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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 19, 1940

Page

3

Russell Manitoba vote on By-Law for Manitoba Power supply

Notice states a by law to authorize contract with Manitoba Power Commission for electrical energy for street lighting in Russell at 91251.90 per year and grant exclusive sale rights in Russell. Polling at Council Chambers on October 25 1940 with Clerk John Maher as Returning Officer. final tally on October 19 1940.

Muse Hs Lus Fesaing Own of Russell Tnemaniova Power Commission Wasiome Own Ananitova Power Commission Sussell Province of Manitoba A.D C. J. Maher

Gifts Pour Into Dominion Treasury For War Effort

Free will offerings to support Canada’s war effort totalled 9617 dollars over the past week. Individuals and associations sent the funds to the Dominion Treasury as part of ongoing support.

Canada Dominion

RCAF to Form Bands Across Canada with Ottawa Central Band

The Royal Canadian Air Force plans multiple bands nationwide to lead marching recruits. The central Ottawa band will run a training school for all bands, earning high praise for its leadership and program.

Royal Canadian Air Force Canada RCAF Ottawa

Sunday Service Led by Rev Endclitte Dixon

Endclitte Rev E S Dixon conducted the Sunday afternoon service at 2 pm. June Long of Winnipeg visits her parents Mr and Mrs E Long. Mrs A S Crerar, with Mrs A M Crerar and family from Binsearth, visited Mrs L A Schwalm Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Peck and daughter Marjory Peck of Winnipeg are guests of Mr and Mrs L J Carr.

E S. Dixon June Long Winnipeg E. Long A. S. Crerar A.M. Crerar Af Binsearth L. A. Schwalm Peck Marjory Peck L. J. Carr

Local Visit Underscores Rural Social Roundup

Millwood and Esterhazy residents including Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Knoure visited Mrs. Jack Wondrasek on Sunday. Florence Ireland visits L. Polding family this week. The Rauliuks and Florence motored to Insinger for a few days. Norman and Dave McKinnon drove to Yorkton on Tuesday. Tony Richmunn and Norris visited C. Bily family on Sunday. H. Woodkey and Angusville kin visited Geo. Cartwright family Sunday.

Laddie Knoure Esterhazy Jack Wondrasek Angusville Geo. Cartwright

Angsville South Pusy Pee Meeting Held At Mrs Seebacks Home

The Angusville South Pusy Pee group met September 12 at Mrs E Seebacks with nine members and three visitors. They sang Brining in the Sheaves, held a roll call, quilted for refugee children, and closed with God Save the King and Mizpah benediction. Lunch was served.

E. ‘Seebacks

Wolverine School Sees Change as Miss Meldrum Arrives

Miss Bailey finished two months more teaching at the Wolverine School and has returned to Winnipeg, replaced by Miss Meldrum of McCreary. A Thursday storm brought heavy rain and hail, flooding sloughs and hay meadows and delaying threshing. Dandelions, blossoms, and good pasture mark the spring scene in the valley. Mr and Mrs John Andrews and Mr and Mrs George Phipps visited W H Schwalm’s home. Miss Joan Bryer returned from Endcliffe.

Bailey Wolverine School Winnipeg Meldrum McCreary John Andrews George Phipps W. H. Schwalm Joan Bryer Endcliffe

Local Notes From Township 20 Area On Wheat Bonus Hope

Residents report threshing work in full swing despite labor shortages. Various residents travel between Gilbert and Winnipeg for visits while Farm families adjust to new moves and the oil plant’s shutdown adds uncertainty to the season. Thomas Dychakowsky leads district cattle shipments, surpassing a thousand dollars.

J. R. Steele Mary Dangleko Schumacher Ont Messers, Brown and Halmes Winnipeg Geo. Fardell Range 25 John Maxwell Margaret Plant Thomas Dychakowsky John Plant Grandview Whitney Pelton

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