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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 1968

Page

8

Royals Win Calder Ball Tournament

The Royals travelled to Calder Saskatchewan to compete in the sports day and won the ladies fastball title with victories over Calder 14 to 1 Kamsack 6 to 1 and Saltcoats 16 to 8. Connie Davidson pitched Calder to their lone run while Ann Nernberg Kathy Klimack and Connie Davidson homered. Russell stars included multiple runs in the first three innings and Kathy Klimack Lillian Field homers in the final game. Batting averages feature Nancy Stanley Deb ie Bezo Anita Zimmer and Gladys Klimack among others.

Calder Sask Kamsack Saltcoats Russell Ann Nernberg Kathy Klimack Connie Davidson Gladys Klimack Russell Royal Kathy Klimcak Lillian Field Nancy Stanley Debbie Bezo Anita Zimmer Debbie Whyte Ann Nemnberg Gertie Russin Penny Davidson Lois Zimmer Lorna Eshelby Val Gwen Nerber

Weding party travels from Dropmore to Calgary for niece Sharon McNeill

Dropmore residents Mrs. Harold Moster and Mrs. Patterson’s sister Mrs. Lucy Hatherly of Vancouver join relatives to attend Sharon McNeill’s wedding in Calgary last Saturday. Open air church service at Assessippi Beach drew many locals. Grace Hospital discharge accompanied by son Leslie. Sympathies sent to Mr. and Mrs. George Petz on John Zit aruk’s death in Yorkton. Ken Douglas Hunter visited Winnipeg connections. Zeibarts of Roblin celebrated golden anniversary at home with Ewart Kitz and family.

Harold Moster Inglis Patterson Lucy Hatherly Vancouver B.C Charlie Bernhard Sheldon George’ Bernhard Calgary Sharon McNeill Assessippi Beach W. Doole Douglas Hunter Winnipeg G. Zeibart Roblin Ewart Kitz MacNutt Zeibart Dropmore Distargee Relied Et Ad Sea Ee

Marchwell Notes On Deaths and Local Happenings

Sympathy is extended to the Zentner family on the death of Mrs. Neumer Sr at Langenburg Hospital. Local visits include Henry Yont Andrew Layb and Albert Geres to Bonnyville Alberta for fishing with the Albert Layh family. Tim Lee joined the 4-H Calf Show at Foxwarren while E Westerlund visited Emma Hoglund in Melville. Ernest Lee’s family mourns the death of Mrs. Ernest Lee. the Leees were former Marchwell residents. Felix Pringle of Calgary visited his parents near Lady Lake and did road work near there. Marchwell Ladies Auxiliary refinished the hall floor. Don Johnson visited Yorkton. Alex Bennett and family attended the Foxwar Fen 4H Calf Show and visited Gordon Bry at Binscorth. John Olson of Eugene Oregon visits nephews and nieces Lloyd Martin and Buddy Lundgren. Victoria BC averages nine frost-free months from March to December.

Simah Zentner Neumer Langenburg Hospital Henry Yont Andrew Layb Albert Geres Bonnyville Alberta Albert Layh Tim Lee Foxwarren E. Westerlund Emma Hoglund Melville Ernest Lee Neepawa Eric Lee Ernest Lees Marchwell Felix Pringle Calgary Binscorth John Olson Eugene Oregon Lloyd Martin Buddy Lundgren

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