Rates and notices in Manitoba association publication
The Russell Banner lists rates in advice for Chaloner Publishers and Clayton G. Chaloner with registration number 067d. Reproduction in whole or part without written permission is prohibited.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
2
The Russell Banner lists rates in advice for Chaloner Publishers and Clayton G. Chaloner with registration number 067d. Reproduction in whole or part without written permission is prohibited.
A fragment from The Old Bays lists items from various years including 50, 70, and 90 years ago. Highlights mention Russell school teachers, anniversaries near Foxwarren, trips to Winnipeg and Norway House, and graduates of a Grade XII class under Mr. Denhamere. Other entries note visitors to Edmonton, holidays in the United States, and motor trips to the West Coast.
A long list of visitors and family trips is reported from Delisle and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Mel Wever and daughter of Delisle hosted relatives. many families from Edmonon Saskatoon Russell and Moose Jaw were seen visiting Kin and kin. Notable events include funeral attendance for Mrs Gilmour in Russell on July 12 and birthday wishes for George Pringle on July 17.
A jumbled Angusville page lists visits and trips from Roseburn to Winnipeg to Regina and Portage la Prairie. Families like Luba, Sidoryk, Popoff, Chuchmuch, and Gallant are noted with weddings, births, and congratulations. Tara Elizabeth Igniatu k born June 14 1972 in Vancouver.
On July 11 at Russell District Hospital a baby girl was welcomed. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Sawaryn of Russell announced the birth with Regina Seoi pe. The report notes Owen Dietut co and Mrs Larry Pushka have returned from a two week Vancouver trip, while Milton Chuch and spouse are back from B C. Joann Satyn and Dorma Kalyaiak plan a week at a Christian Camp in Dauphin.
Bill Frame died at Saske toon City Hospital on July 12 1972 born in Dumbarton shire Scotland in 1909. Survived by his wife Anita and four sons Douglas Edmonton Allen Uranium City Andrew at home and two daughters Anita and Fredette at home plus two children Brandi and Billie.
Local residents share updates from Grandview to Shoal Lake as Hilda Pagan and Joe Schmidt families visit kin. Mrs Wishart remains a Russell Hospital patient while Mrs Zim mer celebrates another birthday. Neighbors send condolences for a bereavement and news of campers, trips, and hospital stays.
Mrs. Thompsoneau returns to Winnipeg after two weeks with her mother Mrs. H Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Haas depart to Germany for a month with their son Bob. Mr. and Mrs. J Watson of Winnipeg visit Mr. and Mrs. J Vosper at their Shanty. Miss N Stewart leaves for two months in Scotland and France. Mrs. D Hnatysha of Hamilton visits Mrs. A Petz. Weekend visitors include Mr. Ta Petz’s home. Mr. and Mrs. A Wagner of Rocanville join Mr. and Mrs. J Pett of Regina and Mr. and Mrs. N Pett of Miss Judie Davidson of Regina stay with Mr. and Mrs. R Davidson.
Peter Patterson, longtime Shellmouth area resident, shepherd, farmer, and Massey Harris Co. agent, died aged 92. He helped build the Shellmouth United Church in 1905 and lived near Shellmouth where funeral services were held at Shellmouth United Church with Alvin Kines officiating. Interment followed at Shellmouth Cemetery. He was remembered for stories of fishing and hunting and his close connection to nature and faith.
In the St Regis Red River Room Reggie voices concern about a dangerous skin infection risk from bubble bath in a rambling aside. Concurrently a legislative line cites Harry Graham remarking on aligning with either the angels or the people in a cited debate.
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