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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1944
Page
3
The Junior Red Cross of Wolverine S.C. completed an efghan sales raffle at a Marchwell dance. Tickets were sold and net proceeds totaled 17.00 dollars. Miss Lillian Kriewoldt was the winning entrant.
Edward Sheppard of the RCN and Johnny Gold of Swan River visited Mrs. G Nudse McLeod in Vancouver with Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie of Bran som renewing acquaintances. Pat Langford of Winnipeg spent the weekend with his parents Jas and Mrs Langford. Cpl Marguerite Sheppard returned home for the weekend. The date Nov 11 remains in mind for the Ladies' Aid bazaar and tea.
Mrs E Spiers left last Tuesday for Flin Flon to spend the winter at her son Russell Spiers home. Mr and Mrs E Moore and family of Virden visited in the district last weekend. There is a masquerade dance planned November 3 sponsored by the Junior Red Cross. Falkevitch had a serious accident last week when his clothing caught in a threshing machine wheel injuring his right arm and other injuries. he is hospitalized at Sacred Heart.
Minniska operations for the past month have returned to his home. George Yuel departed for Saskatoon to attend school. A Junior Red Cross dance is planned at Minniska school on November sre. D A Andrews of Calgary Alberta, secretary for the Canadian Hereford Association, spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Watson Dunn.
Citizens are urged to support the war effort by purchasing Victory Bonds with current income. Banks will assist by offering loans to buy additional bonds, enabling higher contributions without delaying other needs. The article emphasizes national duty and the need to replenish dwindling munitions stocks.
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