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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 18, 1967

Page

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North Side Reopens Under Geletiuk Management

The North Side is back in business under Mr and Mrs Alvin Geletiuk. Lois Shewtelt replaces Ruth Allerton at the Ag Rep office. The Banner’s Centennial Project installs a new press and folder. Bake and rummage sales run alongside the community auction and other town events.

Banner Main Jack Texaco Pelly Exso M.I.A Buiter Barbara the Elks Legion Kiwanis Western Grocers Pelly Trail

Manitoba Hospital Commission Approves Russell Bed Hospital Plans

The Manitoba Hospital Commission approves the Tihih Bed Hospital project in Russell with plans to finalize by late fall. The Hospital Organization Committee signs an agreement with the Rannie family to buy 10 acres on Russell's southeast side for the new site. The facility will be south of the field and include space for Public Health and clinic offices for the Birtle Shoal Lake Health Unit.

Ht Ie Birtle Shoal Lake

Warman Elected Top Aid 5 Society Board in Senet

Agnes Snider Rossburn Rev J Vani Lane Bietle were elected to the Board of Directors of the Children's Aid Society. AML attended by 340 and western Manitoba groups. Entertainment included Ca-Na-Da choir and native dances. E Murray Simpson co elected president with Mr S Dictes Aer Redeecor as vice presidents and Dr Albert Johnson as treasurer. There were 2 city Brandon directors and 25 rural directors. Geo Flay reported total program cost over 498000 with 12 percent rise. 19190.22 funds arranged by Chris Verhoef.

Ing Children's Aid Agnes Snider Rossburn J. Vani Lane Bietle Children’s Aid Society AML Manitoba E. Murray Simpson Beant Mrr. S. Dictes Aer Redeecor Albert Johnson Brandon Geo Flay Flay Chris Verhoef

Good Attendance At Local A A Meeting

Large turnout fills the hall as local Alcoholics Anonymous group hosts a meeting. Members share experiences and seek support, with newcomers welcomed and encouraged to participate in the program.

A.A

Town Council Regular Meeting on Main Street Traffic Signs

Town council plans a regular session to discuss crosswalks and traffic signs on Main Street. Attendees include Mayor J A Bungess and council members Don Biz and Steve Hades with references to local garages and a framing project.

Chamber of Commerce J. A. Bungess Cie Nice Belleteamer Alex Waterets Fame Garage Galinger Don Biz Fame Car Fon Steve Hades Frame Seeking Mie Kor

Theological Student Receives Award in Manitoba

Winnipeg will host a ceremony May 20 at Marlborough Hotel Skyview Room where Jin Spear of Russell receives an Order of the Baston Star award for religious leadership studies. Rod Clement and Mona Cross will attend as grand representatives and hostesses.

Grahamspect St. John's Theological College Winnipeg Jin Spear Russell Order of ‘the Baston Star Manitoba Spear Skyview Marlborough Hotel Rod Clement Iowa Mona Cross

Diamond Wedding Celebrated with Family Gatherings

The couple marked a diamond wedding with Rev. J. L. King and Rev. Edmondson officiating. Attended by the bride’s sister Hannah and the groom’s brother Angus, they lived in the district for 42 years before retiring near Russell in 1940. Daughters include D. R. Coulter Winnipeg, Janet Angus Chater, Grace Ferguson Russell, Ruth McLean Water Valley Alberta, and sons Donald and Wesley farming near Russell. Out-of-district guests and Centennial outfits highlighted the festivities.

J. L. King Edmondson Hannah Angus Russell D. R. Coulter Fmily Winnipeg J. Angus Janet Chater Vic Grace) Ferguson Don McLean Ruth Water Valley Alberta Donald Wesley

Seeding Season Warns Farmers On Machinery Safety

Rural columnist warns farmers of hazardous seeding times as long hours and fatigue raise accident risk. urges off tractor when tired and proper night lighting for moving equipment and marked rear implements for road safety. notes seed treatment chemicals are poisonous and to handle carefully.

Tll Ares

Flowers Bolts and Saddles 2 quiz on horse anatomy

Plans were discussed for a grooming session at Mackie's barn on Saturday May 13 and perhaps a trail ride on May 21. Workbook material was handed out. In their group the automotive group discussed their material. They had a practical demonstration with 9.

Mackie's Barn Automotive Group

Susan McDougall Dies Following Surgery

Susan McDougall dies after surgery as community mourns the 15 year old. Funeral services were held at the Inglis United Church May 19 with interment at a local cemetery.

Susan McDougall Inglis United Church

Kilkenny-Haas wedding in Grace Lutheran Church

A double ring ceremony was held May 9 1967 at 3 30 pm in Grace Lutheran Church Russell Manitoba. The bride Myra Borie Judy Austin and Bonnie nieces served as flower girls. best man was Doug Dobbyn Ushered by Wayne Ron Thompson and Lynn Jones. The mothers selected turquoise and blue outfits with white carnation corsages. The couple celebrated at the Elks hall with a 200 guest wedding supper and dancing. Photographs were taken by William Stastuk. Out of town guests traveled from Melita MacNutt White Rock BC and other areas.

A. Beautarat Grace Lutheran Church Russell Manitoba Myra Borie Judy Austin Bonnie’ Says Doug Dobbyn Melita Wayne Thompson Ron Thompson Lynn Jones Mendelesohn Elks’ Hall Brikeson Arnold Minigh Donna Halwas Furst William Stastuk Guy Tones MacNutt Hide West End Mian Extevan Sade White Rock Maxim Winnipeg Soran Dominion City Brandon Inge

First Wagon Roared Through Alps Began 1838 Expedition

The fragment notes the first wagon route through the Alps starting in 1838 and connected to the Septioner Base, highlighting an early overland effort.

Alps

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Manitoba Hospital Commission Russel V. Warman Top Aid 5 Soc Senet F. Skinner Watt Dunn Stuart Cochrane Tim Dunn Jim* McLeod Julius Kieper Mel Anderson British Columbia W. T. Uhryniuk Ag Rep Shellmouth Ener Eae
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