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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 16, 1951
Page
6
Silverton notes welcome visitors from Saskatoon, Ethelbert, Winnipeg and Windsor. Several residents celebrate birthdays and anniversaries while church and WMS activities resume after holidays. A dog theft, a broken arm, and local youth sports at Silver Beach are mentioned, alongside family reunions and upcoming talks by missionary Rev. Reid.
Mr. Peter Syderick becomes Angus school janitor. Miss Wilda Young from Winnipeg paid a flying visit last Friday. She vacationed with cousin Mrs. Wm Peden at Clear Lake for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Williamson also went to Clear Lake.
Bonnie Dunn returns to duties at Brandon General after a three week holiday. Reta Adams visits her sister Mrs. Nels Davidson. Tim Dunn and Chas Cameron visit friends at Clear Lake. The McLeod clan host a birthday gathering for Mrs. Russ Coulter. Mrs. Pagan of St Vital visits sister Mrs. Norman McLennan. Mrs. Jas Angus and Jane visit Gee McLeod. The Watsons of Rocanville visit Watson Dunn. Willis Kieper family camps at their Silver cottage.
Winnipeg guests Mr and Mrs N Staveciny and family visited Mr and Mrs Peter Halowski last week. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Joe Wolowetz on their recent stage. Grandview couple Mr and Mrs Iwanyshyn visited their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Matt Stefanishyn on Sunday. Peter Nahirniak and Frank Hyra returned Friday from a motor trip to Los Angeles. Poplarfield couple Mr and Mrs Leon Michalchuk and family returned home after two weeks holiday. Mr and Mrs N Shwaluk and
Infant son of Shoal Lake stayed with Mr. and Mrs. J Stefanishyn while Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scabar of Winnipeg vacationed with relatives in the district last week. The writer notes a humorous contrast between New York’s tall buildings and the local scene.
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