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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1975
Page
7
Real estate contact Peter J Haltak after 7 pm offers a business opportunity for vacation certificates. The pitch promises four days and three nights at a U S resort valued at $100 with a refundable $5 resume sample. Helmut Boettger of Calgary seeks free details.
Notice to creditors in the estate of George Chipping late of Russell Manitoba retired C N R Coal Dock foreman. All claims must be filed with Wilson and Coppleman solicitors for the executor at Russell Manitoba on or before November 18 1975. Dated October 7 1975.
Community sale held in Foxwarren Arena on Monday October 27 from 1 PM to 2 PM offering winter clothing furniture appliances and other needs for attendees. The event runs from 1 to 2.
Card of Thanks from Fred and Irene Thicket thanking relatives and friends for helping with Bob and Wilma's wedding and for the lovely shower for Wilma. All greatly appreciated.
Louise expresses gratitude to visitors for birthday presence, phone calls, cards, gifts, and a lunch prepared by the ladies. She notes the thoughtful deeds will be remembered.
Donald and Irene McLeod thank Dr K Lu Dr Margaret Lu Dr Horsman Russell Dr J Graham and nurses at Victoria Hospital Winnipeg for care. They also thank Rev Bur Rev Lee relatives and friends for prayers flowers cards letters and visits and appreciation for help with lawn field work and transportation to Winnipeg. May God Bless You All.
The Hembroff family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for flowers messages sympathy and acts of kindness in our recent bereavement over Mary Jane Hembroff Special thanks to the ladies who prepared and served lunch and tea Your kindness will always be remembered.
I sincere thanks to Dr Chow and staff at Russell Hospital and to Dr Ed Anhalt and staff at Health Sciences Centre for their wonderful care during my three week stay. Deep gratitude to relatives friends neighbours for flowers gifts cards visits and inquiries. Special thanks to B P O Elks St Marys Church for fruit baskets and to many helpers. May God bless you all. Ernie Lazaruk and family
A.A. arrived abroad quickly as letters to the General Service Office in New York sparked translations of literature. Steps in Spanish were standardized for broad comprehension, with translations into Afrikaans, French, Finnish, Flemish, German, Norwegian, Spanish, and Portuguese. Brazil now has about 3,000 members. contact 773-2962 pF. 773-2299.
Delegates at the Yellowhead Interprovincial Highway Association area meeting in Clearwater urged a substantial upgrading program and a southward extension of Yellowhead Highway 5. Resolutions favored paving shoulders, upgrading the Little Fort to Kamloops segment, extending the route to Merritt and through Coquihalla Pass to Hope, and pursuing a federal-provincial cost-sharing program. Twenty four delegates from Valemount to Merritt attended.
Endcliffe Cathy and Susan Sudbury spent the weekend in Winnipeg and attended their sister Joannes wedding. Mr. and Mrs C Sudbury visited with Mr. and Mrs Mack of Langenburg on Saturday. Thanksgiving visitors with the Sudburys included Mrs H Sudbury of Shoal Lake Const R B Sudbury of Winnipeg and Cpl and Mrs W Kuebier Kevin and Karen of Ashern. Mr and Mrs James Petz and family and Mrs and Mrs Gerald Beatz of Saskatoon spent the weekend at their parents’ home.
United Grain Growers reports a final 1975 prairie crop forecast of 1.411 billion bushels, with spring wheat yield at 24.8 bushels per acre and overall quality higher than last year. Production figures by crop are provided alongside seeded areas and regional analysis based on late September estimates.
The Russell 4-H Homemakers held a reorganizational meeting on October 6 electing Illa Collins as President Connie Woroneski as Vice President Barb Stevens as Secretary Cathy Brad as Treasurer and Lois Parr as Club Reporter. Monthly meetings were set for the second Monday in council chambers with new leaders introduced for the 4-H year.
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