Mini Bike Race Entries Open at Fair
Notice inviting names to enter the mini bike race with the secretary Mrs Roy Hassett. Bikes up to 5 HP will be eligible to compete.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1975
Page
7
Notice inviting names to enter the mini bike race with the secretary Mrs Roy Hassett. Bikes up to 5 HP will be eligible to compete.
Notice is given to all creditors of James Joseph Dunn late of Silverton Manitoba retired farmer deceased to file verified claims with the undersigned at Russell Manitoba on or before August 5 1975. Dated at Russell Manitoba June 25 1975.
Russell Manitoba seeks applicants aged 21 to 65 for a school bus driver position on route PT 34 formerly run by Allan Brown. Requires medical, bus test, record keeping and duties. pick up forms at the Pelly Trail School Division office. applications due by July 1 to the board.
We thank friends and relatives who attended our social on June 28. Special appreciation goes to the ladies who worked and to Mr and Mrs Bill Chuckree Catherine Harris and Matthew Kiernan. The social was a great success.
A heartfelt thanks to Dr. Lu and Russell Hospital staff for care during a patient stay. Gratitude extends to those who sent cards, flowers, fruit, and drinks from United Church helpers. Special thanks to Mrs. Franklin and Mr. and Mrs. Wally McKenzie, plus Barbary and Garry for the plant. Sincerely Jean Pooley.
The Binscarth Athletic Association thanks all who participated in their raffle. Support on behalf of the hockey team is greatly appreciated by the association and the boys.
Anne Turner thanks the Chamber of Commerce and the Ladies Legion Auxiliary for farewell gifts. She also thanks attendees for the party at Silver Beach, the surprise gathering, and the purse of money on her departure from Binscarth on May.
Dear Binscarth Friends we thank you for the wonderful support and lists of names. If anyone from Binscarth is in Calgary they may visit 604 4th Ave S W Apt 506 for a warm welcome from Emery and Jennie Troyer.
The Bomback family expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives neighbours and friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of Mr Sustav Bomback We especially thank Rev Swedberg the church choir pallbearers honorary pallbearers lunch providers and Braendle and Bruce Funeral Home Your kindness will be remembered by the family
In loving memory of our dear husband, father and grandfather Mike who passed away July 6, 1972. Beautiful memories woven in gold those are the treasures we tenderly hold Always together in memorys lane Today tomorrow always the same Always remembered and sadly missed by wife Mary son Bill and Jean daughter Carolyn Murray and boys
Three exciting days of entertainment planned for the Northwest Round-Up and Exhibition at Swan River on July 24 to 26. The parade committee promotes floats bands novelty acts with six professional rodeo events and Manitoba Pony chuckwagon championship races backed by CRCA chuckwagons. Gerald Pearson provides background music. Wold Stock Contractor supplies rodeo stock. feature acts include J W Stoker and three girls, Cart Wharton sheep and dogs act, Carl Doering clown and bull fighter. Swan River School Band performs daily with a top light horse show and exhibition judging across beef dairy sheep swine and ladies work.
A long list of visitors and family updates from Neepawa area communities includes funeral attendance for Mr. R Woodard, visits by the Hadland and Dunn families, and greetings to Fred Hertlein who remains hospitalized. Also noted are holiday travels, fair attendance, and family gatherings across Saskatoon River, with residents of Shoal Lake, Wawota, Brandon, and Winnipeg visiting relatives in Nimpo, Ninga, and Lemans Saskatchewan.
A series of Jehovah's Witness conventions is planned across the United States and Canada this summer. Delegates from the Roblin area part of about 7000 expected at Winnipeg Arena from July 10 to 13. Tom A Bayn notes nations interdependent yet divided by politics economics and beliefs. The convention will cover mankind's problems and the ultimate solution with daily sessions from 10 am to 1:30 pm and 3 to 5:30 pm featuring Bible dramas lectures and discussions.
A.A. describes the twelve steps as guideposts toward sober living. Each member must find a personal path, building a new life slowly on the foundation of sobriety with honesty, unselfishness, faith, and love. contact 773 2962 for information.
Aphids are increasing on trees and shrubs with leaf curling visible in heavy infestations. Early spraying recommended using Diazinon, dimephosate, and malathion. multiple applications may be needed. Reports of aphids on barley noted. monitor cereals. For more details contact M J Semochko at 773-2451.
A parable of a boy in a burning house tests trust in a strong rescuer. Faith is trusting fully and dropping into the arms, believing the unseen, and embracing Christ as the savior who seeks and saves the lost.
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