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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1971
Page
2
A compiled local chronicle notes the Binscarth creamery fire in 1901 with no insurance and heavy loss. It also lists snow in 1911, church appointments, school and track achievements, Victory Loan drive progress in 1947, and notable births, anniversaries, and a bridal shower in Angusville.
Sympathy extended to Mrs Charles Hertlein on her husband s death as Fred Hertlein mourns his brother. Silverton U C W hosted Senior Citizens at the Friendship Centre. Visitors included Roy McTavish of Eugene Oregon and John McTavish of Birtle. The Lungles returned from the Pacific Coast to Alwyn Coulter s near Headingly with Elaine Lungal staying with Ed and Ethel. Jim Cochrane drove to Winnipeg for Farm Union meetings and a family gathering marked the twenty fifth anniversary of Paul Linguist and Mrs Henry Dyck W M Cochrane.
Miss Adeline Wolowitze Nisa Shirley Katchen and Miss Janis Kalyniuk were home for the weekend while Mr and Mrs Harry Popett and sons motored to Benito. They stopped visiting in Swan River and Dauphin where Alex Roroway, formerly of Angusville, had funeral services. They then went to Winnipeg to spend the week.
June is praised as a joyful Canadian month yet Bill Smiley notes summer’s drawbacks. The essay reflects on weather, gardens, school year end fatigue, boat repairs, golf, weddings, and life’s ironies with the Argyle Syndicate voice. It blends nostalgia with wry caution about June's bright moments and hidden thorns.
Mr and Mrs Willis Kieper visited Winnipeg to attend daughter Jan's graduation as an xray technician. Andy Stewart of Dauphin stayed with Bob Stewart on Sunday. Tommy Kieper turned six, hosting kindergarten friends. Ralph Corrigan and Verne Dunn visited Brandon and area, calling on Br. and Mrs Dave Brown and others, with visits to Archie Landry in Rapid City.
Shellmouth notes report Miss Connie Davidson spending holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Davidson. Mr and Mrs Andy Dodds of Brandon visited Mr and Mrs Ab Busch. Mrs Lillian Hooper remains in Russell Hospital and Mr Pete Patterson in Roblin Hospital. Ann Davidson has returned home from hospital. Rawa spends a few days at home. Mr and Mrs Jack Vosper went to Winnipeg to visit Vosper's brother who is critically ill. Eileen Levecqué and Jean Blix visited Mil ler en route to the Dauphin Provincial Nurses Convention. Also visiting were Don Levecque and Michelle of Thunder Bay. Margaret Tuningly spent the weekend with Norah Stewart. Mr and Mrs Bruce rd.
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