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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
8
Weontinue Tom Rage objects to neglect of Ft Esperance preserving teepee rings fireplace stones and fort evidences. Dr Gilbert offers 1939 Historical Society minutes and Fort Pelly and Fort Billie invoices from 1868 1881 1897 for archival microfilming. A near unanimous vote of thanks followed.
A long column of local travel and social items from Russell Manitoba details families on motor trips to the Pacific Coast visiting relatives in Mission B C and Winnipeg. It notes birthdays parties at the Wardle home and various relatives visiting Edmonton Saskatoon and Bricksdale plus a Boys Camp at Clear Lake and a July 15 club meeting with officers elected and donations sent to PTET.
The account notes Dr. Gilbert recording his talk and his generosity in donating a fine collection of Indian relics to the Province. Many expressed hope of viewing the collection when visiting Saskatoon in the future.
Harold Laurence Polding died in Lillooet British Columbia on July 1 after a short illness of double pneumonia at age 38. He was born in Crosby district and lived in Binscarth before moving to Chilliwack then Lillooet following his 1954 marriage to Ruth Brown. He is survived by his wife and son Richard, his mother Mrs. M L Polding, and several siblings. Funeral services were held in Chilliwack with interment at Loon Mountain Cemetery in Chilliwack. Pallbearers included Ted Polding Godfrey Cornell Harold Furnace Charles Peterson Tony Kostiak and Oliver Davies.
Grace Lutheran Church Russell Manitoba invites worshipers to attend a Christ Anglican Church service at 9:00 am led by Pastor F Oswald. The church extends a cordial invitation to all.
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