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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 13, 1976
Page
6
The column records Reggie overhearing chatter at the St Regis Hotel coffee shop about April’s sun and May’s weather. It critiques Conservative Harry Enns for dissatisfaction with highway funding and notes Manitoba Highways Minister Peter Burtniak as too conservative with a small c in his budget.
Deborah Kaye Franklin and Terence William Beischer wed in a candlelight ceremony at Inglis United Church on April 17 1976 at 7 00 p.m. Rev G Buhr officiated with Marcia Beischer as soloist. The bridal party wore coordinated banlon and organza gowns as they celebrated with a reception at Inglis Hall and an eventual move to Victoria British Columbia. A prior miscellaneous shower on April 3 featured seven little sailors and gifts.
The Russell 4 H Home Makers held their achievement on May 5 in Memorial Hall with 7 p.m. doors. Isa Collins welcomed the audience as groups performed and reports were read including secretary treasurers and a mothers report. Pins were presented to nine new members and attendees heard dress and self determined projects narrated. Verna Evans from the Department of Agriculture delivered greetings and explained ribbon meanings. The evening closed with God Save The Queen and lunch served by the W I.
Dorothy Nield born November 26 1909 raised Strathclair district taught at St Marys School Angusville wife of Howard Nield moved to Lizard Point Reserve served community there died February 26 1976 in Victoria British Columbia services held Anglican Chapel by the Sea Winnipeg survivors sister Mary Fleming brothers Edward and Arthur. Funeral conducted Waywayseepower Cape by Rev Brian Penny with organist Mrs Norma Rattlesnake.
Memorial and committal services were held May 1 1976 at Waywayseecappo Presbyterian Church for D A Howard Nield and his wife Dorothy E Nield at Lizard Point Reserve Rossburn Manitoba. Howard Nield born Sept 6 1910 in Seeburn spent life as farmer, farm instructor for Indian Affairs, served in Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders during WWII then worked for Indian Affairs in various towns. He retired to Victoria British Columbia in 1969 and died July 12 1975. Survived by sister Olive and five brothers in Canada and Ontario.
Angusville residents Mr and Mrs John Kalyniuk and sons Richard and Hugh will attend a two week fireman course in Brandon. Richard Gallant and Hugh Kalyniuk of Leaf Rapids spent Mothers Day with Perry and Marian Kalyniuk at Virden, Manitoba.
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