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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 10, 1969

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Fair and Races Draw Near in Russell News

Big event for the Umer son arrives in a week with flags and bunting to boost town publicity. Rains bring moisture. summer weather hoped. Kiwanis swimming classes run July 21 to August 2 with registration by July 19. Funeral attendees from Minnedosa for R. Lorne St. John. Hospital premium payments can be made at resident municipality offices. Miles Sidoryk missed from elementary awards. W Fingis win grand prize including Jamaica flight. Angusville sports feature top teams. Wester Manitoba golf at Neepawa sees Russell players, Hamiota tournament rainout. Banner staff on holidays. next issue July List. See you at the Fair and Races July 17-18.

Russell Barry Gene Sam McKinley Dauphin Mid-West Reavie Pharmacy Kiwanis Bio Art Kinsley Russell Family R. Lorne St. John Minnedosa R. C. Smellie Welly Davidson Bill Hoffman Lorne Davidson Art Kinney A. K. E McLennen Jack Wilson Dee Sanderson Miles Sidoryk W. Fingis Portage la Prairie Jamaica Angusville Sports Wester Manitoba Inter Cub Neepawa Frank Clement Jack Gilroy Maurice Arabski Morton Orr Roy Walz Lloyd Thompson Lorne Robinson Ernie Lazaruk Russell Ladies Banner

Schreyer to Form Manitoba NDP Government

Ed Schreyer, leader of Manitoba’s New Democratic Party, is invited to form the next government, ending 11 years of Progressive Conservative rule. Schreyer will be Manitoba’s 16th premier, sworn in after the general election and cabinet announced with ministers for industry, health, labor, consumer affairs, transport, and attorney general.

Edward Richard Schreyer Manitoba Canada N.dp Richard S. Bowles 2Th Legislative Assembly of Manitoba Progres Conservatives Liberals New Democratic Party Social Credit Progressive Conservatives Lieral Democrat Independent NDP Er. Schreyer Industry Sid Green Russ Paulley Labor Rene Toupin Joe Borowski al Mackling

Rev Clayton Joins United Church Staff in Inglis Manse

Rev Kent Clayton and family reside in the Inglis United Church Manse joining Russell Inglis Pastoral Charge from Reserve, Ontario. He holds a BA from Waterloo and BD from Queen’s. Mrs Clayton has a BA in French and Latin from Queen’s. He previously served in Niagara Rural parish and in Verona Fraserville, focusing on Christian Education and building design.

Kent Clayton Kathy Inglis United Church Russell-Inglis Reserville Ontario Clayton University of Waterloo Queen's Theological College Queen's University Niagara Verona Fraserville Bard of Christian Education

Reception Marks 50th Anniversary

Russell couple Mr BNG MIS LeUs 150n aCK celebrated their golden wedding on June 28 at the Elks hall with about 150 guests. Gus Bomback and former Mary Wildeman wed January 24, 1919, in Russell. They farmed in Boulton until retiring to Russell in 1965. Eleven children, 39 grandchildren, and five great grandchildren bless the family. Attendees included multiple Bombacks from Winnipeg Inglis Peace River and other towns. A collection funded a chime clock for the couple.

BNG Mis LeUs Russell Elks’ Hall Gus Bomback Mary Wildeman E. W. Johnson Boulton Ted Bomback Eddie Bomback Sem Ungrin Richard Bomback Winnipeg Enid Liske Frank, Bomback Inglis Bob Bomback Peace River B.C Harold. Bomback Gold Lawrence Bomback Cumberland Victor Bauer Black Creek

Russell Council Meeting Approves RCMP Policing Agreement

The Russell Town Council held a June 26 meeting with full attendance and little business. The session passed a by law ratifying the RCMP policing agreement for Russell and reviewed the June 1969 personal property and tax roll.

Russell Town RCMP Russell

Board Reports On Building Program at Russell Central Office

The board met July 3 in the Central Office board room Russell and approved purchases of three used buses and bids for 66 and 54 and 36 passenger models. Resignations noted for Ruth Wasslen Binscarth staff. Building projects committee backed Inglis K 4 and 5 8 system pending facilities, major additions at Major Pratt and Russell Elementary. Intercom system bid from Rossburn Electric Limited accepted. water works bid from Wilsons Plumbing and Heating accepted with additional work. Ukrainian League meeting praised. request for Ukrainian instruction for Grades 7 and 8 in September approved.

Wri Senoot Division Russell H. Schneider Inglis A. Siwak Angusville Siwak Ruth Wasslen Binscarth Langford Winnipeg Schmitke Tibbatts Minish Binsearth Building Projects Committee Pratt Collegiate Rossburn Electric Limited Wilson Major Verbowski

Russell Agricultural Society Eyes Big Show This Year

The Russell Agricultural Society pursues its largest horse show in years with the Little Britches Rodeo and increased concurrent stalls. Shorty Gray and Burt Zimmer bring stable expertise from North Dakota and Saskatchewan races, while Thoroughbred events and pari mutuel betting elevate daily programs alongside crowd-pleasing chariot races to close each evening.

Frank MacDonald Shorty” Gray Rurt Zimmer North Dakota Saskatchewan Russell

Mail Order House Opens Next Week in Russell

Opening announced for a catalogue sales office in the Reavie Block on Main Street with Don Rowat as manager and support from Mrs. Rowat and daughter Shanon. Three day opening from July 19 to 21 features soft goods specials, door prizes, free gifts for early customers, and convenient ordering by catalog or phone with immediate refunds or credit for returns.

Russell Reavie Main Street Don Rowat

Funeral Friday for George Forsyth in Russell

George Wat Alexander Forsyth aged 82 died Tuesday July 6 after a long illness at Sacred Heart Hospital Funeral services are set for Friday July 11 at 2 PM from Knox United Church Russell with Rev Ken Grayton officiating and burial in Russell Memorial Gardens

George Wat Alexander Forsyth Sacred Heart Hopital Knox United Church Russell Ken Grayton Russell Memorial Gardens

New Arrivals From Hong Kong Unite Chinese Family At Gilbert Plains

Twenty years and 8,000 miles fade away on June 2 as Mr and Mrs George Mark greet daughter King Chun and son in law Chi Yan with five grandchildren arriving at Dauphin Airport from Kowloon Hong Kong. The group includes three girls and two boys with Canadian names Mary 19 Albert 18 Charlotte 16 Alan 12 Lita 11. A reception at the Marks home featured rice, wine marinated broccoli and shrimp, pineapple chicken and Chinese pork, followed by tea and sweets.

Tollow Ny TV Gilbert Plains George Mark Dauphin Kowloon Hong Kong Mark King Chun Chi Yan Canada Russell Agin Newdale Manitoba Gilbert Lee Main Street George Yuen Inky Debbie Jerry China Montreal Mary Albert Charlotte Alan Lita Cheung

St Lazare Featured In This Issue Of The Russell Banner

The St Lazare Athletic Association dominates this Russell Banner page as the village marks its 100th anniversary with plans for a major centennial celebration next year. Events include an invitational base ball tournament with Regina Red Sox Notre Dame Braves and local teams, Little League games, fastball for men and women, an RCAF air show with parachute jumps, plus music by Andy Des Jarlis and his orchestra for dances. A Charolais barbecue and other attractions are planned driving a festive community showcase.

Amnougate Nascory Fort Billie St Lazare Manitoba Regina Red Sox Notre Dame Braves Royal Canadian Air Force Andy Des Jarlis

North of 53 Flight Tour Over Gillam Construction Site

A Manitoba Hydro trip for about 140 people flew over the Kettle Rapids Gillam area to view the Nelson River project. The tour included town sights, a rock quarry, and a dam site with turbines, as Manitoba Hydro staff described progress and life in Gilbert Plains, with 1700 workers on site and plans for twelve 102000 kilowatt turbines.

Manitoba ‘Hydro Nelson Riven Transon Lake Winnipeg Gillam Manitoba Hydro de- Jong Uderstand Seoniee Winnipeg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Schreyer House of Commons Gene Ieeler The Beanstoee NDB Commons Selkirk Beausejour George Schreyer W Was Cromwell Public School Beausejour Collegiate United College St. John’s Colege University of Manitoba Brokenhead Otawa N.D.P Springfield Cotc-Rcac Canadian Association of University Teachers East St. Paul Rev. Clayton United Church Russell Agricultural Society Pat Forsyth Village of St. Lazare Athletic Association
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