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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
2
The Russell Banner announces a weekly newspaper publish routine at Taureday imoo Street from the Russell, Canadian weekly paper. The notice references post office payment, postage handling, and editor Sanderson as publisher, indicating ongoing service and distribution details.
Twenty one pupils of the Russell school will write on the entrance and certificate examinations this summer. The cricket season Rasell. Owing to the earliness of the season and absence of many players the match was played with eight men a side. The honours for Hostell went to Rev Mr Rob mes who bowled magnificently.
MINNISKA and many spoke of their work around the world. Greetings to Mrs. Jim Angus and Shirley of Chater visiting Swan River area. 4H cattle show judged by Mr. Bob Stewart at Swan River. Dunns attended Dauphin show. Tea hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wes McLeod for relatives. Anniversary wishes. Donald and Irene McLeod visiting Winnipeg. Charlie McFarlane returns home with D. McLeod. Congratulations to Jan Kie for first in spoken poetry at Birtle Festival with 87. Miamiske U.C.W. met May 4 at Mrs. Bob Stewart’s. eight members. Mrs. Mervyn Dunn led worship on The Bond of Peace and presented Trinity “Some Pressing Problems.” Mrs. Bob Stewart spoke on Supply Workshop at Beulah. Planning May 20 packing of supply and used clothing at Mrs. Verne Dunn’s. Benediction and lunch.
Valerie Norris Hoge Derg and Cindy marchwell of the sewing club led a display of work at the achievement day held May 7. Mrs Lor raine Hanson and Mrs Marilyn Zackodnick praised the girls for homecraft, with demonstrations, skits, songs, and a tiny tots fashion parade. Caswell spoke on training for youth as judges lauded the display, and lunch was served to guests from Russell and nearby towns.
Shellmouth local note reports the death of Mrs W Bareeal, an elderly resident and long time familiar figure in the community. The obituary notes a quiet passing and honors her years of companionship and service to neighbors.
Community notes from Harrowby celebrate birthdays for Mrs. R Self Mira Cora Dilts and Barbara Collins with family gatherings and Mother’s Day honors. Reports mention two CPR gangs, flu cases, local postmaster illness, and a Home Craft 44 Club achievement day in Marchwell with 25 members and 7 leaders. Marilyn Collins is set to Saskatoon in August for 4H, while locals visit relatives in Winnipeg and Langenburg as P Pattenson recovers in Russell Hospital.
Receipts are strong for this time of year with feeder cattle in good demand. Slaughter cattle are selling lower, though a change may come in a couple of weeks. Pigs remain in good demand with solid prices, and prices are expected to stay near current levels.
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