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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 21, 1971

Page

5

Weekend visits span Brandon and area in Dropmore notes

Local householders report family visitors in Brandon and Winnipeg over the weekend. The list includes Jim and Mrs Johnson and their children from Dropmore, Mrs Sharp of Yorkton, Joyce Turner of Reston, and Blake Cameron recently promoted in Moose Jaw.

Gordon McFadyen Winnipeg R. Sharp Yorkton M. Digby D. A. Bradley Hunt Zimmers and Robins Joyce ‘Turner Reston A. S. Cameron Elds Blake Air Force Moose Jaw Camp Borden Ont Paul Dietrich Paulette Patricia Shoal Lake

Births for Wayne Wowk and Louis Johnson families

WOWK To Mr and Mrs Wayne Wowk of Sidney Australia a daughter Samantha Marie weight 6 lbs 5 ozs on October 9 first grandchild of Mr and Mrs Rudy Wowk Inglis. JOHNSON To Mr and Mrs Louis Johnson of Binsearth on Monday October 11 a daughter Joanne Eileen weight 6 lbs 15 ozs a sister for Trent and Marylou.

Wowk Wayne Wowk

Record of longest winning streaks in baseball history

The note cites baseball marks: most games won in a season all teams with 26 by the New York NL in 1916 and the longest opening streak of 20 by St. Louis UA in 1884. It records historical benchmarks rather than a current game result.

New York NL St. Louis UA

Library News and Local Visits Highlight Marchwell Notice

Marchwell residents welcome new Parkland Regional Library branch at Marchwell School with supervisor Mr. Gilbert Johnson. A town bulletin lists numerous regional visitors, schooling updates, a hospital story, and new book selections including The Last Spike by Pierre Berton and Gods Five by Frank Slaughter. Local sports and events in Regina and Winnipeg are noted along with ongoing community activities.

Ana Airs Matheson Guerite Houck Atikokan Gertie Kirk Parkland Regional Library Marchwell School Gilert Johnson Boris Johnson Victoria Gilbert. Johnson Alex Bennett Snr Rossburn Jean Schepp Herb Prince Langenburg Stan Aberhart Marvin Schepp Harvey Aberhart Yorkton Grant Roulston Keith Lundgren Saskatoon Tom Philips Philips, Snr Winnipeg Gilbert Johnson Philips Wally Wolverine School Pierre Berton Canada William van Horne Berton Frank G. Slauster Frank Slaughter

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Dropmore Korane J. M. Robertson Elaine Russell Bob Radford Clem Robertson Ben Cameron B. Cook Cook Rochedale Hamilton J. Medarnack Cudworth, Sask Indaw Watler Kurtenbach Frankie Petz Carmen Lee Yorkton ‘Union Hospital George Petz Donald Robertson Dropmore United Church Gerald Adams Brenda Angela Winipeg Ileni Mary-Lou Inglis Inglis Centennial Hall R. M. McMurray Ltd Surance Pelly Equipment F.E C. Shepherd Atlas Tire Safe Blackwall Wairewans Weatherguard Usl Tou Whitewalls Pelly Trail Esso Gillen’s Lipton’s Soup Libby Allen Chocolate Ears Lowney’s Blue Mountain Florida Store OF Quality and Service Gillen’s Grocery Marchwell John Chuckree Ron Larry Chuckree Silverton David Schepp Barrie Hande Pakistan Air Wilford Kirk Bob Schappert Regina of the Legion Laurence Upland John Schepp Calgary Metropolitan Hospital Tyler Fringham Dr. Tyler Russell, Man Russell Elks Hallowe'en Penny Party Commu Hall Purple Cross Gar Beulah Russell Paulson Borketon Gypsumville Steep Rock Hodgson Pine Falls Ena Lake Sprague Emerson Neelin Belmont Notre Dame de Lourdes Rivers Amaranth Cabot Zenith
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