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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1977
Page
4
Tuesday bingo at St Josephs offers 15 games air 10 dollar games 25 dollar blackout plus 3800 dollar jackpot in 55 numbers. Admission 61 dollars extra tickets 19. Auction sale Monday June 27 in aid of Binscarth Drop In Centre donations or partial sale.
A miscellaneous bridal shower will be held on Tuesday June 14 at 7 30 p m in the United Church basement honoring Miss Brenda Liebrecht bride elect of July 9 1944 or 1945. Please accept this invitation.
Ottawa researchers offer garden-tested choices for difficult corners. Hostas thrive in moist shade with variegated forms and tall spikes. Pulmonaria starts pink and shifts blue as blooms mature. Polyanthus and primroses brighten spring while tolerating heat in shade. Astilbe and Heuchera provide variety for damp shade, coral bells bloom long, and blue Attruga ground cover helps under trees, with invasiveness managed by easy removal. Lamium offers late spring yellow spikes.
Lois and Gordon Ross announce the birth of Randolph Roy on May 23 1977 at Russell Hospital. Betty and Garnet Cochran announce the birth of their daughter on May 27 weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. A garden feature by Mr Cole recommends varieties for shady and dry sunny spots, including creeping juniper daylilies and aquilegia. Golf Club Draw winners listed as Vern Rosnoski Gordon Jones and Theresa Stasiuk with draws held by Ruth Mushumanski.
The notice lists Christ Church at Inglis and St Matthew in Russell within the Inglis Pastoral Charge of the United Church of Canada. Services are 10:00 a.m. in Inglis and 11:00 a.m. in Russell with church school at 11:00 a.m. Rev. G L Buhr and Rev. E D McIntyre co shepherd the congregations.
Bill Smiley recalls Canada Day a yearly writers festival started by Jim Foley in Port Colborne. Authors and poets travel long distances, with publishers and cultural groups funding displays. The writer notes attendees, performers from Newfoundland, and familiar figures like Irving Layton and Al Purdy, plus interactions with politicians and media.
Residents and staff share gossip and reflections from a writers gathering. Notables include Leslie Mac Farlane and Jack Hodgins, with comments on publishers, Beard styles, and the Canadian culture scene. June birthdays for Mrs Emily Saunders and Mr Fred Derbowka are noted along with a pet show. Volunteers are sought for afternoon transport to Shellmouth Dam and other outings.
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