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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1967
Page
5
A selection of long sleeve sport shirts in cotton blends, a pair of socks, white handkerchiefs, and Jac and cotton shirts. Also Perma Press casual pants that never need iron with sizes from small to large. Prices range from $1.00 to $10.98, featuring bone tan olive shades.
The Inglis area hosts visitors and plans a June opening for Ascasippi Beach with a fastball tournament. A farewell to Reverend Don Cockrill and family at Inglis United Church marks their move to serve in Brazil, with a parting purse and Centennial spirit filling the gathering.
Sympathy extends to the Shearer family on the passing of their cousin Lask. Funeral was in Bredenbury with Arthur Nichols and Miss Mired Ervis attending from Dropmore. Centennial supper at the inn and a Dropmore United Church service featured Mr Kines with his sons Tom and Hugh. The Centennial dance at Dropmore hall, sponsored by the Curling Club, drew strong attendance and lively music. Betty joined the Young People’s reception at the Legislative Buildings rotunda with Princess Alexandra and The Hon. Angust in attendance.
The June meeting at the home of Jo and Betty Spencer had nine members and one visitor. Minutes, treasurer report, and various reports were presented and approved. The next visitors include Bryan McKinnon visiting Winnipeg and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Winter. Jack Shaw family visited Noo Merrides at Spy Hill. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Kowalishen on their Saturday marriage.
Classified notice offers a large room for rent in a modern home. Fully equipped for housekeeping with a focus on night use and evenings. Contact details appear fragmented but indicate a private rental arrangement.
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