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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1961
Page
3
Long column of local visits, travels, and family updates from Inglis and surrounding communities. Residents from Win nipeg to Yorkton and beyond are noted returning from vacations, attending events, and visiting relatives. School reopenings, new staff appointments at Inglis Collegiate, church notices, rally plans, and sympathy notices for the Robin family mark community life.
Mrs L Arksey and Terry of Roblin visited Mr and Mrs W Neilson on Sunday. Wayne Digby spent the weekend with Garry at The Pas as they load hay for rail shipment. Friends wish Mrs Lloyd Shearer a speedy recovery from flu and throat infection in Roblin district. Mrs Olive Roe flew to Ontario for a visit and holiday with her mother.
Millwood notes Sunday visitors as Mr and Mrs Wes McDonald of Shoal Lake traveled with Mrs D K Robins. Mr Don Yont from Calgary visited Mrs Bily and Minnie after returning from Queen Islands in the Arctic. Frank Bily and Gordon of Churchbridge Sask visited Mrs A Bily and Minnie. Mr and Mrs D Trinder visited Mr and Mrs A V Bryden in Neepawa Man. Mr and Mrs D McConnell of Saskatoon also called.
A brief note states that, with relatives in the district last week, they were accompanied by Vick Vachinskie of Sask. The fragment mentions travel companionship but lacks additional context or details.
The Craigie Cheerio Club gathered at Thelma Whitmer's home with eleven members and one visitor. Visitors for next month include Doris Barber and Anne Cusitar, Shirley Glasman led the program, and a gift draw by Edith McKinnon was won by Shirley Glasman. Ten dollars were donated to the Institute for the Blind. The quilt prize went to Mrs Lilly Glasman and Anne Cusitar drew the winning ticket.
The Minniska Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Tim Dunn's home with Mrs. Mervyn Dunn presiding. Eight members attended as Mrs. Donald McLeod led worship and introduced the new study book Signals for the Sixties focusing on Canada church life and materialism. Harvest Home discussed for September 22 with Rev. Ross of Foxwarren as speaker. Committees for linen, program and decorating organized. The meeting closed with prayer and a lunch hosted by Mrs. David Dunn and Mrs. Paul Halw.
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