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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1952
Page
5
Sale of land and other property in Shoal Lake Oak districts offering parcels via written inquiry or phone contact with J. H. Menzies of Shoal Lake Manitoba at phone 315-12 93.
Exchange used books and magazines for food at 15 cents apiece. Bring items to Jos. Bruyere’s last house on As siniboine across the C N R tracks. Offers run through August 3.
Dropmore locals hosted visitors from St. Petersburg Florida Winnipeg and Brandon last week. Mrs A Turta and Donnie left for Saskatoon for Donnie to attend school. Mr and Mrs Brown visited Brandon while Mr and Mrs Broomfield spent the weekend with the Lewises. Mrs Bushko returned from Winnipeg after a week away. Mr Biluk teaching in Dropmore spent the weekend at home in Zeelana.
John Spencer and Hugh Claridge drove to Brandon last Monday. Clara Spencer, visiting relatives in Ontario, joined on return. The Spencers and Clara also traveled to St Rose. Clara returned from hospital with them. Lee Shaw left for Brandon for a two day Young People's Caravans meeting then to Winnipeg for Manitoba University studies. Mrs Bruce Snow enjoyed a motor trip East and visits Strathroy. Mr and Mrs Wm Smart of Metchosin renew acquaintances in Craigie district this week. Ray Spencer and John Spencer families motored to Grandview and St Rose respectively.
Millwood Mrs H Furnace and Lynne spent the weekend in Winnipeg. Mrs G Heap and Margaret have been in the city since last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs E Schrot and family with Mrs G Schrot drove to Arcola to visit Mr and Mrs H Cartwright. The family returned to Churchill Tuesday, traveled to Dauphin by car, then flew on.
Town of Russell announces the assessment roll is open for fifteen days for inspection at the Town Office. Written complaints must be filed with the Clerk at least ten days before the Court of Revision sitting. The council sits to hear complaints on Thursday October 9 1952 at 9 PM in the Council Chamber Russell Manitoba.
The Rural Municipality of Boulton announces the assessment roll will be open for fifteen days for inspection. Complaints must be filed in writing with the Clerk at least ten days before the Court of Revision sitting. The Council will sit Friday October 31 1952 at 1 PM in the Secretary-Treasurer’s office Inglis Manitoba. Dated Inglis September 15 1952 J C Smith Secretary Treasurer 10 2
Card of Thanks from J. H. Bruyere for returning lost money. In Memoriam notices for Roy Bryer who died September 21, 1951, and a loving memory from his wife and sons Richard and David. The messages express lifelong absence and cherished memories.
In loving memory of your beloved father and grandfather William Mackie who passed away September seventeenth nineteen fifty one. Deep in our hearts you are fondly remembered. Sweet happy memories cling round your name. Always will love you in death the same. Lovingly remembered by son Bert daughter in law Ruth and grandchildren Marion and Claire.
Mrs Norman Stewart of Maka roff Manitoba visited the Stewart home weekend. Mr and Mrs Frank Pagan and daughter Jo Ann of Winnipeg called on the Bills. Miss Ellen Scott spent the weekend in Roblin. Mr Hart Wishart of Stevens Ontario, employed there, vacationed with his parents Mr and Mrs Scott Wishart.
Geo. M. Smeras announces auctions on September 25 for Mrs. Richard Yaskiw selling town property automobile and furniture in Russell. On September 27 Mrs. A M McCredie offers high class furniture in Foxwarren. Also several farm sales are being scheduled. book yours now with Geo. M. Shields in Birtle.
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