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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 2000

Page

9

Cross Canada Trail Opens in Russell On June 20

The Gross Canada Trail and the Russell Walking Path are ready for public use from Millenium Park to Bergs Crescent and on to Neepawa. Elk’s Crossing bridge, built by Gerald Keating and volunteers, symbolizes community spirit funded by the Elk’s Club. An official opening at 3:00 p.m. June 20 at the Russell and District Community Centre will feature Water Carriers from Ottawa arrival, dignitaries, R.C.M.P. Cadets Scouts and Yachminka dancers, followed by a 45 minute program and a public trail walk.

Gross Canada Russell Millenium Park Elk’s Crossing C.P Berg's Crescent C.N Russell and District Arctic Pacific Ocean Ottawa

Russell Homecoming Promotes Local Businesses and Events

Russell town plans a busy homecoming weekend with Asessippi Inn beer gardens a Saturday dance by Lions Club and a pancake breakfast by the French Travel Club. Downtown promotions, wandering minstrels, and sale of branded homecoming items accompany hotel occupancy nearing full. Churches invite visitors to attend Sunday worship.

Eldon Montgomery Russell Asessippi Inn Lions Club Russell Golf and Country Club Dales Wear Mala Russell Inn Jolly Ledger

Miller wins men's golf tournament

Miller takes the men's golf title with a 73 as 63 players competed on tour. Craig Miller posted low hidden hole 3, Lynn Madsen had high hidden hole 17, Tim Weber claimed long drive, and Len Sincinski along with Ted Petz earned closest to holes. Sponsors included Reavie’s Pharmacy and Russell Golf Club.

Craig Miller Lynn Madsen Tim Weber Hamiota Len Sincinski Ted Petz Reavie's Pharmacy Westpark Insurance IMC Mine One Stop Sport Shop Home Hardware Macleods True Value Royal Bank Brendon Holdings Dales McMunn and Yates Russell Inn Russell Flower Cut and Dried Russell Golf Club Labatts

Miller's win in mixed two ball foursome event

The Mixed Two Ball attracted 31 couples. Craig and Joan Miller won the tournament. second flight winners were Willie and Lorraine Brown with a 102. Frank and Carol Taylor topped the st flight with 94. Closest to pin was Don Sanderson. A BBQ steak supper followed. sponsorship shifted from Southside Service to Russell Flower Cut and Dried.

Craig Joan Miller Frank Carol Taylor Minnedosa Willie Lorraine Brown Gerry Wondrasek B'Ann Woodhouse Don Sanderson

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