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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 16, 1957
Page
3
Residents recount visits and hospitality across Inglis and area. Debby Baldur Oliver returns from Stockton for two weeks with the Bryant family, while Rita completes studies and starts with Canadian Life in Winnipeg. A wedding at Dropmore, church service, and school events are listed along with local hospital updates and upcoming events.
Congratulations to Miss Alice Ferris and Mr. Jim Johnson who were married at Dropmore Unites Church at 2 30 pm on Friday May 10. Mr Wilfred Brown of Brandon visited the district on Saturday of last week. Isabel Hunter and Betty Raw-
Local mus students and visitors highlighted weekend activity in Russell. Musicians from Winnipeg and Roblin joined residents for church service at Dropmore and a bridal shower for Miss Alice Ferris, bride-to-be of May 10.
Arlee Conner from Ox Grandview spent two weeks visiting Watt Dunn. Mrs. Win Stewart of Winnipeg visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stewart over the weekend. Mrs. Sam Hackman moved to stay with Mrs. W Heap due to Mr. Heap's illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hackman saw Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLennan of Binscarth on Sunday. The Mother's Day service.
At a well attended church service Janet Jim and Jane Angus of Chater are in town for the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George McLeod. Bob Stewart delivered entries to the Dauphin bull sale on Tuesday. Mrs Jack Hyde has visited with her daughter Mrs Wes McLeod for a few days.
A trained Sint Aider at an accident scene can bind wounds and prevent further harm before doctors arrive and onlookers move the victim. The article urges taking First Aid courses with the local civil defence group or St. John s Ambulance to learn lifesaving skills.
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