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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 1973
Page
5
Local visitors and hospital stays highlight community life in Russell and Langenburg. Residents attend Bible study, plan Senior Friends event, and organize Lutheran World Relief activities. Bethel Lutheran holds annual meeting amid church renovations. hockey nostalgia recalls 1896 Stanley Cup match.
Beatrice Cameron and family mark the 40th wedding anniversary of Ben and Maggie Cameron with a surprise gathering at their home. Maurice Digby and family honor their parents with a 35th anniversary dinner at Caselevary Community Centre. Local guests and relatives attend, cakes are shared, gifts given, and a smorgasbord midnight supper concludes festivities.
Local notices report condolences to Mr and Mrs W Henderson and family on Mrs Hendersons mother s passing. Hospital stays include Bill Lungal at Russell and District Hospital and Fred Solohub returning home. Visits involve Mrs George Flundra in MacNutt and Mr George Holovach escorting his son Wm to Winnipeg for a medical appointment. A Thompson visit by Mrs Jack Daniluk and Regina visitors Mr and Mrs Carey Davi are noted. Women s Institute officers and committee reports wrap meeting items with Kalyniak presiding and Miss Paul coordinating future gathering in February.
Anglican and United Church listings show Sunday services at St. Matthew's St. Gorge's and Binsearth Foxwarren with morning prayers and Sunday schools. Canadian Sunday School Mission and Lutheran churches publish service times and a joint congregation meeting at Binsearth United Church on January 25 with a 5 PM potluck and 7:30 PM start. Ukrainian Catholic and Ukrainian Orthodox services noted along with pastor names and locations.
Inglis students from Grade 5 and 6 traveled to Winnipeg on December 5, 1972 to observe actors at the Warehouse Theatre and visit city sites. They toured the museum, saw films and exhibits on Indigenous and settler history, visited the Parliament Buildings, viewed the Grand Staircase and notable artifacts, noted Greek architectural features, and returned after a long day ending in Neepawa for supper.
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