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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1966
Page
2
The notice from the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association and the Manticbs Weekly Newspapers outlines a rate increase to fifty dollars per year outside. The document indicates submission of the postal mail to the Post Office department in Ottawa for payment of postage in EC.
The note records a social evening at the Bridge to the tennis club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F Cass and lists prize winners including Mrs. Murray Shaw and Rev. W Dawson. A 1925 item notes rough reeds and grain threshing delays due to heavy snow signaling winter, with 40% threshing still to be done in the district.
A former minister of the Reformed Church known as John Growcott has died. The obituary notes his years of service and role within the church community.
Local obituaries express sympathy for the late N A Robert and Prince family losses. Social visits span Brandon Winnipeg Flin Flon Springside and Yorkton. A Silverton club reorganization meeting on September 29 elected officers and added six members with Miss Peggy Barker as guest speaker. The next meeting is November 8 at Silverton School.
Miss Shirley Mae Koch of Langenburg and John Koch visited with Mr and Mrs Bill Zimmer on Sunday. Misses Janice Rose and Carol Stevens and Mr Chamagan of Winnipeg visited with Liske's over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Bill Wilemsa and family spent Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Mervyn Dunn host relatives Str and Mrs Wilfred Brigts from Chilliwack BC in their home. Friends in Minnedosa extend sincere sympathy to Mrs N A Robertson and family on the passing of Mr N A Rob Liberty. The text notes the belief that liberty lives where people hold power.
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