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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 22, 1971

Page

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Readying readers for tax dates and local events

Notices remind readers that April 30 is the filing deadline for 1970 income tax forms and a lighter joke follows about deductions. Barley producers will receive over 12 million dollars in special adjustment payments for barley delivered August 1969 to February 28, 1971. Active Russell Flying Club members show new jackets. Manitoba Flying Farmers last weekend named northern directors. Edmonton hosts an international title in August. Local entertainment includes Game & Fish dinner at Inglis Russell, Agricultural Society event, Hospital Auxiliary Fun Fair in Memorial hall, a table tennis tournament at MPC gym, and next week MPC Girls Chorus in the auditorium.

Russell and District Personal Care Hose Srecatell Cen Will Chun Russell Flying Clan Manitoba Flying Farmers Dauphie Edmonton Game & Fish Association Inglis Russell The Agricultural Society District Hospital Memorial Hall MPC M.P.C

Chamber of Commerce Week marks strong Manitoba ties

The article outlines the structure and aims of the Canadian and Manitoba Chambers of Commerce, emphasizing local autonomy, funding by member fees, and government liaison. Ken Reavie leads Russell Chamber with broad participation and active programs like Heart Fund, information booth, and town improvements.

Manitoba Chamber of Commerce Government ‘of Manitoba Manitoba Chambers of Commerce

Makes Debut Here This Weekend at Rowell Hardware

The renovated Rowell Hardware and Supplies Ltd opens this weekend with free coffee and doughnuts on Saturday April 24. The 107 foot storefront now houses a full front for home furnishings and a 2400 square foot extra display area plus a 1500 square foot upstairs department, expanding one of the largest furniture stores outside the city.

Rowell Hardware & Supplies Ltd Busnga Sete All Russell

Special Speaker At Knox This Sunday

Mr. Alan Hughes from Kenya Africa will visit Birtle Presbytery from April 25 to 30 to address church groups on his Kenya work and stewardship. At Knox United Church he speaks at morning service and to the Birtle Presbytery at Hamiota in the evening. Mrs Hughes, Welsh by birth, assisted in travel and nursey work in England Wales and Canada.

Alan Hughes Kenya Africa Birtle Presbytery Knox United Church Birtle Hamiota Hughes Wales England Canada Capital Funds Service United Church of Canada

Permit Issued For First Home In 1971 Russell

Inquiries at the town office indicate higher activity for home building in Russell in 1971. The first permit goes to Herman Bezo of Inglis for a frame dwelling on Bicknell Boulevard. Council approved a bylaw to sell town property to Mr Rezo on the south end of Bicknell Boulevard. Barry Coulter’s basement room addition was approved. A capital plan for 1972 to 1976 totaling 440000 was adopted, including paving and waterworks extensions. Accounts totaling 2286.91 were approved for payment. All council members attended.

Russell Herman Bezo Inglis Bicknell Boulevard Rezo Barry Coulter

President Stan Yankoski Sets Club Duties and Fees

Standing committees are Building EA Frieze Tom Smart Grounds Stan Yankoski Murray Wilson Eric Payne Ways and Means John Kry stushenko Frank Clement Members- Harry Way Frank Clement George Laing Equipment Burke Garnett Tournament Jack Wilson Tim Langford Doug McCaig Concessions Harry Way Doug McCaig Inter-Club Don Thompson Lorne Robinson House Committee George Taing Membership and green fees and locker rent will stay the same as last year No charges to players before May 1 then all must become paid cup members or pay green fees

Tom Smart Stan Yankoski Murray Wilson Eric Payne Ways and Means John Krystushenko Frank Clement Harry Way George Laing Burke Garnett Jack Wilson Tim Langford Doug McCaig Don Thompson Lorne Robinson George Taing

Country Town Folk Have Fun Together at Chamber Social

Rural residents from Foxwarren to Inglis Shellmouth and Angusville to Marchwell gathered for a Chamber of Commerce social at Russell Memorial Hall. A short program featured the Perrin Sisters, Debbie Hackman, 86 year old Trapper Jones with Jimmy Tanner, an Inglis district Easter Parade, and solo numbers by Rex Williams with accompaniment.

Chamber of Commerce Russell Memorial Hall Foxwarren Inglis Shellmouth Angusville Marchwell Perrin Sisters Olive Firth Spy Hill Doreen Ingjaldson Debbie Bruno Belscher Joel Fingas Erwin Mack Kopetsky Rex Williams B.C. Sanderson

Women’s Institute April Meeting Report and District Plans

The Women’s Institute held its April meeting with twelve members sharing unusual plants. Plans for a Cake Walk fun fair and lunch for the May 1 4 H Achievement Day were announced. A district convention is set for Inglis on May 5 with Silverton assistance, and a Remembrance Service will be led by Russell W.L. Mrs Dolly Simms and Mrs Anne Pettitt were named delegates. Mrs Adelaide Robinson and Mrs Edith Witty offered to provide lunch. A waterworks project and a Tulip afghan display were noted, with the afghan entering district competition. A 4H demonstration by Kath and Sheila Main showcased styles on dolls. Mice Slomene Letter was honored for 37 years of junior choir work at Knox United Church. Miss Leifer was presented a purse, and a retiring organist addressed the congregation before resignation.

W.L L. Leifer Women's Institute Inglis Silverton Russell W.L Dolly Simms Anne Pettitt Adelaide Robinson Edith Witty Olen Alwas Plense Nook Peace Gardens Olga Halwas Freda Zimmer Dolly Shipp Mice Slomene Letter Ted Knox United Church Campbell Connor Job

Town gathering hosted by mayor Burgess with guest Ken Reavie

Mayor J A Burgess hosted a chamber event with President Ken Reavie while Bob Witty voiced guests pleasure. Emcee BIN Stasiuk led the evening as the Starlight Serenadera played lively music for the dance. After the party, Shamber members served a wafer Yuneh to all attendees.

J. A. Burgess Chamber Ken Reavie Bob Witty bin Stasiuk

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Russell Hardware & Supplies Ltd Art Kinney Cham‘ann of Commerce Canadian Chamber of Commerce Canadian Chamber Montreal Canadian Chamber of Commere Chambers of Commerce David Coppleman Manitoba Chambers of Soprveinsty Comimerce Manitoba Chamber Russell’ Chamber of Commerce Heart Fund Parkland Regional Development Corporation Russel Presient Murray Hovey Knox Mrs. Hughes Kath Sheila Main
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