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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
6
Sunday June 18 at Knox United Church features morning sermon As For Me And My House We Will Serve the Lord and evening parade by The Russell Lodge AF and AM No 62 to the church for annual service with subject So He built the House and Finished It Induction service for the…
Weekend visitors and long distance trips fill Russell notes. Miss Marie Bauming stays at Roblin while Dr. and Mrs. C C Graham return from Toronto Ottawa and Montreal. Mrs D Calvert of Vancouver visits her mother Mrs A McDonagh. Mrs J Jackson travels with Jim Jackson to Souris and Regina. Meetings include Young Woman's Club at Mrs R J Berg. Several families plan summers in California Winnipeg and Palm Springs. Eastern Star hosts a farewell tea for Mrs Hancock and cancels future Russell visit due to Mr F W Dudley's death.
Mr and Mrs Alf Highfield of Foxwarren celebrated their golden wedding as family guests, including Alf Highfield and Elaine Higntela, and Joe Diprick and Alf Higntela, with services planned at Minniska United Church on Sunday June 16, and a special program on Monday evening June 26. Mrs Carson McVey is visiting relatives before returning to Owen Sound Ont after holidays in Vancouver and Seattle.
At Lucky Lake Sask on Saturday June 2 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Horace Pennington.
A Tuesday evening shower at Mrs. L. Foster’s home honored former Morris resident Mrs. Dorothy Coates. Gifts included blankets from Army & Navy Veterans, presented on a tea wagon with help from Mrs. Jack Hyde and Miss Edythe Vinnell. Mrs. Coates, a former Morris school staff member, will live with her husband in Winnipeg after visiting her father Geo. A Allen. About eighty guests signed the guest book and a lunch followed.
Gerry Ciprick, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ciprick of Flin Flon, died after a sailboat foundered on Phantom Lake Sunday. Two companions escaped as two others reached safety. His parents are former district residents.
Children up to about twelve need at least one pint of milk daily to form strong bones and teeth. If milk is disliked, serve it digested in soups or puddings. A summer treat is a tall frosted glass with a mixture of crushed fresh fruit and milk.
Thus Robertson sells furniture and household effects at Russell on Saturday June 24. Shipley & Son serve as auctioneers.
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