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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1972
Page
5
The Inglis district news lists numerous Easter visits and well wishes. Families from Regina, Brandon, Selkirk, Winnipeg and other towns spread greetings, report hospital stays, births, and homecomings. Local residents entertain relatives in Inglis and nearby farms during the holiday.
In Calgary, Dores Mireau visits Saskatoon over Easter weekend, staying with Walter and family Kurtenbach. Daughters Peggy Ann and Donna Lee Bar are referenced as part of the extended family during the period of concern.
Multiple families list Easter visits with relatives in the area and Winnipeg guests. Mrs D A McFadyen of Winnipeg visited with her sister and brother in law, while George Petz hosted MP J M Robertson and family. Loretta Zeibhart of Brandon and Elaine Robertson of Russell joined relatives during the holiday.
Mrs Adolphe Klimack attended a Lutheran Women s Workshop in Regina last week. Numerous locals including Wes McLeod Merna’s sister in law B Pickerell family from Se mans Sask and others from Roblin Yorkton Winnipeg Hamio ta and Brandon were mentioned with Easter and visiting notes. Notable names include Terri Matheson Jean McLeod Debbie Hackman and Willis delegate to World Hereford Congress with several McLeod family members noted at various gatherings.
Canadian Wheat Board reports that producers wishing to change one grain delivery point may do so before April 25, 1972. Growers can make one change to either their primary or alternative point and must attach it to their permit book before deliveries are made to the new point.
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