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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 28, 1969

Page

2

The Russell Banner newspaper details

The Russell Banner lists publication on Main Street Russell Mania and notes its associations with Canadian and Manitoba weekly newspaper groups. Subscription rates are $3.50 yearly within the trading area, $5.00 outside the district, and $5.50 outside Canada. Reproduction requires written permission from editor Sanderson.

Russell Banner Main Street Russell Mania Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Assoc Canada Sanderson

Old Baps Area Phones Installed at Angusville

A midsized clipping notes August 1909 entries listing residents John Angus Adam Angus C E Ferguson C S Shepherd C H Staples M H Stitt and E M Williams as new telephone subscribers in Angusville. It also mentions nearby harvesters arriving with few finding work at three dollars daily and leaving soon after.

Angusville John Angus Adam Angus C. E. Ferguson C. S. Shepherd C. H. Staples M. H. Stitt E.M. Williams

Silverton U C W notes and local visits

Community items from Silverton record Joyce Evans training at International Peace Gardens and well wishes. Visits include Wilt Dunns with Tanis family returning from Germany and heading to British Columbia, plus Chappell family from Foam Lake. Socials note WL meeting at Roberta Cochrane’s and various guests visiting Earle Keatings, Coulters, and McKinleys with extended stays and family visits.

Silverton British Columbia Dunns Steve Chappell Foam Lake Sask McFarlanes Jack McLaren Swan River Jack Campbells Foxwarren Silverton WL Roberta Cochrane Viola Coulter Earle Keatings Gamey Kerr Strathclair Melvin Pierson Man Archie McKinley Craig Kamloops B.C McKinley Jim’ McLeod Laura Alwyn Coulter Alwyn Coulters Mrs. Gravener Tangbank Mrs. McKiney Soulters

Angsville Community Remembrance and Baptism Notes

Local Angsville visit for remembrance of Peter Sidoryk and baptism of Scott Sidoryk noted. Godparents listed. Get well wishes to Louise Parabec and Mary Shindak. Various relatives visit from Winnipeg, Vancouver, Toronto, and Ontario. travel to Brandon and Neepawa mentioned. Community members and guests include Sidoryk, Galant, Kalymuk, Weranecki, Mushumansky, Parobec, Guay, and others with social visits and a card game reference.

Bear sighting stirs cautious chase near McLeod residence

Miniska Stewart McLeod and Grant Batts spotted a large reddish bear while crossing a hill east of McLeod’s house. The pair ran, pursued by the bear which bolted past them and disappeared into nearby bushes. Community notices also list visitors and neighbors across the area, including Winnipeg guests and local trips among Oakburn and Gilbert Plains residents.

Stewart McLeod Grant Batts McLeod Kelly Judy Caughlin Susan Winnipeg Willis Kieper Louise Miller Asher Edward Johnson Oakburn Illinois Peary Shank Bill Bwanyshyn Gilbert Plains Dauphin Lloyd Hackman Oak Lake Harvey Hack

Bill Smiley Mame- A rough summer for many readers

The writer reflects on a tough season with home mishaps like a fallen oak limb and a broken hydro line, plus social upheaval among students and youths. He notes exhausted teachers, troubled teens, and drifting communes. A daughter’s Montreal money tale adds personal weight to a bleak, humorous lament.

Local Travel and Home News Briefs

McLennan motored to Childs Lake Wellman Lake and Baldy Mountain on Sunday. Jimmy Dunn hosts friend David Rowat for a few days. Linda Klimack and fiancé Mark Lobitz return to Nebraska Linda to Omaha teaching duties and Mark to Seward after weeks with Mr and Mrs Adolph Klimack.

McLennan Childs Lake Wellman Lake Baldy Mountain Jimmy Dunn David Rowat Linda Klimack Mark Lobitz Nebraska Linda Omaha Mark Seward Adolphe Klimack

Marri age notices and social visits from Marchwell area

Mr and Mrs Jack Wowk attended his brother s marriage at Angusville on August 16. Mr and Mrs Stan Pollowich visited relatives at Norscarth and with their mother Alberta Yont on August 17. Mr Bill Schau and Mr John Dalen spent the weekend at Birch River. Mr and Mrs Jack Bennett of Russell were visitors with Alex Bennett on August 17. Mr and Mrs Ron Zentner of Ottawa visited old friends in the community recently with Mr and Mrs Raymond Bradley of Strathclair. Mrs David Schepp home again after hospitalization in Russell. Martha Posthumus of Dauphin spent a few days with her parents Mel and Mrs Posthumus. Alfred Lungren left August 21 for Brandon to visit sister Edla Bengtson and Mrs Beatrice Ciprick and family. Speedy recovery to Mrs Jean Schepp who is a patient in hospital. Union Hos Clair Hiande has been recent business visitors.

Jack Wowk Angusville Stan Pollowich Norscarth Alberta Yont Bill Schau John Dalen Birch River Jack Bennett Russell Alex Bennett Ron Zentner Ottawa Raymond Bradley Strathclair Fred Ner David Schepp Martha Posthumus Daup ‘Hin Mel Posthumus Alfred Lungren Brandon Edla Bengtson Beatrice Ciprick Jean Schepp Patiece Union Hos. Clair “Hiande

Regina and Saskatoon job hunting notes from region

Community notices list Regina and Saskatoon residents job hunting and visiting relatives. Mrs David Schepp and others hosted a bridal shower for Bill Self of Harrowby. Family visitors included Roy Bily family in Edmonton and Loma Yont returning from Quebec studies at the Saskatoon campus.

Regina Saskcatoon Loma Yont Quebec University Saskatoon

Chopping Wood Risks Eye Injury From Flying Chips

A brief safety note warns that chopping wood for fire can injure eyes from flying chips. It advises keeping a small stand away from work and using protective eyewear to prevent harm.

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