Local Notes on Visits From Calgary to Winnipeg
Mrs. Neil Burgess and daughter Julie of Calgary spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burgess. Bonnie Brown of Russell visited Winnipeg with her brother and sister in law Sam and Bonnie Brown. Vernon Jones, in the armed services, visits his brother Russ Jones en route to Star City Saskatchewan after posting from Cornwallis Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Burgess
Julie
Calgary
J. A. Burgess
Bonnie Brown
Russell
Winnipeg
Sam Brown
Binscarth
Vernon Jones
The
Armed Services
Russ Jones
Star City
Saskatchewan
Vernon
Cornwallis
Nova Scotia
Engagements in Russell and Pilot Mound
Mr and Mrs Elgin J Keating of Russell announce the engagement of their daughter Judy to Christopher Rice son of Mr and Mrs James Rice of Binscarth. The ceremony is set for April 24 at Knox United Church Russell with an open dance at Binsearth Legion hall at 9 pm. Mr and Mrs Charlie Zimmer announce daughter Lois Gertrude to Ree Hainstock son of Mr and Mrs Jack Hainstock of Pilot Mound Man Wedding set for April 17 1971 at 3 pm Bethany Lutheran Church Inlis Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin J. Keating
Russell
Judy Dianne
Christopher J. Rice
James Rice
Binscarth
Weilding
Knox United Church
Binsearth Legion Hall
Charlie Zimmer
Lois Gertrude
Ree Hainstock
Jack Hainstock
Pilot Mound
Man
Bethany Lutheran Church
Inlis
Wig sale and rummage events headline spring community notices
Local notices advertise a $1495 one week wig sale at the Fashion Shoppe plus a Kinette rummage sale fundraiser in Memorial Hall with donations welcomed and contact numbers for pickup. Volunteers seek rummage for a Fun Fair booth, bingo night at St Anthony's Church basement, and a Women's Institute book drive at the Regional Library by April 15. A Canada Agriculture Research Station report introduces a new creeping red fescue variety named Durlawn resistant to leaf spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinette
Memorial Hall
Friendship Centre
Cliff Russell
Canada Agriculture Research Station
Ottawa
MPC Hi Notes Fashion Show crowns MPC queen at memorial hall
The MPC fashion event began at 7 30 with a one and half hour spring show modeled by MPC girls. Linda Davidson was commentator with Jo anne Halvas providing background music and Marilyn Trey and Leslie Robinson performing. Leona Kurchake of Roblin was crowned MPC Queen with Marilyn Wey from MPC and Patti Mitschke from Tang enburg as princesses. The queen won twenty dollars. each princess received six pairs of colored pantyhose. A ticket draw winner was Eline Bouvier of Roblin. Births include Dawn Andrea Danielson daughter of Denton Danielson and Glynnis Johnston Saskatoon born March 25 1971 weight 6 lbs 11 oz. A daughter Leanne Kelley born March 26 1971 at St Boniface Hospital Winnipeg weight 6 lbs 7 oz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MPC
Linda Davidson
Joanne Halvas
Marilyn Trey
Leslie Robinson
Memorial Hall
Leona ‘Kurchake
Roblin
Marilyn Wey
Patti Mitschke
Tangenburg
Eline Bouvier
Danielson
Denton Danielson
Glynnis Johnston
Saskatoon
Dawn Andrea
Dana
McKinnon Bryan
Linda
Spring Rainwear Trends in Weatherwise Wardrobe
Weather notes spark spring fashion talk with rainwear evolving beyond coats. Fabrics include duck, canvas, poplin and blends with water repellent finishes enabling velours, satins and double knits. Look for waterproof or water repellent fabrics, breathable fabrics, and finishes like Zepel or Scotchgard. Enduring finishes depend on fabric and dry cleaning. ARE YOU AWARE: that being a woman in the world is terribly difficult since it consists principally of dealing with men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylmer and
Cravenette
Zepel
Winter Flower Show Winners Announced by Russell Horticultural Society
The Russell Horticultural Society hosted its annual winter flower show on March 17 with judge Mrs Susan Wons-tony of Tonkin Sask. Winners across classes include Ragan violet Dr W Wolfe and Mrs W Johnston in multiple categories. A. Minish shared experiences from the Brandon horticultural convention and seed starting demonstrations occurred alongside films and wildlife conservation messages. The meeting closed with a lunch and prize drawings while plans were outlined for a forthcoming greenhouse sale and a centennial tribute to Mr P J Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Horticultural Society
Susan Wonstony
Tonkin, Sask
W. Wolfe
W. Johnston
G. Bahelby
P. Pacey
A. Mini
A. Minish
Fred
A. Halwas
Brandon
F. Bily
New Brunswick
Ross Graham
J. Leifer
Dixon-Reid
P. 3. Peters
Manitoba
Zane
Ari
Mre. Pierrepont
Bent Harp
Local Royal Purple Lodge Wins Trophy at Dauphin Meet
Hon Verna Page leads 22 Royal Purple members to Dauphin for the 14th district No. 4 meeting. 96 present, Swan River Lodge awarded history book. Russell No. 152 wins trophy for general proficiency. Dinner entertainment by Dauphin Barber Shop Quartet and accordion tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Purple Lodge
Verna Page
Order of the Royal Purple
W. Ferguson
Dauphin
Andrew Newton
Swan River Lodge
Shrl. Gray
Order of Canada
Winnipegosis
Roblin
Swan River
Russell No
Shrl
Gray
Russell Lodge
United Church
Dauphin Barbershop
Moosomin and Russell Compete In Four Team Meet
Four Moosomin Sask teams faced the Russell Ladies League on April 4 with Moosomin totaling 9488 to Russell 9153. Diana Thorn won high single 272 for Moosomin, Florence Shwaluk 214 for Russell. Louise Tucker 102 claimed low single. Cavers rolled 250 for high single and Eleanor Krywushenko 588 for high title. Over 200 singles led by Ede Peltz 207 Audrey Shondra 02 Dosolty Dent 228 Marion 216 and Eileen Popoff 210. Standing shows Brad's Beauty Salon 107, Pelly Trail Esso 97, Banner Bakery 92, Central Hotel 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosomin
Sask
Russell
Leagge
Diana ‘Thorn
Florence Shwaluk
Louise ‘Tucker
Ooso
Nin
Een
Theorraine Cavers
Eleanor
Krywushenko
Ede Peltz
Audrey Shondra
Dosolty
Dent
Marion N
Eileen Popoff
Brad's Beauty Salon
Pelly ‘Trail Esso
Banner Bakery
Central Hotel
MIS School Talk on Maturity and Advice to Students
A teacher column discusses the tendency to offer constant advice and warnings to students. It notes friction from close contact with youth, the abrasive strain of school life, and questions what maturity truly means and how it should be pursued in education.
Maturity And Self Control In Education
A reflective essay on maturity in students and educators. The speaker argues true maturity means independence from peer opinion, restraint of immediate pleasures, forgiving slights, self awareness, weighing sides, respecting others’ freedoms, and accepting complex questions. The author admits personal doubts about his own maturity.
Developing Potato Varieties From Research To Dinner Plate
Dr. W. E. Torfason of the Canada Agriculture Research Station at Lathbridge Alta. explains that ideal potatoes stem from years of science and could satisfy preferences for dryness and texture while enabling dehydrated instant potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Torfason
Canada Agriculture Research Station
Vathbridge
Alta
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