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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
2
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A digest of brief items dated May 1929 to May 1959 records purchases and plans including a Gasoline pump bought by J Hainstock for imminent installation, Bud Glasman heading to Brandon, and a baseball wins by the city team. It also notes a Rossburn bowling team retaining the Haackie Cup, a heat wave reaching 86 then 34 degrees, and attendance at a National Federation of Liberal Women convention in Winnipeg with WMS Presbyterial participation.
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The Minniska column records a Saturday Russian reception in Rus sell with Mushumanski family and Heaters. visits by Angus, McLeod, Clairmont, Davidson, and Hackman families. a Sunday gathering for Cheryl Davidson’s birthday. and greetings for a Europe trip. Attendees include Jim Angus of Chater, Guy Clairmont of Brandon, Tim Dunns circle, and Edger McParlane of Campbell River.
Henry VIII appoints Brien Tuke as Master of the Posts and directs his Post offices to record mail receipts and despatches establishing the first public mail system.
The Angusville page reports a successful May 2 novelty bingo and bake sale netting 164.25 and 10420 respectively, with thanks to locals including the Gallants of Brandon. It lists multiple locals traveling to events in Winnipeg, Grandview, and Russell, plus a bridal shower, several weddings set for May 17 in Russell, and upcoming nuptials for Adeline Sarawyn and Bary Brown.
In a fervent defense, supporters claim the Don Messer Show offers clean, comforting nostalgia from Maritime roots and a weekly escape from harsher fare on CBC. They argue its cancellation would remove a cherished, simple tradition despite mixed ratings and broader budget choices.
A writer critiques television trends comparing controversial shows to Don Messer’s decade‑long program. They question Nielsen methods, note Messer’s Friday 830 slot, and discuss CBC’s varied quality from sports to drama and news, arguing for audience choice and cultural balance.
Hospitalized at Lampman sympathy to the Veal family on Mrs. Dora Veal’s death in Melville on May 3. New residents Mr and Mrs John Jacobs bought the former Swedberg home and moved in. Mr and Mrs Mike Hrlykkin and family stayed with her parents before moving to Winnipeg. University students wrap up studies and seek summer work. Visitors from Regina include Mr Oscar Swedberg Mr Orrie Swedberg and Doug. Best wishes to Mrs Emilie Apland post surgery in Winnipeg. Heintz of Carrot Creek Alberta arrived April 27 visiting Mrs Kriewaldt before returning home. Alfred Berke Clifford and Mrs E Westerlund met. Sympathy to Earl Roulston Bill Elliot Elmer Andrews and others on their mother Mrs Sparing of Spy Hill death May 4. Mrs Elizabeth Hande left May 5 for Esterhazy to reside at a nursing home. Ernest Hande visited Estechagy with brother Henry. Officers for coming year: President John E Wondrasek, vice president Frank Bily, secretary-treasurer L M Self, social committee J E L M Self S Wilson and C. Mrs G Cartwright visiting Winnipeg with Cartwright family. Mrs A C Heap returned from Thompson Man after weeks away. Congratulations to Mrs O Schrot on her birthday May 9. Friends tea with Mrs Schrot. R H Self and Robert Self visit Moose Jaw to see Wendy and Al Self.
A meeting of former Marchwell Home and School Club members on April 26 decided to dissolve the club dormant since 1964. They will close the club’s bank, $46.40, and use funds to aid a room for retarded children in Langenburg. Simon Zentner will contact Lang enburg’s Association of Mentally Retarded. Mrs. Betke returns home after hospital stay. Pamela graduates in Winnipeg.
The piece contrasts Buddha and Jesus, noting Ananda weeping at the Buddha's death and Jesus reassuring his followers. It remarks on facing challenges beyond human resources and the promise that Jesus is with them always as they spread the gospel beyond borders.
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