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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 14, 1950

Page

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Russell Maintains Second In Beautification Contest

Russell school gains added staff as Mr Harold de Jersey replaces missing Mr Harper while Mr Rosnoski joins for opening illness. Manitoba Good Roads awards list Russell as second in small town beautification and announce March 2 dinner at Marlborough with Minister William Morton.

Harper Russell School Russell School Board Department of Education Harold de Jersey Winnipeg Rosnoski Manitoba Good Roads Association Russell Marlborough Hotel William Morton Lorne Union of Manitoba Rhineland Grandview Woodlands Birks Grey Carleton Club Charleswood Shea-Drewers Dauphin Steifbach Bently Stonewall Birks-Dingwall Hamiota Manitou Teulan Stony Mountain Somerset Wade Belmont J. E. McAuley Percy Beachell Rosser

Frost Hurts Russell District Harvest Prospects

Frost damages the wheat crop reducing quality to 5 and 6 Northern and Feed in many deliveries. Coarse grains show some resilience with barley reaching Malting grade and oats largely spared. Early threshed fields reflect greater losses. later grain faces tougher grading, especially around Roblin where top wheat graded 5 Northern.

Russell Angusville Binscarth Roblin

Eastern Star Grand Matron Visits Russell Chapter No 10

Edith M. Keel grand matron of the Eastern Star lodge visited Russell Chapter No 10 on September 6 accompanied by Charles Coates and Maud Coates. Attendees included visitors from Birtle and Roblin. a banquet at Smitty's followed the evening meeting with a luncheon in the Chapter room.

Edith M. Keel Winnieg Eastern Star Lodge Russell Chas. Coates Maud Coates Winnipes Birtle and Roblin Smitty's Long-Wilson Colfax Rebekah Lodge No. 1 Marjorie Wilson Dennis Reginald Long Ste John’s Church Vitoria Cannon George Biddle Marjorie Agnes McAllister J. M. Wilson Russell Street F. R. Long Norwich Norfolk England Mr. Long F. Chubb M. Eales Sydney G. Eales Hazen Stanford Charles Buchanan Lo‘of. Hall Douglas Street Mr. W

Masons Conduct Funeral Service for William Pryde Stewart

Last rites were given for William Pryde Stewart life member of the Dalkeith Lodge who died September 2 at Eadcliffe. Rev W S MacDonald officiated at Knox United church with J A McKinnon leading the Masonic service at Russell cemetery. Interment followed with honorary pallbearers W Stevenson W Pagan A McFadder W Henderson R McCann J J Dunn and active pallbearers from the Masonic Lodge including L L Laycock Hay Gillespie Andrew Mather Frank Robertson William Sudbury and George Gunn Saltcoats.

Russell Masonic Lodge William Pryde Stewart Dalkeith Scotland Eadcliffe W. S. MacDonald Knox United Church J. A. McKinnon Russell Cemetery W. Stevenson W. Pagan A. McFadder W. Henderson R. McCann J. J. Dunn The Masonic Lodge L. L. Laycock Hay Gillespie Andrew Mather Frank Robertson William Sudbury George Gunn Saltcoats

Legion Convention Opens in Winnipeg With 700 Delegates

The 25th annual Canadian Legion convention is underway in Winnipeg this week with over 700 delegates attending from across the Dominion. R Meadows, president of the Russell Branch, is among the delegates representing the area.

Dominion The Canadian Legion Winnipeg R Meadows Russell

Some Things Old Some New In Little Red Schoolhouse

A short piece notes ways to brighten school life with initiatives among the children and staff. It highlights fresh ideas while nodding to traditional classroom practices.

Little Red Schoolhouse

Londonderry Opens Fine New Rural School For Classes

Londonderry’s new rural school ready for pupils as of Sept. 5 marks a modern upgrade four miles north of Russell on No. 31 highway. The 24 by 38 foot frame building includes a full basement maple floors air conditioning and inside toilets serving about 40 pupils with 12 enrolled. Contractor J. T. Donoghue of Russell. heating by Westwood’s Hardware. total cost 9000 dollars. The old school was moved into town by George Hiller.

Russell J. T. Donoghue Westwood Londonderry School Board Bernard Greaves Emil Ross Bob Glasman George Hiller

Russell Chamber of Commerce September meeting notice

The Russell Chamber of Commerce will hold its September meeting in the Council Chambers on Friday evening September 15. All members are requested to be present to plan fall and winter activities. The meeting starts at 8 o'clock.

Russell Chamber of Commerce Council

Knox United Church Service Times

W. L. MacDonald is minister. Morning worship at 11:00 and evening worship at 7:00. Church school held at 12:00.

Harvest Festival Services Announced by Anglican Church

Rev C W J Salmon rector conducts Harvest Festival schedule on Sept 17 with 11 am at Christ Church Busse 3 pm St Cuthbert's Shellmouth 7 20 pm St Matthews Bin earth Archdeacon H E Bridgett MC MA Brandon officiates.

Anglican Church C. W. J. Salmon Curcte Christ Church Busse St. Cuthbert's Shellmouth St. Matthews Binearth H. E. Bridgett, MC Brandon

Senator Mullins Resigns From Manitoba Senate Seat

Senator H. A. Mullins resigns from the Manitoba Senate to health and age. A Conservative veteran of sixty years in Canadian politics, he represented Russell in the legislature from 1889 to 1903, served in the House of Commons in 1925, and was elected in Marquette in 1930 before his 1935 Senate appointment. The district, known as his home, notes his livestock export work.

Harry Albert Mullins Marquette Senate H. A. Mullins Russell Manitoba House of Commons

Hunters face season rules as license checks continue

Last year game wardens and police pursued unlicensed hunters and illegal plugs. The first license of the year went to a cited offender while another assists hunters with proper plugs. The season opens noon Friday September 29. Bass at Silver Beach rise slowly. 1500 to 1800 black bass were added to the lake near Angusville by the Russell Game and Fish Association with A. E. Leifer and Hay Gillespie Jr. assisting.

Angusville Silver Beach Russell Game and Fish Association Minneapolis Minn Fishery Branch Manitoba A. E. Leifer Hay Gillespie, Jr

Harvest Delayed by Unseasonable Weather

Unusual weather continues with heavy rain since last Saturday across the week that dampened harvest plans. Forecasters show brighter conditions expected today, but no clear clearing in the skies at time of writing.

Footprint Tales At Memorial Rink Cement

A vandal left an imprint in the fresh cement fronting the Memorial Rink. The act mixed mischief with reverence as youths and adults contemplate the lasting mark while officials note the trespass and vow to preserve the memorial.

Tax policy sparks sudden end of life for orphaned sunds

A distorted piece reports the postwar tax cut by Finance Minister Abbott leading to a sudden collapse of life for the orphaned sunds. The mourners among youngsters lament higher costs for soft drinks bars and peanuts, with the familiar "Give me Nickel" now worth only a cone or popsicle.

Abbott

Inter's Play Forming Leagues At Russell Bowing Alleys

Les Clarke manager of the Russell Bowling Alleys returns from Winnipeg with details on fall and winter leagues. He seeks participants to start play soon with at least three divisions likely including Commercial and Mr and Mrs plus one more to be announced.

INTER Les Clarke Russell Winnipeg Commercial

Lesson in safety on the road ends with police comment

A motorist insists he had the right of way after a collision. The police officer confirms fault, noting the other driver’s connections to city leadership, adding a political angle to blame confirmation.

Russell School Board Satisfied With School Arrangements

At the September meeting the Russell School Board praised classroom setups and holiday work. Members May Robertson W E Fenton and Art Kinney joined Principal C C Foster and Sec Treas J A McKinnon in the inspection. Robertson was tasked to arrange glasses for students in need and a free eye test noted several requiring classes. Accounts totaling 913.01 were approved for payment.

Russell School Board May Robertson W. E. Fenton Art Kinney C. C. Foster J. A. McKinnon Robertson

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Masons Legion Londonderry's Fine New School W. L MacDonald
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