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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1968
Page
5
Local notes report hospital visits and recoveries in Russell and Winnipeg, birthdays and Thanksgiving plans, and church events. Families like Fingas Lorimer and Zipnick are mentioned with social visits and health updates. Funeral notices honor Mrs. Annie McLennan, and regional gatherings include LCA cluster meetings in Inglis and surrounding areas.
The notice greets newborn Allan Wagner with congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wagner on October 3. It mentions visits by Herold and Dale Zimmer and by Mrs. Frank Pagan and Bill Pagan. It also reports a Brandon forecaster estimating 5 to 75 traffic deaths over the Thanksgiving weekend, urging defensive driving. The period is Oct 6 to Oct 14, with historical fatality figures and notes weather as a factor.
The Bishop Basic Sewing Course will be held in Marchwell Hall on November 5 6 and 7 with morning and afternoon sessions led by Mrs Jim Smith Moosomin. Registration is seven dollars and pre registration ends October 16 with Mrs Clarence Dixon at 743 2746. The first sixteen to enroll will secure spots.
A brief urging to reduce risks during the Thanksgiving travel period. Officials stress cautious driving, awareness of fatigue and weather conditions, and adherence to speed limits to cut accidents and injuries.
A joint announcement by Youth and Education Minister Donald W Craik and Mines and Natural Resources Minister Harry Enns outlines a winter start for a Wood Harvest program for Indian and Métis residents in northern Manitoba. Moose Lake will be the first community offered instruction in modern logging techniques.
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