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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1958
Page
4
Social and personal items list locals visiting relatives, holidays, and moves. Numerous Winnipeg, Regina, Brantford, and Edmonton connections appear, with families traveling to Oakville, Minneapolis, Arvida, and New York for visits and conventions.
A son, Patrick Paul, was born Friday July 11 at Sacred Heart Hospital to Mr and Mrs Walter Michalchuk. He is a brother to Sandra and Elva.
Mr and Mrs Jas C Scott Me Connell Man announce the engagement of their second daughter Glenda Lorene to Mr Harold Lawrence Kopetsky only son of Mr and Mrs John Kopetsky Inglis Man The wedding is set for Saturday August 9 1968 at 2 p.m in McConnell United Church.
Grace Lutheran Church announces 9 am Divine Worship in Christ led by Pastor F Oswald. Service details reflect Anglican church structure and are published for parishioners and readers.
The Knox United Church schedules July services at 10 am led by Miss Phyllis Murdoch of Binscarth. Reverend G W Tindale remains minister.
The Anglican Church of Conate reports that services were discontinued during July under Rector Rev. W. S. Smith.
The report lists pass and honors for multiple students across grades. Kathleen and Bonita Fieseler achieved passes. Sharon Roulston, Nelliene Zitaruk, Linda McNaughton, and Betty Bahelby earned Grade IV First Class honors. Grade II First Class honors include Shiney Craig and Cleo Sharpe with honorees Margaret Isabel Hunter Elizabeth Ann Rawlings Dorothy Jas. Grade I Honors feature Linda Neil and Margaret Eleanor Zitariuk with Terrence Hunter also noted as equal and Sharon Sue Sparrow as pass. Bonnie Clement achieved Grade 1 First Class honors.
The Manitoba division of the Retail Merchants Association met in Winnipeg on July 14 1958 to elect officers. New president is J D Bastable of St James succeeding Malcolm McDiarmid of Winnipeg. Re-elected first and second vice presidents are A G Smelie of Russell and Lorne D McDonald of Brandon. Directors are W J G Morris of Birtle and Ed Johnson of Boissevain.
Funeral services for James Hunter 77 of Dropmore Sask held July 5 at Dropmore United Church with burial in Castleavery cemetery. He came from Kirkmichael Scotland in 1900 and left four sons and a sister surviving. Mrs James Hainstock died July 14 after brief illness. funeral held at Sacred Heart hospital era.
Wednesday service at Knox United Church conducted by Rev G W Tindale for Mrs Hamstock who died recently after a life of community work. Interment followed at Silver Creek. she had lived in Silverton then Russell since 1919, married to James Hainstock, survived by husband, mother, three sons Ernest Jack Grant, daughter Meryl, two Winnipeg sisters Donelda and Mary, three brothers Mervyn Guy and C P Coulter and many grandchildren.
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