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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
2
The Russell Banner announces its Thursday publication from Main Street Russell Manitoba. Rates listed include local and Canada postage and subscription details. Editor Sanderson outlines postal and administrative notes for the weekly newspaper.
Social and family groups plan Christmas visits and travel. Hoffmans head to Calgary to stay with son-in-law and daughter. additional Hoffman relatives from Port Alberni, BC join. Westwood and the Walkers set holiday routes, while Mrs. Abbott relocates to Russell with her daughter. Local officials Mayor Burgess travels to Winnipeg. families gather across Manitoba and into California connections.
The Knox United Church Women met December 13 in the church recreation room at 8 pm. The meeting included a program with a play two choir numbers and a prayer. Minutes and treasurer’s report were approved. Nominating notes show all offices filled except citizenship and vice president. The next general meeting is January 3 1906 at 8 pm in the church recreation room. Lunch was served.
The MPC High Notes summary reports exams completed with strong performance. Prizes awarded to top sales students for magazine sales to the school under Curtis. highest salesman Pat Gillen with sixty two dollars. Additional prizes to Marshall, JoAnn Semochko, Anne McCauley, and Ales Glasse. Basketball win over Inglis 87 to 25. upcoming game against Russell on Thursday. Evening events include a last dance, and films on RCMP life shown Tuesday.
Kenneth Klimack 44 of Russell died December 11 after a lengthy illness at Beart Hospital Russell. He married Sophie in 1946 and leaves five children, four brothers John Alvin Lawrence Charlie and sisters Amy Mary Heiduk. Funeral services were December 14 at St Josephs Church Russell. Interment in Russell Memorial Gardens. Braendle Funeral Service in charge. Survived by wife, children, brothers and sisters. He was predeceased by both parents.
The Manitoba Department of Health and Brandon Health Unit organized a conference for about 60 high school students from five Western Manitoba regions including Brandon Neepawa Virden Birtle and Killarney. The program features student participation and a Cancer Research Foundation expert from Winnipeg plus group and open panel discussions guided by health unit medical directors.
In Memorial Albert Mushumanski remembered by family. Husband father and grandfather died December 28 1961. Family recalls wonderful memories and keeps his memory in their hearts with love and cherishment.
Pat presents memories of Christmas as a family time, emphasizing noncommercial joys. He recalls childhood meals, fruitcake, cookies, and popcorn strings, urging families to celebrate with church services, carols, and decorations that keep the holiday’s true meaning alive for children.
A fragment discusses motorists and intent, arguing most lack malice while noting hidden excitement. It contrasts calm driving with sudden illegal moves that create danger on urban streets. The piece hints at how perception affects behavior and public safety.
Fragmentary text warns of reckless curb exits and door openings causing danger and injuries. It urges slowing for turns and stopping to let others clear, contrasting with chaotic scenes of mangled bodies and screams.
The Manitoba Rural Safety Association invites rural boys and girls to enter poster and essay contests. Posters for ages seven to twelve and essays for ages 13 to 18 offer several prizes including gold watches. Deadline is January 8 1966. Details at 715 Norquay Building Winnipeg.
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