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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1948
Page
6
Cautions about foreign bodies lodging in the eye note that dust or grit can cause serious damage. Rinse the eye with clean water or boracic acid solution using a medicine dropper. Tilt the head to let fluid run out the opposite corner and rely on tears to flush the particle. Seek a doctor if needed.
A parade of names marks region life with scout camps and RCMP training in Neepawa Regina barracks visits by Miss Ruby McMurray and other guests at homes of Robertsons Smales and Russells. Families travel to Silver Beach Transcona Fort Russell and Clear Lake for holidays as Elks leaders head to Edmonton and trips to Montreal Trail and Vancouver are noted.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Davidson announce the engagement of their daughter Opal Maud to Lloyd Henry Hackman, second youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hackman. The wedding is set for 3 pm at Silverton Manse on July 29 with an open reception at the bride’s home from 7 to 10.
On Thursday July 15 at 4 p.m. in the Lutheran church Shellmouth Georgina Elizabeth Busch daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Busch and the late George Busch of Shellmouth joined William George McKenzie son of Mrs Helen McKenzie and the late William McKenzie of Vancouver B C in marriage. The bride wore an Elizabethan white satin gown with veil and orange blossoms while a shower bouquet of red roses complemented her look. Maid of honor Margaret Busch and bridesmaid Janet Brown attended in coral moire and pale apricot taffeta respectively. Flower girl Betty Anne Fingas wore pale blue nylon. The couple planned a reception at the bride’s home before a brief honeymoon at Clear Lake Manitoba and a Vancouver return trip where the groom teaches.
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