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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 09, 2016
Page
7
Six members attended the Lidcliff club gathering on January 27 at the Tibbatts home. A Look Back to 1909 sparked comments. officers were retained. the club discusses its 100th anniversary and plans a June tour. Donations awarded Glenda for a parcel. meeting closed with Mizpah benediction and lunch.
The community extends sympathy to Hector Archambault's family after his passing this week at age 97. He arrived in Foxwarren in 1955, owned the Solo Store until December 1971, moved to St. Rose in 1972, and served with the Royal Canadian Legion Hospital Board and Village Council. He is survived by his wife and three children. In other news, Ann Keller and Brian Fosberg married January 30 in Westbank BC. Ann works near a care home and Brian carves wood.
The column extends sympathy to Rosalie and Audrey Dreilich families on Stan's passing and welcomes Wilfred home after a west visit. It mentions locals returning from Brandon and Russell, a grand curling weekend, and upcoming Footnotes about Heart & Stroke canvassing and local events at Rob's Place and the curling rink.
Inglis notes report a Wednesday visit by Wilbie and Donna Klimach to Dauphin and a stop in Grandview with Bill Cherneski. Sympathy extended to Donna Klimach on sister Ruby Schram's death in Ottawa. February birthdays and anniversaries acknowledged. A humorous item notes an alligator in a bar ordering beer with a $10 price.
Statistics Canada shows Manitoba endured a third straight month of job losses with 5300 positions dropped in January. 41000 residents were unemployed and total losses reached 12500 over three months amid criticism of NDP policies. PC critic Cameron Friesen urged tax cuts and red tape relief to spur job creation.
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