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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
5
Gerad Ayotte will serve as Provincial Chairman of the 2004 March of Dimes Campaign in Manitoba throughout January. He was vice-chairman last year and is a Winnipeg native educated in St Boniface, graduating from St Boniface College.
Mr George Bernhard visited Winnipeg last week while Mr Bert Hunt recovers in hospital at Russell. Mr H Peters led the Dropmore United Church service with Robert Hunter at the organ. Harvest Festival and Thanksgiving Service set for next Sunday morning under Mr Pete rs charge. Debbie and Brian Robertson from Silvertor visited grandparents J M Robertson. News of the sudden death of George Douglas of Shellmouth last Saturday, a frequent Dropmore visitor, saddened the community.
Pastor R. E. Neumann leads the 10:30 a.m. divine service at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Inglis.
Sympathy extended to Roy Fenton family and Mrs Shaw after sudden bereavement. Holy Trinity Inglis held Mission Festival Service October 6 with Rev Ivan Schalls delivering a sermon on Missions and Giants. Funeral for George Douglas near Russell and funeral details for Henry Peters family noted. Inglis Home & School Association meets October 19 at 8:00 pm. Birthday greetings to Tommy Holunga and Anne Adams.
Holiday guests arrive at Mr and Mrs Henry Fingal house along with their sons in law and daughters Mr and Mrs Ivan McCann and family of Winnipeg and Constable and Mrs Everett MacKenzie and infant son Rob Roy of Regina share the occasion in the Winnipeg area during the season.
St Mary's United Church held a bazaar raffle and dance last Friday at Memorial Hall with a good crowd. Five ticket sellers were honored. top seller Mrs Mike Lapka collected 320 books, followed by Mrs D Zurawell with 207, Mrs Matt Walko with 261, Mrs W Kalyniak with 260, and Mrs Paul Boychuk with 212. Prizes included bedspread, electric kettle, electric clock, lamp, Winnipeg cash, and more. Several names and prizes are noted among attendees and donors from multiple communities.
Ford of Canada emphasizes safety in the 1964 Fairlane with best-hug door latches and self-adjusting brakes. The car adds a one inch front seat forward travel, improved rear leg room, urethane seat pleats, and an optional low-gloss instrument panel. Optional tire speed formatic transmission and electric wipers respond to engine power, while redesigned bumper and axle pinion enhance ride.
The feature highlights a improved pass ing performance and better braking capabilities along with a padded dash pad and extra strong rear and front bumpers.
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