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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
5
The Assinmoine 4H Club met April 17 at the Burla home to plan a May 8 Achievement Day in the Legion Hall at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. News by Darlene Bezan notes several weekend visits and hospital wishes.
Dropmore hosted guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ferris, including son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jackson of Brandon. Douglas Hunter of Winnipeg renewed ties in the district while working around Strathclair and visiting Roblin. Elaine Robertson of Russell stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Robertson. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. R. Haas and family of Langenburg. Rev. Don Robertson of Russell led the morning service at Dropmore United Church.
Local residents share visits from relatives across Manitoba and Saskatchewan including Cameron Digby and Pinder families. Mrs. Spragg and Paul Dietrichs’ daughter Paul ette from Winnipeg visit, while Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seadlity of Regina and John Hunter’s sons Greg and Richard visit Brandon. A speedy recovery is wished to George Baronet in Russell District Hospital. Local folk helped reshingling the hall amid ideal weather and strong community spirit despite shrinking small places. Assiniboine Reservoir water level rises above last year’s peak as dam visitors enjoy picnics.
Last Thursday in Silverton fire from two garbage barrels nearly engulfed the curling rink and community hall. Town residents acted fast preventing major loss as the rink roof suffered some damage. The Russell fire engine arrived to save the rink and thanks were given to the Belhumour girls who raised the alarm. The piece also notes local visits and a district convention in MaknOFF.
Over the weekend visiting at multiple homes were Mrs. C Tennant of Russell and Lorna's mother, Joan Kiimack, a nurse in training, who spent time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hadland of Shoal Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. C Clark of Thompson called on Mr. and Mrs. Tim Dunn. Stewart McLeod was selected to attend a Youth Exchange seminar by the National Farmers Union. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Payne of Winnipeg visited Jan’s parents, Willis Kieper, as did Mr. and Mrs. Lanes of Abernathy, Sask. who called on Willis Kieper Saturday.
Newsletter from the legislature reports that Manitoba Development Corporation has allegedly assumed ownership of Columbia Forest Products shares. Critics question job creation and management controls while tax bills rise under Bill 21 and Bill 17. The debate includes union-busting accusations and opposition critiques of government expense control.
A 1968 sedan listed as a four door with automatic transmission, radio, and standard features. A 1945 Oldsmobile Dynamic eight four door hardtop with automatic transmission, radio, power steering and brakes is also noted in the listing.
Agriculture minister Sam Us sin urges Manitoba children homeowners and municipalities to beautify parks public grounds boulevards and other areas by planting trees as Arbor Day events set for May 3.
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