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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
3
Two pioneer residents of Silver Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Watson Broadfoot, were laid to rest last Wednesday. The community sends best wishes to Winnipeg and notes major changes as Bob Corley and Blair occupy the Broadfoot home. Elmer Shepherd bulldozed basements for Eleckta, Bob Corley, and the church.
RAF trains Alsatian dogs for police work at global stations. Seventy dogs, many from RAF stock, will be shown at Staverton near Gloucester in a public display titled RAF Police Dogs on Parade. Cadet Pate of West Bromwich introduces Wolf, a pick-aback ride.
The United Church plans special anniversary services on Sunday June 12 with a dinner and concert on Monday June 13 at 6 and 8 pm. Mrs Paul Chuchmuch improves at Sacred Heart hospital and wishes for her speedy recovery. Mrs Bobby Pritchard convalesces at home after illness at Sacred Heart hospital since May 27, returning June 5. J W Bell attends United Church conference in Winnipeg with Rev Russell Reid of the Silverton charge. Two carloads of men motored to Minnedosa on June Sth to hear George Drew support James Jackson. Weddings expected next week. Mr and Mrs Cecil Nield hosted friends from en Sask on Sunday. Miss Olive Michalchuk crowned queen at the UCY contest in Roblin on June 4, winning amateur hour honors. orchestra sponsored by the UCY club includes Gladys Chipelski, Nellie Lopehinsky, Lillian Hnatuke, Olive and Eugenia Michalchuk.
Miss Hilda Stefanishyn and Nick Onysko of Winnipeg visited at her home this weekend. Mrs Dick Veyne and infant son of Rivers Man returned home after holidaying with Mrs Walter Keller Sr. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Jean Golitz and Walter Laskowski on their June 2 marriage. A ball tournament and JC picnic at Roblin drew many young people Saturday. Eddie and Louis Keller were weekend visitors at Rivers. Fred Halowski and Harry Mushey of Vancouver are visiting relatives in the district.
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