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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1969
Page
3
John Hepworth announces lists of persons entitled to vote for the June 25 1969 election. Revision hearings run 8:00 am to 10:00 pm in Birtle Dalton Hardware Russell W A Wilson residence Shoal Lake Election Office. Dates: June 7 9 1969.
A weekend in Binscarth features visits from Winnipeg residents J Ermet and family, Miss Cathy Clements, and Carla and Cherie Molson. Liberal candidate John Braendle receives supporter turnout in Birtle. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Elmer Orr honoring Norman McLean and various Brandon Winnipeg trips. A walk-a-thon is planned by Junior-Hi students for June 8. Weekend guests include Bonnie Cook Gail Malinosky Harley Self Bob Hamilton and others.
The 4-H Junior Group held a demonstration contest with two teams. Janice Thomson and Carol Rice presented Stress the Press using Sadiron era history and ironing methods. Marjorie McKay and Joyce Crerar showcased Wool Brooms. Joan Dickin praised the winning demo. Janice and Carol advance to the Russell district contest in Major Pratt Auditorium on June 5, with Brandon Fair as the summer goal.
United Church of Canada announces services at Binscarth and Foxwarren with worship at 10 00 am and Sunday church school. Communion and Confirmation scheduled for Sunday June 8. Minister Robert Burton presiding.
Two letters from Manitoba readers critique taxpayer costs and governance. Mrs. Nettie Wiseman of Russell argues the school division wastes funds on chairs and buildings while seeking full accounting and taxpayer control. Ted Carpenter of Inglis counters editorial bias in The Russell Banner and urges support for Walter Weir and western Liberals amid federal turmoil.
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