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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 30, 1968

Page

2

Russell Banner Publication Details and Subscription Rates

The Russell Banner notes its publication on Main Street Russell Manitoba as a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association. Subscription rates are listed for various zones and outside areas with a sample price and mailing details.

Russell Banner Xoursday Main Street Russell Manitoba Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Associaion

Old Boys 80 Years Ago June 4 1908 Russell notes

In 1908 A Setter bought the Nixon farm on the Asessippi trail from D J Wilson. Asessippi and Silver Creek football teams met in Russell with players listed and J Glee as referee.

A. Setter Nixon Asessippi Trail D. J. Wilson Asessippi Silver Creek Russell O'Donnell Keay Evans Adams Skinner McKay J. Cammidge Carson McKay Cammidge Morrow Gray Mildred Gussie Glee H. Clee Shellmouth Boulton Russell Rural Binscanth

4-H achievement night and regional visits noted

Miniska 4 H achievement night held last Friday at the Stalian et os with leaders Serrrier wa Setewine Mrs Jim Angus and One ryl visiting with their parents. Bonnie Davidson spent the weekend with Nelson Davidson. J J Dunn and Evin with Louise Miller visited Yorkton Saturday. Chas McFarlane visited Isabel's sister and brother in Swan River. Silverton W I busy with cancer canvas this month. Sheila Main’s sewing club entry chosen for district rally at Roblin. Nelliene Leifer visited Willis Kiepers Monday. Hendlein improving and hoped home soon. Mrs Wes McLeod to be June correspondent. phone 819-4 with news items.

Serrrier Wa Setewine Jim Angus Oneryl Chater Russ Coulter Winnipeg George McLeod Aa Iiss Bonnie Davidson Nelson_ Davidson J. J. Dunn Evin Louise Miller Yorkton Chas. McFarlane Isabel Jack McLaren Swan River Silverton W.I Sheila Main Roblin Nelliene Leifer Willis Kiepers Hendlein Fred Wes. McLeod

Angusville Cardials Win Big and Tourney Prize

Angusville Cardinals defeated McAuley with five home runs led by Pu Sika Merle Kilinwnik Kearns and Curie Chuchk. juniors lost to Rossburn but expect improvement. Team traveled to MacNutt festival Sunday winning first prize of 100 dollars. Community notices include visitors from Winnipeg Toronto Oakburn and Brandon with well wishes to Mrs Bert Penonzek and family. Ukrainian Orthodox service set for June 2 at Ukrainian National Home. anniversary dinner planned.

Matt Chuch Larry Shwa Kearns Curie Chuch Rossburn Eno MacNutt Bill Luhowey Oakburn Lawrence Parboee Bert Penonzek Winnipes Harry Salega Penonzek Angusville Rose Switzer Nelson Dagg Terry Brandon Percy Switzer Paqact

Visit Highlights From Silverton Weekend Trip

SILVERTON notes describe Mr and Mrs Earle visiting Minnedosa and Brandon over the weekend. Mrs Dolly Evans returned from Ontario accompanied by her daughter Miss Nell Evans of Wilnipee, and Mrs Russ Coulter with Gordon of Whoninee.

Earle S Minnedosa Brandon Dolly Evans Ontario Nell Evans Wilnipee Russ Coulter Gordon Whoninee

Silverton 4-H Club Achievement Draws Strong Attendance

Mrs. David Coulter returned home with them. The Silverton Nitty Need lers 4-H Club Achievement was held Friday evening in the Silverton hall and was very well attended. The girls are to be congratulated on the fine work displayed and the programme.

David Coulters David Coulter Silverton Nitty Needlers Silverton Hall

Service Of Tribute To Former Rector

A tribute to the late Canon Nelson Smith of Winnipeg, formerly at Russell, and brother-in-law of Eric Lee, describes a solemn service at St. John’s Winnipeg. The Bishop spoke with dignity, the Dean performed his duties with care, and Easter décor enhanced a cathedral filled with choristers.

Nelson Smith Winnipeg St. John's Smith Russell Eric Lee

The Housewife Epithet and Women’s Work Reform

An opinion piece decries the word housewife as demeaning and urges societal change. It argues for retraining programs enabling women to become professional housekeepers with proper wages, outlining benefits to families and the economy.

A Glorious Easter Farewell at St Clement’s

Mrs J Blanchard recalls a fitting Easter service at St Clement’s as the revered vicar nears departure. The day featured a clear sermon read by the vicar’s son, a moving Communion hymn, and dignified Burial of the Dead rites. The congregation, including choir members, shared memory and gratitude for a faithful priest and his wife.

St. Clement's The Republic

MIS Applies For Reduced Toll Rate

MIS proposes reduced toll rates for long distance calls placed late at night and all day Sunday in an application filed with Manitoba Telephone System. The plan aims to lower costs for consumers on off peak hours and Sundays, affecting long distance usage and billing options.

Manitoba Telephone System

Manitoba Public Utilities Board hearing on new long distance rate schedule

The system seeks a 12 midnight to 6 am weekday and all day Sunday schedule with a maximum rate of 65 seats for a three minute call, effective September 15, 1968. It applies to station to station calls via Direct Distance Dialing or operator in unserved areas, with certain exemptions and reduced rates for calls over 46 miles.

Public Utilities Board Manitoba Winnipeg Brandon Churchill Dauphin Flin Flon Selkirk Swan River Portage la Prairie

Rehabilitation of alcoholics shows hopeful Manitoba results

Figures from the Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba and the Salvation Army Harbour Light Centre in Winnipeg indicate that in 1967 three or more patients achieved rehabilitation. The report highlights encouraging progress in treating alcohol dependency.

Alcoholism — Foundation _ of Manitoba Salvation Army Harbour Light Centre Winnipeg

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