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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1968
Page
2
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A village note recalls a street lamp at Darcy and Main Street in 1908 and mentions residents R Whiteman of Singer Creek and R Setter of Brightside leaving for studies at Manitoba Agricultural College.
Craigie and Fay Burnett with a Rapid City party visited the Dave McKinnon home Saturday. George Barber and party hosted them. Jim Won drasek and Esterhazy visitors also called. Roy Whitmer hosted Lloyd Maxwell of Grandview as guests on Sunday.
Winnipeg families share condolences for hospitalized relatives while local residents greet visitors and prepare events. Silverton Co op plans a 25th anniversary banquet on November 4 at Angusville hall. Dolly Evans leaves for Saskatoon for winter. birthdays and travels of residents noted among social rounds and weekend trips to Winnipeg and Regina.
Miniska report notes Mr Tim Dunn celebrated his birthday with a family dinner including all his children and grandchildren. Guests from Stony Mountain and Shoal Lake attended, followed by a gathering of friends and relatives from the area. Separate items mention Edna Dunn's birthday on Monday and Ruth McLeod's fourth birthday party hosted by her mother on Friday. Farm Business dinner attendees include Mr and Mrs Willis Kieper and their daughter.
An apology from Smiley about his controversial column and reader letters. He recounts Slovak Czech tensions, threats from readers, and his looming Women's Institute speech, humorously imagining extreme responses and his own reluctance.
A weekend gathering connected Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Caughlin of Winnipeg with relatives over a quiet period. Their presence highlighted family ties and local greetings during the closing days of the week.
The article lists Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bryer of Boissevain and Pilchtones as guests at a Roblin wedding. It notes Mrs. Ritchie Bryer and Mrs. Jack Bryer returned from Winnipeg hospital. It mentions the wedding party and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Pate Hanson and other attendees, with meeting places for girls yet to be designated and to be notified through the school.
The Russell 4 H Economix Club organized its members into four groups and set meetings for Tuesday October 29 at 7 00 PM at several members homes. Names include Robyn Lange Caroline Prior Martyn Lapka Linda Thickett Alma Paul Theresa Stasiuk Bonnie Gensille Joanne Wotoneski Sheryl Davidson Penny Jackson Jean Berke Lori Mather Barbara Witty Betty Ren Russell Penny Schwalm Beverley Walko Pattie Schwalm Louise Uhryniuk Lin-
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