Retiring Knox Councillors Honored By Colleagues
Hassell Rural council paid tribute to three retiring councillors J Harvey McLennan Howard W Bailey and Gordon Rea for 25 21 and partial terms of service. Former members Jake Wondrasek Angus Bennett and Jas Rea joined in presentation of gifts and praise as the council lauded long service and cooperation. Bailey plans to move to Burnaby BC and McLennan did not seek re election while Rea resigns to move to New Westminster Be.
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Hassell
J. Harvey McLennan
Howard W. Bailey
Gordon Reaver
Jake Wondrasek
Angus Bennett
Jas
Harvey McLennan
Howard Bailey
Burnaby
Gordon Rea
New Westminster, Be
District worker T Fulton Maunders profile
Mr. T Fulton Maunders serves as the Childern's Aid Society worker for rural Manitoba districts including Daly Woodworth Blanshard Hamiota Miniota Shoal Lake Birtle Ellice Russell Silver Creek and Rossburn He grew up in Western Manitoba studied at United College and the University of Manitoba He married Vivian Hopper of Brandon and is active in winter sports and a barber shop quartet member.
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T. Fulton Maunders
Childern’s Aid Society of
Western Manitoba
Mr. Maunders
Western
Manitoba
United Church
United College
University of Manitoba
Vivian Hopper
Dropmore Sets Wins Square Dance Before Record Crowd
Caretaker Wes Schwalm expects ice ready for curling early next week, signaling an early start to the Roaring game season. Over six hundred attended Russell Memorial hall for the Elks square dance finals with 15 sets competing. William Ferris and Clarence Hunt of Dropmore along with John Crerar of Foxwarren were finalists. Ferris set claimed the $80 top prize, Crerar won $40 as second.
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Wes Schwalm
Lazenby
Memorial Arena
Russell Memorial Hall
Elks
A. T. Chesney
Vista
Chas. Angus
Angusville
J. Crerar
George McKinnon
Poxwarren
Lyle Fraser
Vern
Johnson
Binscarth
Gordon Ferguson
Bob Corley
Alwyn Coulter
Silverton
William “Ferris
Archie Goodbun
Clarence Hunt
Dropmore
A. M. Bennett
W. S. Caul
Marchwell
Bill Patterson
G. W. Davidson
E. W. Langford
Russell
R. E. Doran
Isabella
A. A. Henderson
Alf. Dayson
Roblin
William Ferris
Ben
H. Moster
Malcolm McFaven
J. Craig
A. McFadyen
John Crerar
Ken Young
Mervin Gadd
Bill Butler
Thorpe
Bert Carr
Fox
Warren
Nat McKay
Inglis
Ingleside Orchestra
R. W. Kennedy
the Elks
Jack Young
Foxwarren
Milk Shortage Looms for Russell as London Dairy Ends
The Russell Chamber of Commerce held a lengthy discussion on a looming milk shortage with London Dairy to stop deliveries by year end. Local pasteurizing plant regulations, high costs, and lack of nearby supply threaten residents. A council meeting and a small committee were formed to explore assistance.
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Russell
Chamber of Commerce
London
A. G. Smellie
J. B. Forsyth
H. M. Rutar
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Melita and
Russell Chambers of Commerce
Public Works Department
W. J. Patterson
Securite
Chamber Athletic Committee
Russell Athletic Council
H. Clement
W. E. Fenton
J. E. Forsyth
Anglican Church Services Noted at Shermouth and Russell
Anglican church notices list 3 pm service at Culberby Shermouth and 7 pm service at Christ Church Russell with times and locations for worship on the day.
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Culbber’y Shermouth
Christ Church, Russell
Officers Installed By Elks Lodge In Russell No 20
A new slate led by Jack Shipp will guide Russell Lodge No 20 BP.O. Elks for 1051. The installation occurred last Thursday with visitors from Winnipegosis and Kamsack Lodges. Life membership awarded to Frank Jones for long service. Christmas tree excursion planned for November 26 with attendees to notify W W Wilson.
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Jack Shipp
Russell Lodge
Art Kinney
Alex Chesky
Wally Lazenby
George Smellie
Bill Fenton
Ernie Yoxall
Jace Thom
Jim Newell
George Mintenko
Scotty Ferguson
Tyler
Bil Westwood
Frank Jones
Roy Kennedy
W. W. W. Wilson
Inter Hockeyists Organize for Russell Team
Attendance at the club re organization meeting in the rink waiting room Monday evening showed optimism for the season. New prospects in the district and most of last year’s squad returning promise a capable Russell team, with executives led by Tom Kleper as manager and coaches G W Davidson Bob Page guiding the lineup.
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Russell
Tom Kleper
G. W. Davidson
Bob Page
Harold Clement
Alvin Hart
Lawrence Cusitar
Transportation Committee
Scarlet dress coats dyed in secret formula at Isherbrooke
Scarlet cloth for the Mounties coats is produced in Isherbrooke Quebec with a dye formula kept secret. The article notes the fabric's vivid red shade and cautions that the exact dye recipe remains undisclosed.
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Isherbrooke
Trinity Lutheran Church Inglis Service Schedule
The Trinity Lutheran Church Inglis presents The Lutheran Hour with Rev. H Praefer. Saturday November 25 at 1 00 pm Saturday School. Sunday November 26 at 11 00 am Divine Service in English with second sermon in Polish. Sunday school at 12 10 pm.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Inglis
Church of
H. Praefer
L A Officers Elected For 51 Ladies Auxiliary Canada
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion Russell Branch No. 159 elected new officers for the coming year at their Nov 14 meeting. Honorary president Mrs. E. Boulton leads as president E Mather. 1st VP M. Hoar. 2nd VP Miss Beth Naylor. secretary Mrs. Barker. treasurer Mrs. W. H. Westwood. warden Mrs. J. Shipp. Committees include Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Needham, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Howe, and Mrs. Hoer. The retiring secretary reported a busy year. A $100 donation to Care for Christmas parcels was approved plus $10.60 for Deer Lodge hospital veterans magazines. A Christmas tree for Deer Lodge patients was planned. Presentations honored outgoing president Mrs. C. Cameron and Mrs. A. Bird as she moves to Dauphin. A luncheon followed.
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Canadian Legion Russell
Legion Club
E. Boulton
E Mather
Greece
Deer Lodge Hospital
W. Needham
F. Clement
Smeltie
C. Cameron
A. Bird
Dauphin
Man
L. Ferguson
Minnedosa
Geo. Smellie
E. Mather
Beth Naylor
H. Dicketts
H. McLennan
Hlunch
Strong Man Stuff and Hernia Warning
A health note warns against lifting too heavy weights to avoid hernia or rupture. It notes causes include heavy strains sneezing coughing falls and severe constipation and advises medical diagnosis and treatment while stressing prevention.
Leifer Heads Poultry Co-Op in Russell Manitoba
Ed Leifer was reelected president of the Russell Local Manitoba Dairy and Poultry Cooperative at its annual meeting held Monday evening in the Co Op Locker Plant. John Spencer was elected vice president and Mrs Spencer secretary. Directors named were William Valley Elwood Glasman and Seymour Stevens with Chester Cooke as delegate and Mrs John Spencer as alternate. Mrs Spencer reported on the Winnipeg provincial convention and the treasury showing a balance of 11431 dollars. Marketing issues were discussed including producer consumer pricing and poultry handling. A shipping day for pressed poultry was set for December 8.
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Ed. Leifer
Russell
Manitoba Dairy and Poultry Co-Operative
John Spencer
Spencer
William Valley
Elwood Glasman
Seymour Stevens
Chester Cooke
Oo Setewee
A. A. Forde
Europe Is The Second Smallest Continent In The World
A concise fact stating that Europe ranks as the world’s second smallest continent by land area.
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Europe
Clement Named to Russell Liquor Laws Committee
R S Clem ent MLA for Russell is appointed to a legislature committee to inquire into the administration and enforcement of provincial liquor laws, likely inviting broad input from constituents and local stakeholders.
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R. S. Clement
Russell
Skin Deep Telephone Directory Faced With Eye Strain
The new telephone directory arriving this week has a pleasing cover but the print is smaller and more condensed than before causing eye strain. It lists 790 telephones on the Russell Exchange.
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Russell Exchange
Russell Game & Fish Association Annual Meeting
The Russell Game and Fish Association prepares for its big evening with an annual meeting at Memorial Hall to accommodate a large attendance. Members are urged to attend as executives extend a welcome.
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Memorial Hall
Russell Game & Fish Assocition
Manitoba Creameries Win Big at Royal Winter Fair Toronto
Russell creamery placed second in the first prize group with ten 1-lb prints of butter fat. Manitoba creameries took 72.2 percent of all first prizes, with Manitou named grand champion, reserve, and highest aggregate score at the fair in Toronto.
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Russell Creamery
Toronto
Manitoba Creameries
Manitou
Christmas seals sent across Manitoba aid tuberculosis fight
During the week Christmas seals were mailed to thousands in Manitoba. While many remit promptly, a reminder is issued that donations should reach the TB prevention program promptly to support work.
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Manitoba
Knox United Church Worship Schedule
W I MacDonald minister at Knox United Church. Morning worship at eleven and evening worship at seven. An eight o clock meeting for the Young People's Union is also listed.
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Knox United Church
W. I. MacDonald
Young People’s Union
Ontario Liberals elect Walter C Thomson leader
Walter C Thomson a lawyer farmer from Pickering Ontario was chosen as leader at a Toronto party convention attended by Liberals from across the province. He specializes in Ayrshires and one animal appears in his convention photo with him.
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Walter C. Thomson
Pickering, Ont
Ontario Liberals
Toronto
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Ladies Aid of
Mr. McLennan
Mr. Bailey
C.of C
Anglican Church
Elks’ Lodge
Inter
L. A
Leifer
Poultry Co-Op
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