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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1967
Page
1
A brief note outlines a 15 minute color and sound film planned for the Manitoba Heat Foundation meeting in January. The project is expected to showcase recovery and discharge of a patient on the tenth day.
A St. Joseph's Roman service drew an inter faith audience as clergy from Christ Anglican Church Ukrainian Catholic Church and Knox United participated. The program opened with The Church's One Foundation and included a Call to Worship and Lord's Prayer.
Donations are being received to fund Susan McDougall's kidney operation. A trust fund was set up, with $721.29 already deposited in Inglis Credit Union. Funds will be accepted indefinitely as arrangements with Winnipesaukee doctor progress and Susan is moved to a medical center for the operation.
The Inglis Bonspiel opens with thirty rinks entered in six events. The host club fields fourteen rinks, joined by clubs Russell Shelkmouth Dropmore Roblin and others, with noted skip personnel listed among the entrants.
John Katehin cuts the ribbon to formally open the renovated beverage room at the Angusville Hotel. The event marks the completion of improvements and the room’s readiness for patrons Monday afternoon.
The white paper outlines a "basic" program to fund single district divisions with retroactive support to January 1, 1967. It projects a year one cost of 95 million dollars for foundation programs, with a Public School Finance Board pooling funds to guarantee 100 percent of approved costs and stabilizing local taxes through equalized assessments and mill-rate calculations.
Angusville Rink won the district Curl O Rama with ten rinks competing. They advance to the playoffs as opponents and team names such as Wack Ronluk Harvey Kat Shin and Deck Forrest advanced, while other entries like Kurt immer At Deedson Joha Tigsch and uty Zimer also competed.
Rural Scene urges future generations be kept in mind as production and soil conservation plans are discussed. It warns that mining soil could barren prairies and drive away habitation, stressing government and citizen responsibility to conserve precious land.
A snapshot of town life with mentions of the Russell History Book near release, fundraisers like the Mothers March for the March of Dimes, and a St. Regis Hotel staff obituary. It also covers a government grant comparison and local carnival plans for February 18.
The Women’s Institute met January 19 at the Kippan House with ten members. Dues were collected and secretary Ida McCalg reported correspondence from Dr. Rosnovki and A. C. Anderson. The group discussed a centennial project to mark school sites and the idea of a history book launch event. Members Wenitway, Leifer, Dunn, Smellie, Burass, and Howat were noted for roles.
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