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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 29, 1972

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Hospital Exterior To Be Panelled In Progress

Regular meeting of Russell Hospital District No. 4 board on June 21 1972 discussed parking lot paving plans with Nelson River Construction Limited. Manitoba Health Services Commission approved flooring and operating room light changes but not TV mounting devices. April financials showed a 75 surplus yet per patient day at 41.92 under budget due to overrun in patient days. Food costs over budget to be investigated. Board approved dictating equipment for rounds and records. Exterior paneling and windbreak tree planting plans noted. Manitoba Hospital Association accreditation report to be presented by Mr Hayes.

Russell Hospital District No. 4 Bruce McCsig Cochrane Kelyniuk Bomback Fingas Ireland Collins Thompson Frieze Therchitect Nelson River Construction Beierarete Ee ‘Hospital

Local Producers Push Lamb in Russell and Binitan Areas

The Russell Area Lamb Producers launch a program to offer homegrown lamb year round at local meat counters. Producer Jack Burnett notes lamb’s quality and promotes year round availability, while Lamb Association members address seasonal shortages and home preparation tips.

Russell Bintan Russell Area Jack Burnett Binscarth Jim Ramnno

Beef Barbecue Highlights Binscarth Homecoming Week

Weekend activities in Binscarth featured a beef barbecue after an exciting football game against Brandon. Handicraft displays impressed attendees, with an $81 crafts auction and $76 park service offering donated to the community centre. Rainheld off, inspiring summer workshops and rainy day plans.

Binsearth Brandon Chet A. Guenette St Lazare Ralph Lynne Peter St. Boniface

Community Information Service Seeks Helpers and July Projects

The Community Information Service notes activity in Parkland area with tourism materials, pension and passport help, lawn work for locals, and a Student Aid drive. St John Ambulance offers Project 72 First Aid training in July at $1 per person for textbooks and bandages, eight to nine hours over two to three days or a one day course. Interested people may contact the office to arrange dates in Russell. Also inviting float entrants for the Russell Fair parade on July 14, and reporting local sports progress: Men’s Five Team Past Ball League in home stretch with games through July 13, Russell Beaver 12 and under baseball 13-1 for first place with tourney wins at St Lazare, Binssearth, and Waskada.

Cations United States Winnipeg St. John’s Ambulance Russell Fair Grounds Russell Beaver St. Lazare Binsearth Waskada

Men s Open Fastball League Second Half Schedule

The second half of the men s fastball league is underway with remaining executive games in the schedule. Thursday June 29 Kinsmen at Expos. July 4 Farmers at Expos Woody s Wonders at Farmers. July 13 Woody s Wonders at Endeliff.

Ile Lsted Findelif Armers Woody's Woody's Wonders Farmers Woody’s Wonders Endeliff

Binscarth Orioles rally to beat Cloverleafs in tense game

Binscarth Orioles erased a four run deficit to top the Brandon Cloverleafs 10 to 9 after a late rally. Bob Thompson led Brandon with two homers while Dale Giez Don Gier and Glen Hodgson also homered for the visitors. The win improved Binscarth to 11 wins and 2 losses as plans for a Minot game and a July 7 home date against Dauphin Redbirds were discussed.

Binscarth Orioles Branson Orioles Garth Neville Bob Kutvan Binscorth Bob’ Thompson Seoring Binscarth Bob Thompson Brandon Dale Giez Don Gier Glen Hodgson Herb Andres Ball Kutzan Bob God Mo Joeen Oriole Bob ‘Thompson

Winnipeg Tour Beat Highlights For Local Group

To Winnipeg K Lazaruk and three chaperones plus Mrs Schwalm Mrs Lange and others began a busy itinerary at seven a.m. with a bag lunch at Portage la Prairie Park then tours of Winnipeg’s International Airport Art Gallery and Museum of Nature and Man dinner at Assiniboine Park and a viewing of Fiddler on the Roof. Friday featured a Legislature visit visitors gallery a Pan Am Pool swim lunch and an American band concert at Centennial Concert Hall a River Rouge tour and a planetarium visit after dinner at Kildonan Park. The weekend closed with city views from the Richardson Buildings and Saturday morning activities continued.

K. Lazaruk Schwalm Winnipeg River Rouge Kildonan Park Richardson

Angusville Cardinals Win Tourney in Roseburn and Grandview

Angusville Cardinals dominate weekend tourney at Roseburn and Grandview. June 24 they beat Birtle 18-11 with Chuchmuch winning in relief, Furman and Wowk adding home runs. Final toppled Grandview 14-1 as Rubennik won. Chuchmiets homered. June 25 at Grandview they swept Rossburn 7-0 behind Gallant, then shelled Grandview 14-6 with Chuchmuck earning the win and Kotelniski homeregt.

Roseburn Cardinals Edge Birtle Bob Chuchmuch Stan Furman Barry Wowk Angusville Grandview Lakers Henry Rubennik Curnis Chuchmuéts Grandview Money Jim Gallant Rossburn Bob Chuchmuck Marion Kotelniski Mr. Kotelniski

Order Of Eastern Star Visits Honored Home Chapter

Worthy Grand Matron Mrs J J Cross conducted an official visit to her home chapter on June 9 accompanied by Worthy Grand Patron Ian Hendry of Winnipeg. A pre meeting banquet in Elks Hall served 88 guests. Seventy-two members and visitors signed the register for the evening. sixteen were Grand Officers including Mrs Ina Bird, Mrs Braendle, and Mrs Donnie Dunn. Congratulations and best wishes for a splendid year were extended as the gathering closed.

J. J. Cross Ian Hendry Winnipeg Elks Hall The Order of Roy Purple Mra Cross Ina Bird Braendle bin: Searth Donnie Dunn

Community Farewell and Weekend Notices in Russell

Neighbors gathered at the Iks Hall to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Bob Thom and family who move to Minot North Dakota where Bob manages Morris Farm Equipment. The item notes golf entries, Dominion Day closings, rain reports, new school superintendent, and local events including parade plans, a hospital estate relic, Manitoba lotteries, and Psi Science youth projects touring Russell with metaphysics lectures.

Frienas Te Iks Bob Thom Minot North Dakota Bob Morris Farm Equipment Thoms Mert Pettin Harry Shondra Gilbert Plains Russell Club Don Thompson Ken Reavie Eldon Montimery Lorne Robinson Ross Graham Doug McCaig Seymour Stevens Jack Drever Canada Aviston Lyle Fraser D. F. Metseac Pelly Trail Melsane Watrous Sask Memorial Avenue Minnedosa Russell Agricultural Society Doug Kelly Cockerill Manitoba Psi Science Russell Council Chamber

Kinette Club sponsors child for Camp Sunshine

The Russell Kinette Club wrapped up the 1971 72 year at the Queens Hotel on June 20. They recapped projects including fall and spring rummage sales for the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatic Society and Christmas hampers for underprivileged families. They sent clothing parcels to Nelson House, operated a hospital fish pond, bought a mesh play pen and two baby recliners for the Russell and District Hospital nursery, and planned park benches. A child sponsorship for Sunshine was announced for 1972 73. The new executive includes President Gale Toews, Secretary Val Brown, and Treasurer Gayle Johnston.

Russell Kinette Club Queens Hotel Kinette Club Arthritis and Rheumaticm Society Usiness Kinettcs Russell Kinettes Nelson House Manitoba Kinettes Russell and District Hospital Kittle Park Gale Toews Secretar Val Brown Gayle Johnston

Safe Boat Week in Canada Promotes Life Jacket Use

Canada Safety Council warns most boating deaths stem from disobedience and ignorance of safe practices. It stresses wearing life jackets, obeying laws, and knowledge of regulations to prevent about 200 annual Canadian fatalities.

Canada Nnn Canada Safety Council Manitoba

Swimming News In Winnipeg Pre-beginner Classes Invite Parents

Tardy parents slow classes as registration gaps disrupt schedules. In Winnipeg, instructors teach pre-beginner sessions with parents and children together, asking for two towels a dry outfit and a sweatshirt. Sammye urges participation to help instructors manage lessons.

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