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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
2
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An item notes the Russell Telephone Company formed by A G P Smellie Dr Wright A R Tingley W Doig and John J Moon with a 9000 capital. The entry appears among Manitoba Gazette notices of new companies from last week.
Bert Thompson collaborates with Soils and Crops to test seed treatment on grain in field plots. Treated wheat yielded 318 bushels per acre vs 206 bushels for untreated. Minnedose results show 10 bushels per acre gains. Chamber of Commerce promotes agriculture as area economy. Russell Chamber schedules an agricultural dinner and farm tour. 4H public speaking finals set for Binsearth School on May 27 with free admission.
Rhubarb is praised for tart flavor and spring use. It advises selecting crisp stalks, proper storage, cooking to preserve pink color, and freezing for winter. A simple old fashioned rhubarb dessert uses brown sugar and a cake mix bake, serving warm with vanilla ice cream.
A grass fire at Mike Kiym’s property was contained by Angusville Fire Brigade before reaching the house. Mrs. Slashingky remains in Sacred Heart Hospital with back injuries. The Chernecki family hosted a christening dinner for Janice Josephine Chernecki. The St Lazare under 14 team beat Angusville 11 10 in Friday’s opener. On Sunday the Angusville Cardinals defeated Foxwarren 9 2, Richard Gallant driving in a homer for Cardinal fans. Church spring supper reminder. Mildred Parobee vacations with her parents after another year at Manitoba University. Anglers from the area fished over the weekend. Obituary omission note for pallbearer Doug Stewart for Mrs Katie Mandziuk.
Mrs W M Cochrane and others attended the Roblin Russell Women s Institute district convention at Rossburn on Wednesday. Several locals visited Hamida Friday. Congrats to Gerald and Barry Keating families on new baby daughters. Mrs Robert Coulter home after Sacred Heart Hospital stay. Speedy recovery wished for Bike Boryskieweth at Sacred Heart. Watt Cochrane attended Dauphin cattle sale. Fred Post of Winnipeg visited Victor Ferguson family weekend. Isabel Keating and Ethel Coulter returned to Winnipeg for practical nurses training.
ENDCLIFFE and Orstm and Dale visited with father Mr. Koch who is a patient in Seaburg hospital on Sunday. Mr. Onchelenko visited with his daughter and Peatz and with relatives at Roblin same day.
Nelson Davidson is a patient at Sacred Heart Hospital in Russell and is wished a speedy recovery. Archie McLennan has returned home after a couple weeks in Russell hospital. Mr TW Tod of Fort William Ontario visits with sisters Mrs J Billingsley and Mrs T Dunn, plus many relatives, at Watson Dunn's home. Mrs Donald McLeod is back home and recovering. Miss Melodie Clement visited Willis Kieper's home. James Angus of Charter visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs Geo McLeod.
The Craigie Cheerio Chubr annual meeting at Mrs. Ginny Adolph’s home had 11 members present. The visiting committee reported one fruit basket seat and one hospital visit. May visitors are Thelma Whitmer and Ginny Adolphe. June program led by Dorie Barber. Next meeting at Doris Barber’s June 8 at 2. A $10 donation to the Salvation Army was approved. A Betty Spencer quilt gift was won by Carrie Ewan kiew. Quilt drawn. Margaret Hooper of Shellmouth held winning ticket. Mr and Mrs Dave McKinnon accompanied by Mr and Mrs E Leifer to Bjorkdale and Jamaly to visit H A Glasman. Mer and Mrs Ritchie Bryer.
Family and Roy Nelson visited Wolverine district relatives on May 9. The Ukrainian Catholic Church schedule lists services on May 23 at 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Rev. John Letsky to lead, and First Aid tips for fishermen include stocked kits and tools.
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