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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
2
The Russell Banner on Main Street Russell Manitoba informs readers of subscription terms and payment details. The notice authorizes second class mail through the Post Office Department Ottawa and states payments to be made in cash. Sanderson is the editor and publisher.
The era of ideal weather boosts confidence in a strong crop season with barley harvest possible this week. Rural markets feature historical notes from 30 and 40 years ago, including political candidacies and local business changes.
Silverton residents list visitors from Winnipeg and Minnedosa plus Beaufield and Star City. Weddings, birthday greetings, and a large round of relatives gather as families host kin from Edmon ton and Vancouver. Gerald Keating earns a private pilot license. church services announced for August 1 at Silverton United Church.
A family notice reports Dianne and Janis Anucumucs visiting the west coast amid a fatal accident that claimed a cousin. Dianne suffers a brain injury requiring surgery and remains in hospital. hopeful notes extend to Mrs J A Chuchmuch and other relatives.
A local notice lists a benefit whist drive and dance for the Bill Zimmer family at the community hall on August 4. Donations can be sent to Russell Hardware. The report also covers guests and visiting relatives from Prince Albert, Detroit, Winnipeg, Roblin, Esterhazy, Barthead, Churchbridge, Clinton and other places, with multiple households cited.
In Minniska district on Sunday, residents shared greetings as old friends met while Carol Dunn attends Camp Wasaga. Winnipeg’s Mrs Findlay stays with the David Dunn family to care for two grandsons during their mother’s hospital stay. Edmonton’s Mrs Bernard and family visit Chas McPartane’s parents for part of the holidays. Evin Dunn and Louise Miller went to Gladstone for a funeral. Roy Landry of Minnedosa visited Watson Dunn, and Lindsay Keating called on old friends. Garry Amon of Cookstown spent the weekend with Mrs Watson Dunn’s family as Bob Stewart hosted a gathering for Bernhard’s guests.
Mr and SMPs Dama and spending their holidays at their summer home. Mrs Rorke of Port Arthur visiting with her mother Mrs D C Stewart Miss Norah Stewart visiting friends in Thompson. Mr and Mrs Ed Porada and family of Hinton AB visiting Mr John Porada, Mr and Mrs Raymond Hitler and family of Indus Alberta visiting friends in the district. Judy Davidson visiting friends in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs Nez Patterson and family of Flin Flon visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Pete Patterson. Mr and Mrs Jan Mickak and family of Morden visiting friends in the district. Mr and Mrs Bruce Davidson and family of Winnipeg visiting holidays. Miss Mary Grimble chief lactician at Victoria Hospital Endon Ontario guest at the home of Misses E and A Rose. Miss TL Langford visiting sister Mrs Joy. Miss Rose Kozakowski of Winnipeg and Mr and Mrs N Polocki and family of Montreal visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Mike Kozakowski. The Max Mitenes family newa reunion at Marchwell Sunday. Fourteen brothers and sisters attended.
The Craigie Cheerio Club met at Irene Thicket’s home with seven members and no visitors. Visitors listed for the next meeting include Betty Spencer and Shirley Glasman. Ivy McKinnon will prepare the August program. A gift draw donated by Irene Thicket was won by Kay Valley. Next meeting set at Kay Valley’s home starting 2:80 pm. Visitors from Brandon, Ivan Carver and spouse, visited the G Barber home for the weekend.
Local residents and visitors recount several days with friends and relatives across towns including Regina Langenburg Brandon and Winnipeg. Notable items include trips to Island Falls and Ham iota, birthday celebrations for Lars Aplard, 4H Rally participation, and preparations for the Jubilee ride.
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