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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
6
In 1923 Tokyo and surrounding areas faced devastating earthquake and fire. Missionaries inspired by faith mobilized aid from Japan and America to rebuild and restore schools churches and hospitals, rising from the ashes with renewed strength.
The April meeting of the Craigie Cheerio Club was held at Shirley Glasman’s home with 11 members present. Visitors reported four phone calls and a plant sent. Next visitors Kay Valley and Yo Spencer. May meeting at Virginia Adolphe’s home. A $5 donation to the Cancer Society was noted and lunch at C Cusitar’s sale planned. Gift by Mrs Alige Molt won by Virginia. Condolences extend to Mrs Betty Jenko and family.
The 4H Club 3UH-W met at Harrowby school for a social evening with a Beattle act as the highlight. Mrs. Chas Collins hosted her son Ronald and family on April 15 for her birthday. A school incident saw Ida Marie Collins faint and injure her chin and forehead last Monday.
Local column reports Pete Kostiak returning home after a three week hospital stay at Winnipeg General Hospital and plans to report back in four weeks. Winnipeg visitors Tom Rodeck and relatives from Russell and Angusville are mentioned along with Grandma Wolowetz’s medical moves between St. Boniface and King Edward Hospitals. Delayed birthday wishes go to Lottie Corbey for her 80th on April 16. The note also references Mrs. Mike Juba’s Winnipeg trip and Bert McTavish’s Winnipeg visit for medical reasons.
In Silverton the winter windup and supper drew locals for a card game gathering. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Russ Coulter from Winslow and Mr Ernie Woodhouse with son. Congratulations go to Lori McLeod for her sixth birthday celebrated on April 19.
Spy Hill ladies Sirs Bar ker Mrs J Cus Mrs A Thorpe and Biss Halliwell plan forming two Home and School groups in Spy Hill and will attend the meeting. Mrs Grutemacher spoke on The Function of the Home on Relation to School, educational and humorous. Next meeting planned for May Std. visitors welcome. Mr and Mrs Veal were Yorkton visitors last week. Mrs Henry Veal of the Behie
The piece argues every person should have a local doctor to share medical history and provide timely care. It warns against delaying doctor access and suggests arranging regular in-neighborhood visits to ensure a doctor is available in emergencies.
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