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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1973
Page
7
A fragmented classified page lists homes, desks, office furniture, and vehicles for sale or trade. Entries include a Seadoo Skidoo style note, woodwork items, desks with sizes, a beauty salon for sale, land hunting inquiries, antique furniture cash offers, and an auction announcement with contact points. Also mentions predator control notices in Silver Creek and a Red Cross meeting.
Help wanted notices seek full time cook for Central Hotel in Russell with contact details. Also listing a licensed practical nurse opening at Russell and District Personal Care Home starting January 1st. Gerald Murray's Garage in Neepawa seeks a fully qualified mechanic with phone contact. Pelly Rail School Division No 3 requires a grade two teacher for three months in Binscarth.
Classified notice requests versatile dance duos to perform Friday and Saturday evenings in a dining room setting. Contact Al Tucker at 403.28th for details and audition arrangements.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Alex Mazur late of Angusville Manitoba retired Palmer. All claims must be filed with Russell Manitoba on or before January 3 1978. Dated at Russet Manitoba November 26 1978. Wilson Coppleman Solicitors for the Executors.
I express heartfelt gratitude to Dr Jay and the nurses and staff of Russell Hospital for their care during my stay. I also thank my relatives and friends for visits, cards, letters, fruit, and the wonderful meals they provided.
Our sincere thanks and appreciation to friends who attended our farewell party and gave a lovely gift. Special thanks to those who organized it. Your kind thoughts will be treasured and remembered. May God bless you all.
Ambrose and Annee Horning thank family for a memorable celebration of their 40th wedding anniversary. They express appreciation to their son, daughters, sons-in-law and grandchildren for arranging a special party.
The message expresses gratitude for cards flowers and good wishes received during a two month hospital stay. It thanks Mr and Mrs Stuant Qorhrane and friends for support and visits while in General and St Boniface hospital. God bless you all.
The Falloon family thanks friends and relatives for sympathy cards flowers and donations to the church fund following the passing of their father Samuel J Falloon. Maurice and Lillian Falloon Beryl and Ken Falls and grandchildren sign the note.
Thanksgiving message expresses gratitude from Mary Derbowka for care received at Russell Hospital and thanks to relatives friends and Mary Zetaruk for help and gifts on their 25th anniversary with blessings wished and memorable celebration noted. Also memorial note for Rosalia Wagner recalls five sad years since December 1 1968 with loving memories and prayers for peace and comfort.
Ottawa reported a government plan to buy just over one million barrels of heating oil from Caribbean suppliers to bolster East ton Canada stocks this winter. The purchase is seen as offsetting about a 10 percent shortfall in expected oil supply.
The piece laments Canadian winters as an endless test of resilience and humor. It contrasts jokes about sun and rain with grim realities for the elderly and vulnerable. The author imagines outsiders arriving and facing the same harsh season, highlighting pain behind the bravado.
A magazine quip mixes a Confucius style maxim about learning before knowledge with a fashion expert remark that trousers are interesting at the moment. The piece sounds like a witty column snippet.
A reader laments winter as a vicious brute while joking about politics and sanity. The piece mocks a political party and suggests sending people to South Africa to save on fuel amid an energy crisis, weaving personal frustration with broader satire and weather woes.
Louise Zimmer of Endcliffe spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Zimmer in Portage la Prairie along with Mr and Mrs Wit Zimmer.
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