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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
5
Winnipeg visitors and local families share long weekend trips across Russell Inglis and Roblin areas. Residents greet relatives in Regine Sask and Morden Manitoba while others attend church services, school openings, and a birthday celebration. A Mayoral event and Trustee elections offer civic news as families welcome guests and honor milestones.
Residents of Harrowby and surrounding areas share concerns over ailing neighbors and celebrate a milestone in a local journey. Names mentioned include Barbara Coline and Dot, as well as Chas and Henry, with notes of family ties and support during a time of illness and attempts to restore telephone service lines 850 and 851.
Weekend social update from Angusville lists visiting relatives from Thompson Manitoba North Battleford and Winnipeg. Mentions Mrs Barry Cusack and the Mushey family, plus travel to Dauphin and Clear Lake and a speedy recovery for Fred Rubeniuk and Dade in Sacred Heart Hospital Reese. New Avon rep Adeline Woler visited with local families and Marcie Jenko heads to St Boniface School of Nursing in Winnipeg.
Brief notes from Minniska include Rally Day at Minniska Church with Superintendent Mrs. Dave Dunn aided by Rev. Connor Carol Dunn and George McLeod. Local visits feature Doug Clarke, Stan Cunninghame, Verne, Joe Dunn, Bruce Wice, Bar tie Maine, John G McFarlane, and others traveling to Edmonton Winnipeg Barrie Bran son Grand View.
The event ran from August 28 to September 1 and gathered over 70 young winners from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. The rally was sponsored by regional co-operatives Peers ted Co-operatives Limited and the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool flour mill division.
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