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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 20, 1941

Page

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Seed Grain Show and Junior Displays Shown in Russell

Russell hosts annual Seed Grain Show and Junior Displays under Russell Agricultural Society and Junior Seed Clubs with entries judged by D McLean Extension Service. Prizes awarded for Regent Fenown Thatcher and AOV wheat, oats, barley with top juniors and club standings noted. Red Cross supper supported fundraising and War Savings talk preceded films by Pickersgill and Kirkwood.

Russell Agricultural Society Russell D. McLean Extension Service Department of Agriculture The Red Cross D. A. Kinney McLean T. Pickersgill North West Line Elevators Assoe Kirkwood Pickersgill Oats Aowv P. Pushka P._Kostuk Barley O.ac Minshall R. H. Pritchard A.O.V P. Pushke A. Marshall T. Minshall Sth Oswald Beischer Harold Halwas Wilfred Liske Arnnold Marshall Cracknell Pete Lapka Mike Lapka Bill Ziprick Alex Smigalsky Balfour Bill Kalyniak Adolph, Keller Alex Ashey Pete Ashey Willie Boychuk Felix Mushumanski Foxwarren Jim Hamilton Carman Ryan Elmer Ryan Stanley Souch Charlie Souch Lawrence Williams Earl Burdett Arthur Burdett Bob Gilmour St. Mary's

Old Days Tidbits From The Banner Mies

A 1901 to 1931 mosaic of local notes recalls disappearances in town. Frank Stayner vanishes after hiring a team. Mabel Davidson kills a vulture attacking poultry in Minniska. Transfers, hockey clubs, armoury closes, Red Cross officers elected, curling season crews named, Liberal candidate nominated, church clock and music pupils gift. Readable items span years with brief notes on people, places, and events.

Frank W. Stayner W. A. Reid North America Mabel Davidson Minniska

Russell Curling Club Plans Season Far Ahead

Russell Curling Club organized for the 1941 42 season with officers elected at last Wednesday evenings annual meeting. A large attendance heard plans for a Red Cross compilation starting Boxing Day and an open meeting on November 19 to discuss hosting the Northwestern bonspiel in Russell. Officers include Patron Hon J A Glen MP president J McKinnon first vice president W Hancoc second vice president R C Smellie and others on executive committee draw and ice committees with C J Maher as auditor and H R Barry as secretary treasurer.

Russell 32Nd Manitoba Light Horse The Red Cross Society C. A. Boulton A. G. Smellie H. Feir W. Jackson J. A. Glen Russell Curling Club K.C. MP J. McKinnon W. Hancoc R. C. Smellies H. Gillespie S. Denham R. L. St. John G. Forsythe J. McDonald J. McNeill G. Allen G. Bicknell C. Adolphe E. Leifer C. J. Maher H. R. Barry

Red Cross quilting bees and local happenings in Inglis

Inglis neighborhood notes report a well attended Red Cross quilting bee with 12 quilts finished. Residents G Cammidge and N McFadyen departed for Powell River BC to work in a lumber camp. A Friday dance with Alton's Orioles raised 39.95 plus 2.00 donations for woollen blankets. Various residents’ medical and travel updates and school absence noted amid fresh sleighing after heavy snow.

Red Cross Godfrey Cammidge Neil McFadyen Roblin Powell River Alton Orioles Joe Osesky Hamilton Ont Inglis W.I J. Kokoradz Dauphin Hospital A. Gibson Sacred Heart Hospital H. Lorimer Bagot Man Pogue Marion Robin Shirley Adams Mr. Killah Hamiota Wm. Mackie

Rossburn Personal Notes Include Visits and Snowfall

Rossburn residents report weekend travel to Grandview by Mrs D Doak and Mr and Mrs Kenderick. Mrs Harold Beirnes and mother-in-law visit Langenburg. Mrs D McFeeter vacations in Michigan. Veteran's dance well attended with quilt draw won by Mrs L Antonichuk. T Burton returns from Winnipeg. Ruth Porkupanee visits grandmother. Jack Plant on leave. J G Stitt house, once owned by Dr Evans, under repair. Pentecostal church mortgage to be burned with Rev Nelson of Brandon and Rev Greatorex of Winnipeg as guest speakers. T Williamson visiting Winnipeg. Heavy snowfall observed in Rossburn.

D. Doak Kenderick Grandview Harold Beirnes Langenburg D. McFeeter Michigan USA L. W. Antonichuk

Women and Friends Host Whist Drive at Harrowby

Millwood Mrs J E Wondrasek and Jim Mie visited Harrowby relatives while John Bachinski drove from Brandon to meet C N Rauliuk. The Ladies Carry On club held a successful whist and bingo night raising 19.17 after expenses to aid Red Cross woollen blankets. Misses Gertrude and Caroline Haas of Yorkton visited W Platz.

J. E. Wondrasek Jimmie R. Scoble Harrowby John Bachinski Brandon C. N. Rauliuk Carry On Club Bert Horning N. Rauliuk Geo. Cartwright Roy Bily Chatten You Lila Wondrasek Billdred Bily Red Cross Gertrude Caroline Haas Yorkton

Winter Returns To Silverton After Chinook Melt

Snow mostly disappeared in a chinook wind last Friday and Saturday, then six more inches fell by Saturday night signaling winter’s stay. The town’s Red Cross and Mission Bend Bazaar is set for November 28 with schoolchildren preparing and a guest speaker W. Cochrane reporting on a trustees convention. The Red Cross and Mission Band plan a bazaar and tea to showcase Christmas gifts, with new committees led by Mrs. R. S. Cochrane and Mrs. M. Coulter. Moving among residents continues, with several families changing homes and Everett Cochrane serving in Ottawa, while others travel to Winnipeg or Dauphin for work and visits.

Mission Bend Miss Brook W. Cochrane Red Cross Nickle Ross Shellmouth Dennie Chillon Mission Band Cochrane M. Coulter Everett Coshrane Norman Robertson Kennedys Harry Pettitt Walker House Everett Cochrane Ottawa Russell Everett B.A W. A. Coulter Tirene R. S. Cochrane Bobbie Brendon John Brown Mayo Hospital Grain Company

Community club bids farewell to Thickett family

A good crowd gathered Friday at the Craigia community club social to honor Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Thickett and family as they prepare to leave the district. The club announced reorganization for the coming year with R. A. Spencer as president and D. McKinnon as vice-president.

Wilfred Thickett R. A. Spencer D. McKinnon

Annual Meeting of Agricultural Society Plans Discussed

The society held its annual meeting with reports on the past year and plans for the coming year. Officers for 1942 were elected, including president and secretary treasurer. Patrons named J McIntosh and T Greaves, honorary presidents Hon J A Glen KC MP, Senator H A Mullins, W W Wilson, MILA, L B Griffiths, vice presidents John Peddie and M S Coulter, and directors H McLennan, R A Stevens, H S Hembroff, D E Boulton, T Ratcliffe, Watson Dunn, A Coulter, E.

J. McIntosh T. Greaves J. A. Glen K.C, MP H. A. Mullins W. W. W. Wilson Mila L B. Griffiths John, Peddie M. S. Coulter H McLennan R. A. Stevens H. S. Hembroff D. E. Boulton T. Ratcliffe Watson Dunn A. Coulter

Endcliffe WI Elects Five Directors At Meeting

The Endcliffe Women’s Institute held its third annual meeting on Thursday November 13 at 2 30 pm at Mrs T Simms’s home. Miss Ella Stewart opened with a star selection. Five directors were chosen: Miss Phyllis Coultis Mrs W Bird Mrs W Stewart Mrs L J Carr and Mrs R Shipley. A letter from Harley WL England’s president and a note from the Infant school mistress about evacuee children who benefited from WI garments were read. The afternoon ended with a health lesson and tea at Mrs Simms’s table.

Endcliffe WI T. Simms Ella Stewart Phyllis Coultis W. Bird W. Stewart L. J. Carr R. Shipley

Red Cross Calls for Wool For Britain Blankets

The Red Cross seeks woolen blankets for Britain. One blanket requires seven pounds of raw or cleaned wool. Wool coats or pants are usable. The Life Boys led by Mr. McNeil will canvass the town on Friday November 28 to collect bundles.

Red Cross Britain Life Boys Mr. McNeil

Moss Grace Spencer Scrutary Daily Life Note

Moss Grace Spencer serves as secretary as the group holds monthly gatherings with dates to be announced. Mrs M C Shaw returned home from the hospital on Sunday.

Moss Grace Spencer M. C. Shaw

Shellmouth Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary

Shellmouth congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fields on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mrs. A Herbert visits Winnipeg this week. Murray Garnett of the RCAF visits home for a few days. Bill Gilhooly of the RCN leaves Monday after spending his holiday here.

Joe Fields A. Herbert Winnpeg Murray Garnett RCAF Bill Gilhooly RCN

Local Notices Update From Harrowby and Surrounds

Harrowby resident Mrs. M. McKinnon moved to Binscarth and will winter with Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Clark. W. Williams visited friends at Shoal Lake. Angus Bennett left for Minnedosa for jury duty. S. Bush of Oak Lake relieves pumpman duties locally. Mrs. C Collins and Mrs. D. Devies spent the weekend at Millwood. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Black will soon relocate to Fox Warren for their future home.

Siath Column reports RCAF posting and local notes

Notice: RCAF accepts R C McLennan for posting to Trenton November 29 to attend administration school as a filing officer. Winter plans for rink flooding managed by same committee. jurymen called to Minnedosa. L Mink to Ottawa for hog grading for export to the Old Country. Tank sold to Roblin for electric light plant. Clifford Lewis Strong enlists in the RCAF.

Trenton R. C. McLennan Royal Canadian Air Force Eveyone Ese Ottawal Mink Ottawa Department of Agriculture Canada Old Country Roblin RCAF Clifford Lewis Strong Albert W. Strong Rossburn Brandon

Wing Cuttunautes Mark Brown Reported Missing

Wing Cuttunautes Mark Brown, a former bank employee from Glenboro, is missing after air operations. A London air ministry cablegram to his parents confirms his status. Brown is credited with over 20 Nazi planes and hailed as an ace of the war.

Cuttunautes Mark —H. Brown Glenboro Air Ministry London Brown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mies J. E. Foster CNR Neepawa H. Skeels Binscarth Dr. Lanigan L. Argo Leslie Paterson Syd Tibbatts Tasue Messrs. Lucas Currie Warrington F. Glover W. Thom Matheson McKinnon Wilson Kippan Marqu's Cookman Fenton Blakely Jameson Hughes L. St. G. Stubbs J. Marquette Russell Ladies’ Curling Club Richardson Hembrott Lewis Graham McCauley L. Leifer Eva Vinnell Angusville J. Compton H. Ross C. Walker Christ Church Knox le Sones Inglis Millwood Silverton Craigia of Agricultural Society Red Siath Minnedosa Frank Clement Roy Fenton Robert Simms Norman Greaves Russell Seter Angus Bennett Richard Fingasee Smellie Bros George A. Allen R.C. McLennan Air Force
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