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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
8
Eugene Caldwell extends thanks to his committees and supporters from the past election and congratulates Rodney Clement for his clear and sporting campaign victory, praising the effort and the voters who honored him.
Cub Corner reports low attendance with only 15 boys at the latest meeting. Baseball remains popular as the Cub team captains Bryan Loney and Tom my Dunsmore led a split teams game. A pants and socks mix up at the school grounds is under investigation. A June 26 Elks bingo will raise funds. age for Cubs is eight to twelve and no new boys until after holidays.
Angusville report covers Mr. and Mrs. James Stirling and daughter Anne visiting from Agincourt Ontario en route to British Columbia, with many old friends. Congratulations to Jack Glasman and Joy Switzer on their June wedding at Foxwarren, plus multiple local visits, church events, confirmations, and notices of summer travel and relief efforts.
Craigie Mr. and Mrs. Dave McKinnon Bryan and L Glasman motored to Yorkton on June 14 with Alvin Glasman leaving for Washington DC by T C A. The McKinnon party later went to Brandon for Brandon Teacher's College graduation where Emily joined for the summer. Harry Ewankien of Ontario spent the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. M Stevens and family returned to the district on Monday.
W L closes summer season with a picnic meeting on Wednesday June 18. Mrs Way presided over a record attendance of 22 members and seven visitors at Mrs Kippan's cottage in Silver Beach.
An enjoyable afternoon featured plans for a senior citizens tea to be held next September at Mrs. T. Kieper's home. W. W. Wilson reported on Winnipeg convention activities of WL through the province. The town approved adding more library space, placing books on the north wall of the rest room. A new edition to the town drew much satisfaction. Quick Canadian facts show 1956 manufacturing employment at 1,364,163 with $46 billion in wages and $11.7 billion spent on materials.
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