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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 03, 1968

Page

8

Golden Boy Citizenship Awards Set For Winnipeg Banquet

The Manitoba Golden Boys announce the Golden Boy Citizenship Awards banquet on November 2 at the Skyview Hotel Winnipeg. Ten honorees will be recognized for exemplary character with tables of honour for past recipients. Reservations offered by the Awards Selection Committee via 709 17 Lombard Avenue Winnipeg.

Skyview Winnipeg M. J. G. McMullen Manitoba Golden Boys Manitoba Travel and Convention Association Golden Boy Manitoba Mickey Levine The Golden Boys

Obituary of Mr. Cope with Dominion service details

Funeral service was held at 3:30 pm Saturday from Clarke Leatherdale Funeral Home Winnipeg with Rev J V Truman officiating. Interment in Elmwood Cemetery. Mr Cope retired in 1949 after lifelong service to the Dominion Government. He was predeceased by three brothers Harry Anthony and Francis and two sisters Dorothy Matheson and May Vincent. He is survived by his son Dr George Cope of Vancouver, brother Terance Cope of Vancouver, and sisters Eileen Stitt Rossburn Marjorie Barber Old Chelsea Quebec and Evelyn Wilderspin Montreal.

Clark Leatherdale Winnipeg J. V. Truman Elmwood Mrr Cope Dominion Harry Anthony Francis Dorothy Matheson May Vincent George Cope Vancouver Terance Cope Eileen Stitt Rossburn George Barber Marjorie Old Chelsea Quebec Don Wilderspin Evelyn Montreal

Weekend Visits and Reunions Across Towns

The Wilfred Nernbergs hosted visitors at Shevlin on Sunday while Harold and Dale Zimmer spent the weekend at Bran son. Gerald Pets from Winnipeg and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clarke of Winnipeg also visited. The Wileman family held a reunion at Mrs. Sally Wileman's home with extended relatives present. Other visits included the Pagans with Mr. and Mrs. Shelding and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simms in Poxwarren, and Rudolph's father in Roolin. The Jones family of Welshpool Wales traveled west with Milly Fushers and Hilda Pagan among companions.

Bill Zimmers Wilfred Nernbergs Shevlin Harold Dale Zimmer Branson Gerald Pets Winnipee Dick Clarke Winnipeg Stevensons Peter Peatz Onchulenko Peatz Germain Wileman Sally Wileman Wm. Shelding Ottawa Alex Jones Welshpool Wales West Coast

Women’s Institute reports activities at June meeting

The June 20 meeting at Mrs. Tim Dunn’s home drew 21 members. Yard lengths for the Manitoba School for the Retarded at Portage la Prairie were presented. Prizes for wall hangings were praised from district and Provincial conventions. A special $148.29 finances account was opened for project use. Mrs. Coulter handles remaining history books sales. A $50 grant supports Silver Beach summer camp. A history book was presented to the history committee and appreciation voiced for the Banner County project. A pot luck supper followed.

R. Coulter Chamber of ‘Commerce Vale of “Banner County Ory Manitoba Historical Society Margaret McWiliams Silver Beach Cliff Cusiier Winnpeg Thos. Jackson Ealy H. E. T. Way Banner County Tim Dunn Min Jim Burgess Onge Smellie W.S Russell W.I. Met

Community institute meeting discusses human rights and donations

Members of the Inglis W. group and visitors meet to renew Institute work. A donation proposal of $5 to Northern Canadian Institutes is considered. Rev. John Schroeppel speaks on human rights. Miss Peggy Barker’s letter is read. a lunch follows.

Inglis W Oot. Nazwas John Schroeppel Ghureh Thos. Jackson

Feeding Values In Damaged Grain

Damaged grain creates lower feeding values for livestock. The notice highlights how damaged grain reduces nutritional content and productivity, impacting farmers and livestock producers facing spoilage, supply challenges, and potential price adjustments.

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