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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 18, 1952

Page

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Town of Russell discusses water supply plan

At an informal meeting Town Council and residents heard public health engineer T H Leckie from the Department of Health and Public Welfare Winnipeg outline findings from inspections of springs and wells northeast of town. He favored deep wells as the best economical source, noted soft water needing little treatment, and estimated 75 000 gallons daily for growth with a disposal plant possible due to westward slope. He urged further investigation and engagement of a consultant engineer with Manitoba waterworks experience.

Russell T. H. Leckie Department of Health and Public Welfare Winnipeg Leckie

Mrs Carl Ziprick Head of Large Canadian Family

Mrs. Carl Ziprick of the Russell district, aged 93, heads a large family with twelve children of whom eight survive. The third generation includes 73 grandchildren and the fourth 71 great grandchildren. Her husband died two years ago at 87 and she lives with daughter Mrs. Louis Borkofsky. born in the old country, they have been Canadian citizens for over 50 years.

Carl Ziprick Russell Ziprick Louis Borkofsky Old Country Canada

Preparing For The Revised Standard Version Of The Bible

An introductory piece on the need for the New Revised Standard Version. It notes language changes since the King James Bible, the Koine Greek basis, and examples of mistranslations. It urges readers to buy a copy, with copies sold at Dockstores and church headquarters.

John the Baptist Goodspeed Weymouth Moff Canterbury the Standard Bible Committee Jesus Jordan The

Russell School Board weighs adding room and teacher

With enrollment at Russell School rising, the board led by chairman W. Fenton is considering adding a new classroom and hiring another teacher. No definite plan exists yet, but a decision is expected soon.

Russell School W. Fenton

Woodstock Community Club Purchases School Site

Woodstock Community Club bought the Woodstock School and site from RM of Russell for 300.00, to be tax free. Joy Makers Club of Millwood bought lot 26 plan 7790 for 1.00, tax free. Tax sale set for December 9. Transfer of 5000 from Reserve Fund approved. Court revision moved to October 28. An oil boiler furnace was approved for rural municipality. One Harrowby lot sold to L Gladson for 15.00 cash plus transfer costs.

Woodstock Community Club Woodstock RM. of Russell Joy Makers Club Millwood No. 4 Harrowby L. Gladson

Extension Service Promotes 4-H Clubs in Russell Area

The Manitoba Extension Service urges formation of calf and clothing 4-H clubs in rural districts. Each club needs eight members, close-by meeting spots, and an active adult leader with parental support. Local Agricultural Representatives will assist in organizing new clubs to build youth leadership in Agriculture and Homemaking.

Canada Manitoba Department of Agriculture Russell

Simple Toys Reward Children With Simple Delights

The article notes that simple toys delight youngsters, as costly complex items often amuse adults more than kids. It suggests small boxes old pans spoons and sand play provide hours of safe, satisfying fun for children of all ages. It also says dolls and soft animals appeal to both girls and boys and are less frustrating than intricate toys.

Contestant Signups Open for Amateur Nite Enlistment

Interested participants are invited to contact Mrs. W. J. Westwood for details on joining the amateur nite lineup. Information covers entry requirements and submission procedures for potential contestants.

W. J. Westwood

Grand Officers Visit Eastern Star Chapter

Grand Officers visit the Russell Chapter of the Eastern Star to honor visiting dignitaries. Worthy Grand Matron Martha Jeske of Winnipeg and other guests attended a decorated dinner, with corsages and gladioli baskets. Mrs. Ruby Needham presided at a later meeting with remarks from Miss Jesse and a luncheon for guests.

Russell Chapter The Eastern Star Martha Jeske Winnipeg Rota Rae Martha Kinnon Neepawa Jessie Whitmer Russell Irs May Robertson Masonic Temple Ledinghams Ruby Needham Jesse Carman Birtle Roblin Mona Cross Mrs. Needham Souris

Street Maintenance Discussion At Russell Council Meeting

Russell town council considered spring street maintenance and the use of a Provincial Control Grader to scarify and maintain streets weekly. The secretary was directed to contact Mr L M Blackman for feasibility. Accounts totaling 482.30 were approved. councillors Burgess Cross Margetts and Clement attended.

Russell L. M. Blackman Burgess Cross Margetts Clement

Teachers' Convention Opens October Ninth At Russell School

The Inter-Mountain Inspectorate hosts its 16th annual convention October 9 and 10 at Russell School. Over 100 teachers are expected to attend to discuss teaching issues. Mr S M Spidell of Inglis will preside.

Inter-Mountain Inspectorate Russell School S. M. Spidell Inglis

Marion Keating Honored At Bridal Shower

Marion Keating was honored at a bridal shower in her honor at Silverton Hall on Tuesday September 9. The hall was decorated with flowers as she arrived and received a corsage from Mrs Merna McLeod. Her mother Mrs E Keating also received a corsage from Mrs E Fraser. Mrs D Cochrane played the wedding march as Marion was escorted to the place of honor. Tea and coffee were served by Mrs J A Haistock and Mrs Bill Anderson.

Marion Keating Silverton Hall Merna McLeod E. Keating E. Fraser D. Cochrane Marion J. A. Haistock Russell Bill Anderson

Russell Wins Football Opener From Inglis

Russell high school dominated Inglis in a 6-0 season opener on September 15. Quarterback Jim Patterson scored the lone TD on an end run in the second quarter and added a late-point kick. Listed lineups include Inglis players Murray Liske Willis Kleebaum and others, with Russell names Patterson Korowski Wishart Coulter Cochrane Geith Berg Honey Cartwright Eshelby Murdoch Robinson.

Russell Russell High School Inglis High School Jim Patterson Patterson Inglis Murray Liske Willis Kleebaum Bob Burroughs Gordon Gibson Garry Gabor Marvin Seifert Clarence Bezo Alvin Nunenberg James Bulbuck Julien Lueyshen Jack Armstrong Bob Baynton Ron Glasman Stan Korowski Ken Fett Chester Wishart Barrie Coulter Jack Cochrane Arnold Geith Glen Berg Bill Honey Allan Cartwright Bob Eshelby Keith Murdoch Alan Robinson

Vanity Fair Gala Planned in Russell Memorial Rink

Committees from the Russell branch of the Legion and the BPO have prepared for a two night gala on September 22 and 23 at Russell Memorial Rink. The program features games of chance and skill, kiddie rides, and refreshments.

Russell the Legion BPO Vanity Fair Russell Memorial Rink

WEDDINGS GLORIA BOWER AND DONALD KEATING MARRIED

A September 5 ceremony at Holy Trinity Church Killarney united Miss Gloria M Bower daughter of Rev and Mrs J C Bower with Rev Donald R Keating son of Mr and Mrs Earle Keating of Silverton The bride wore a blue nylon dress with pink roses and was given in marriage by the rector's warden R E Olver The couple's reception followed at the rectory They will reside in Lynn Lake after a wedding trip to Clear Lake Winnipeg and Brandon

R. E. Olver Elizabeth Kittringham Gladstone Jack Homewood E. Keating United Church Silverton Earle Keating Marion Keating Charlie Keatin Ross Knox Crescent Kensington Presbyterian Church Montreal Adrienne Sawyer Dane H. Ross Ross Alvin Thomas Setter George Maurice Setter Rivers, Man Setter Clifton J. Mackay John G. Ringwood Simon G. Stein Muscatine Iowa Kenneth Howard Darling Gloria Just Charles Hayward Jack Gelineau Chas. Hayward Harold Brewald Brussels Ritz-Carlton Russell Wm. Setter

Save the Children tag day to aid homeless children

A British Save the Children Fund report cites over five million homeless children in West Germany and urges local support. Russell residents can help via a tag day on Saturday September 20 with committees from the Chamber of Commerce Legion and Women’s Institute assisting. The report notes thousands born or raised in refugee camps and urges generous donations.

Save the Children West Germany Save the Children Fund Germany Russell and Chamber of Commerce The Legion Women’s Institute Legion Auxiliary Bs.cf

Local News Roundup From Angusville and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs E Loftie of Nipawin Sask met neighbours in Angusville on Sept 7 en route to Ontario. New residents Mr and Mrs Andrew Bellows move into the Grain Growers house after six years in Hyas where he served as secretary treasurer. Mrs Goldie Forrest and Anne visited Melita relatives for the weekend. Roads are under repair and rain fell. The Wowk family visited Endeavor to see son Mervyn working at Searle Elevator. Mervyn teamed with Taras Luba earlier this summer. The Halak family visited Sandy Lake relatives where a damaging storm lashed the area last Friday. Mrs Turnbull spent days in Russell. A P Clark was taken ill and driven home by Stan Siwak. Janice Forrest has won the $100 Kullberg Memorial entrance scholarship at Brandon College.

E. Loftie Vivian Man Nipawin Sask Lechowicz G. Forrest Ontario Andrew Bellows Iris Terry Hyas Bellows Goldie Forrest Anne Melita Bert Hersign Bill Wowk Endeavor Mervyn Searle Taras Luba Nick Halak Theo Wasylenko Sandy Lake Turnbull Russell A. P. Clark Royal Motors Stan Siwak Neepawa A. P Janice Forrest Kullberg Janice Brandon College

Local visitors and funeral gatherings across the district

Millwood Mr and Mrs S Riches and C Drummond spent the weekend at Carberry. Mr and Mrs T Betz and children of Llydminster were weekend visitors in the district while en route from Winnipeg to attend the funeral of Mrs Betz's mother. Mr and Mrs R Self and Albert visited relatives at Spy All on Sunday.

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Manitoba Mather W. G. Zwicker Union York Julius Bower Walter R. Bowie Ernest Scott Community Club Extension Service Eastern Star Chapter Teachers’ Convention Bill Dunn Bill A. Astbury Angusville
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