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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
2
The Russell Banner is issued every Thursday from Main Street Russell Manitoba. It notes membership in Canadian Weekly Association and Manitoba Weekly. Subscription rates are 3.50 within the trading area and 5.00 outside. Reproduction without permission prohibited.
A compact retrospective lists Old Boys and Barnardo Home travel in 1901, business renovations in 1911, municipal resignations in 1921, staff moves and courses in 1941, curling club windups and teacher delegates in 1941, 1951 demolition and Legion delegates, plus 1961 sports outings and Russell Consumers Co-op officers.
Mrs L R Anderson learned of Edgar Kennedy's death in Vancouver on Saturday April 3rd. A Silverton district pioneer at 72, Kennedy is remembered in local obituaries. The Silverton Curling Club elected officers on March 26 with plans for social games and lunch. A Good Friday service is set for 10:00 am at Knox United Church. Sympathy extends to Mrs LR Anderson and family.
The phrase suggests thugs used as leverage by lawyers hoping the opposing side yields. It frames intimidation within the legal process and highlights ethical concerns about courtroom tactics and professional conduct.
Angu sville area notes celebrate birthdays and anniversaries for local families including Paobee Bartram Stefanishyn and Chuchmuch. Residents visit Winnipeg Russell Brandon and Yorkton while firefighting at Rudolph Kotelinski’s farm prompts care. A Homecoming fundraiser raises over 300 for World Relief and church organ acquisitions link Ingleside United Church to Dunblain.
Marchwell Cympany and relatives mourn the death of their uncle at Shilo recently. Nay Dixon returns from Edmonton where he worked and stays with his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Dixon. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Burl Prince of Kelvington and Mr and Mrs Cliff Prince of Bredenbury. Homecoming Fun Fair mentioned.
Bill Smiley narrates a humorous caution about school projects guiding children into endless expertise. He recalls his own failed hobby sheds and later daughters analytics in anthropology, where baited storytelling and local lore lead to bustling conversations with historians, fishermen, and lake captains, uncovering tales of ships lost and murders.
The readable fragment mentions Duck Toland and memories stretching back into the 19th century. It hints at a personal reflection about an ongoing project and a school assignment from a grandchild, but lacks a coherent event, date, or identifiable individuals to form a complete news item.
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