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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1973
Page
11
A garbled collection of quips and opinions covers Easter Canada to Ontario including counterfeit concerns, a liquor sign refusal of large bills, a critic on dictation spellings, a joke on fashion hats, a Confucius line, and an old-timer quip about the best committee being two with one absent.
Ada Hainstock and Charles Boyd exchanged wedding vows at Mound United Church on November 17 1973 with Rev Wayne Larstone officiating. The ceremony featured music from Laura Glenn and Rhonda Hamstock, bridal attire of white velvet and Maribou trim, and a reception at Kinsman Hall with toast etiquette and a dance by Just For Now orchestra.
The Craigie Cangamae Club met at Doris Barbers home on Tuesday with seven members and eight visitors. Visitors reported sending a case bowl and making visits for the month, and Eileen Heap was named as visitor for next month. Edith McKinnon offered her home for January to host whist and prize changes. Dorothy and Dots led games and contests, a gift exchange occurred with children receiving small gifts, and a goot luck supper concluded the afternoon. Patrick is back in sell and settled in a nursing home, while best wishes go to Jo Spencer at Russell Hospital. Douglas Shaw of Brasidoi spent the weekend with his parents.
Federal consumer affairs officials warn further increases in food prices are likely next year amid ongoing energy shortages. Government agencies urge consumers to plan budgets and seek energy assistance programs.
At the December 11 council meeting, the machine account was credited $175.00 and accounts totaling $0,745.45 were approved. By law No. 831 authorizes a 99 year case for Silverton, while committees for building and machine duties were named. The Anguloville Community Centre grant application under Municipal Lea Fund and bridge repairs grant were approved for submission. Next meeting set for January 8 at 1 pm.
John Ziprick died suddenly at work on November 29 1973 at age 54. Born December 3 1910 in Boulton Municipality he farmed with his parents until enlisting in 1942 serving in Canada North Pacific UK Continental Europe. He returned 1946 married Eleanor Hackman in 1947 and farmed until 1956 then moved near Russell. He worked for Manitoba Hydro from 1958 until his death. Survived by Eleanor daughter Viola and son in law Verne Chuchmuch, relatives across Russell Angusville High Bluff Garden Grove and more. Interment at Russell Pallbearers named.
A cryptic note asks about an IF condition in a cake ready mix. It mentions Mata and seeks clarification of a key word. No clear event, people, or organization is identifiable from the fragment.
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