart Verne Dunn and Coolie Smith head to the Royal Winter Fair with Dunn cattle. Mrs Hugh Simpson stays at the Davidson home while they are away.
A Dropmore Women’s Club meeting was held on Thursday October 30 at the home of Mrs J Wardles. Mr Wilfred Brown is a business visitor in Winnipeg this week. Mr E Comfort of Brandon was a weekend visitor in the district. Mrs Geo Baronet wins $70 on a CJGX Yorkton program. A fowl supper sponsored by the United Church will be held Thursday November 13 in the Dropmore hall.
Andrew Stewart left Monday as a delegate to attend the United Grain Growers Convention in Calgary Alberta. Mr and Mrs Chris Kentel and family attended the Schentag Kentel wedding at MacNutt Sask last week. Mr and Mrs Julius Zimmer and Elsie visited with Mr and Mrs Geib at Melville Sask last week. Mr and Mrs Bert Zimmer and Rudy Zimmer left for Edmonton Alta last week where they hope to find work for the winter months. Mr and Mrs Robert Zimmer motored to Yorkton on Saturday.
Vista notes Mr and Mrs Steve Woycheshen and Wendy left by bus on Saturday to spend the winter months with Wendy’s parents in Alberta. Portage visitors Robi Davis Billie Hamilton stayed with grandparents M D Hamilton. Hamilton accompanied them back to Portage for a weekend visit with daughter Mrs O Donnell. Mrs Stitt returned from Winnipeg after two weeks with son in law and daughter Doug and wife. Mrs Hamilton and Mrs Cummings went to Winnipeg to meet Keith Hamilton from Trail BC. Keith has joined the RCAF and heads to Quebec for training in coming months.
Millwood and Churchbridge visitors report family visits and weddings. The Chobotars attended a wedding in Canora. Wondraseks joined a Winnipeg trip for the Scobie Kelly wedding on October 25. Spy Hill and Alexander residents hosted relatives, while Bily families traveled to Moose Jaw Regina and Wyseir. Local remodelling and cement work notable but routine.
The quote contrasts initiative in workers with courtesy on the road. It suggests employers value practical problem solving and motorists may hesitate to share space with a hesitant woman driver. The piece reflects attitudes toward initiative and gender roles in everyday tasks.
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