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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1967
Page
2
The Russell Banner is issued every Thursday from its Main Street office in Russell Manitoba. Editor and Publisher EC Sanderson is listed alongside postal and mailing details for authorized second class mail and payment arrangements.
Thom returned from Winnipeg on Monday after finishing his final year in medical college and earning his full physician status.
Ninety years ago on May 27, 1937, thirty three teams competed in a summer event costing 2700 dollars. The fragment notes the breadth of participation and the event’s price tag as part of the historical page.
The Canadian Students Union in Angusville proposes tax paid tuition and board travel plus textbooks to cover costs. They demand guaranteed aid to students facing rising education expenses.
Sunday service reflections recall the work of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost as missions span the world. Regina visitors Sharon Roulston and family members joined relatives, with others from Spy Hill and Yorkton attending Bethel Lutheran and visiting local families. A hospital patient at Langenburg Hospital receives wishes for a speedy recovery. The Centennial train visit drew 98,000 attendees including Mrs Patterson and Mr Betke visiting relatives in Manitoba and attending the Hamitota Glee Club Centennial event.
Sunday at the home of Mrs Joy Hen an open house celebrated a Centennial project with a two hundred cake decorated with Canada symbols and the Pan Am emblem. Judy Davidson led the guestbook signing as guests from Theore Sask Bur sad family attended in 1667 period dress. Helpers and local figures wore period outfits and Wally McKenzie delivered a brief message from the legislature.
Kaleidiscape a pavilion designed by top Canadian chemical firms at Expo 67 features a theme Man and Color exploring the modern relation of people to color in education and daily life through educational and domestic displays.
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