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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1950
Page
4
Inglis residents celebrate a successful sale at Earl Setter's on March 30 with Nick Burla as auctioneer. Church groups host lunch and sponsor a joint projector now in use. Easter services are announced for April 7 and 9, with special music.
Twain McCann vacationed at home while Mr and Mrs Stewart attended the Rennie Armitage wedding at Foxwarren. D Stehr visited the Liske home and Mrs W Pagan holidayed in Winnipeg. Four year old Sharon Kentel injured her arm in a gas washer wringer and was rushed to hospital with no bones broken.
A special rate payers meeting was held in the school on Friday to elect a trustee. John Kimmer is the newly elected member of the Board. United Church managers met at Mrs. W. Davidson’s home on Thursday evening with R. Whyte as chairman and A. Stevenson secretary. Lighting and repairs were discussed and plans made to begin work soon. Easter service planned if roads permit. Mrs. J. Levacque left for Langenburg to begin duties in the hospital.
Miss Mary Bird came home Thursday from Brandon after completing a business course and has joined the Royal Bank staff at Russell. Other items note A Turta's two week holiday plans to Sasks won and returns, Mike Turta’s Winnipeg trip, Barry Grosse visiting from Saskatoon, Castalavory girls at the Amateur at MacNutt, and Johnny Mitchell’s rink winning the Castalavory Cup over Art Rowan’s team.
Craigie reports Mr and Mrs John Spencer are spending a short holiday in Winnipeg this week. Mrs Mervin Stevens remains a patient at Sacred Heart hospital. Crows have returned to the district as mow banks vanish, and residents complain about road conditions.
The many friends of Mrs. Sam Hackman are pleased to know she is recovering from a very bad fall. Bob Stewart left on Saturday for the Winter Fair in Brandon with Watson Dunn's cattle. Good luck Bob. The baby son, Bobby, of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kieper has been
A Wee visitor at the home of Mr and Mrs Willis Kieper has been staying for a week. Mervyn Dunn, studying Agriculture at the University in Winnipeg, returned home this week. School closes Thursday for Easter and reopens Monday April 17 at 9 o clock. We wish our teacher and children a very happy Easter.
Trinity Lutheran Church Inglis hosts The Lutheran Hour with Rev H Praefer. Good Friday services in Polish at 10 30 am and English Polish sermons at 11. Easter Sunday includes German communion at 3 0 am and worship at 1 0 am with English and German sermons. Easter Monday divine service at 11 am in English and Polish. We preach Christ and Him Crucified.
Monday May 8 is Arbor Day in Manitoba announced by Hon. F. C. Bell Minister of Agriculture and Immigration. The day is not a holiday but set to encourage planting and transplanting of trees across the province.
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