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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 21, 1967
Page
2
The Manitoba weekly newspaper lists subscription options with rates set at 380 dollars per year within the area and 400 dollars outside Canada for the Canadian Pete Seen association member network.
Readable items include local bingo winners from December 15 with multiple awardees, church and hall events, and a Centennial Supper honoring area pioneers at the Angusville hall. Members travel to Winnipeg and Brandon for business and hospital visits, with Christmas plans and charity events noted.
Christmas and New Year greetings to readers of The Rus Sell Banner and Dropmore column readers. Winnipeg visitors noted, church service announced for December 2 at 11 45, F Kamarous to officiate, New Year dance scheduled by Carling Club. RDGC meeting details include scripture reading, clothing drive, January card collection, telephone whist date, prizes donated, and gift exchange with hosts Mrs J Kru ger and Mrs W Neilson.
Pete Patterson led the men with the highest whist score while Sam Burroughs won low score. Mrs Rob in Inglis took ladies high and Mrs J Langford low. Five tables were enjoyed as Mr and Mrs Korak hosted a festive session followed by Christmas goodies. Mrs Martel claims 80 years on credit, close behind by Pete Patterson with 88.
In Angusville the Rural Municipality of Silver Creek hosted a Senior Citizens' Supper Sunday evening drawing a good turnout from area families. Saturday night the 4-H Calf Club party at Silverton hall reported a joyful and bounteous lunch. A cheerful Christmas greeting was sent to the editor, staff, and friends.
Twenty two bursaries of 100 dollars each were awarded to first and second year agriculture diploma students at the University of Manitoba. Funds will cover academic fees for the term beginning January 3 1968. The Federal Grain Limited bursary went to first year student David Brian Graham of Foxwarren.
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