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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 15, 1969

Page

4

Weekend Social Notes Span Many Relatives Visits

Social and personal items mention Mr. and Mrs. George Spar, Mr. John Farquhar, and others visiting relatives from Pine Falls Winnipeg Esterhazy and Calgary. The column notes weekend arrivals, engagements, and local events including showers, tours, and upcoming sales and games across Estevan Neepawa and Russell.

Lems George Spar John Farquhar Tre- Yow Lynn Pine Falls Sea

Planning a Spring Tea Sandwiches and Bread Tips

A newspaper column offers practical guidance for planning sandwiches for groups. It covers bread varieties and yields, butter portions per loaf, and whether to use fresh or frozen sliced bread for lunch boxes, noting rolled sandwiches require very fresh bread. Next week will discuss fillings and garnishes.

Mrs. Bill Genaille 56 Buried Here Monday

Funeral services were held Monday at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church for Mrs. Bill Genaille 56 who died May 9 after a brief illness at Winnipeg General Hospital. Rev. L McCloskey officiated and interment followed at Russell Memorial Ge

St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church Bill Vina) Genaille Winnipeg General Hospital L. McCloskey Russell Memorial Ge

Miss Shirley Hogue speaks at U C W meeting

A nice crowd attends the United Church Women event as Miss Shirley Hogue of Yorkton delivers a talk on Wednesday evening. Joyce Evans, Sandra White and Douglas Prosavich were confirmed at the United Church on Sunday. Congratulations rise for performers at the Russell musical festival. Miss Emily Ferguson spent the weekend here.

Shirley Hogue Yorkton U.C.W Joyce Evans Sandra White Douglas Prosavich United Church Russell Emily Ferguson

Readers dispute lake name near dam site in Roblin area

Letters to the editor argue over naming the dam site lake. Mrs Effie Comfort of Kelvington Saskatchewan urges calling it Dropmore Lake for local ties. Another letter from Mrs Alice Sage of Roblin supports Duff’s Lake due to historic naming and notes water level changes near the dam.

Roblin Lake Dropmore Lake Dropmore Ake Duff Alice Sage Roblin

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