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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
5
Angered by a Sacred Heart pageant plan, the Observer reports Robertson House, a residence for young men recently released from jail. Bob Stiven, pastor in 1960 61, leads boys work and serves as house master at the notation location.
A birth announcement from Yorkton Hospital notes the arrival of a daughter to Marchwell residents. Visitors include Jake Apland with his parents, Alec Demgen and family visiting Qu’Appelle relatives, and Mrs Jim Bily with daughter Joan in Saskatoon Moon. Langenburg Hospital saw patients Lars Upland and Freddie Roulston, while Mrs Mary Patterson moved into a new home and Herb Prince relocated from the country. Walter Steiner and Lenart visited Yorkton last week.
Readers note several district curlers earning prizes this week. Gordon Coulter Rodney Wildeman and Ron Klimack took trophies at the Pelly Trail bonspiels in Angusville Arch ibald and Frank Dyck also won prizes in Miniota. Mir Geo McLeod celebrated his 88th birthday with 31 guests including his son Donald. Local social news mentions a Royal Winter Fair visit and the Russell bonspiel where Willis Kleperink Jack Cochrane Bob White and Gerald Keating won wrist watches.
The notice references a bereavement in Minniska Kinniska district and notes a surprise birthday party held at the home of Donnie and David Dunn for David's sister Marjorie from Ham Dota Hospital where Marjorie is matron. Attendees include Mervyn and Joe Dunn.
The library features The Night They Burned The Mountain chronicling Dr. Tom Dooley’s Laos missions and his Hill country hospitals, plus Bury Me in Ravenna by Vaughan about Galla Placidia. The pieces explore healing, faith, exile, and enduring legend in a sweeping historical narrative.
Several classified notices list for sale items including two 670x15 tubeless tires, a two story house to be moved, a 1959 LHC cultivator, a 1952 Pontiac American model with upgrades, and a vehicle price offer. Also a notice for a meeting of electors in Angusville Manitoba on February 1968 to discuss sale of Craigie No. 908 school properties.
Residents are informed that items described as wanted may be picked up at the Co-Op Office. The notice directs recipients to collect from the office location and provides no additional deadlines or contact details.
The Rural Scene notes a three day Farm Electrical Short Course at Bin earth with 62 attendees covering circuits and wiring. A Farm Plumbing and Sanitation Course is planned for March 4 to 8 with a $15 registration, limited enrollment. It also discusses Selkirk and Pembina wheat varieties, rust resistance, and regional yield notes in 1988 recommendations.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Lapka express sincere thanks to friends and relatives for gifts and well wishes on their 40th wedding anniversary. Appreciation is extended to those who planned and helped make the occasion pleasant.
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