Russell Banner publication and rates note
The Russell Banner is published every Thursday at its office on Main Street in Russell Manitoba. It lists associations, subscription rates 3.50 yearly within trading area, 5.00 outside district, 5.50 outside Canada, Chaloner Publishers and Clayton G Chaloner managers, with second class mail registration 0678 and prohibition on reproduction without written permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Banner
Main Street
Russell
Manitoba
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
Canada
Chaloner Publishers
Clayton &G. Chaloner
Retrospective Notes From Russell Local History Columns
Selections from the Russell history column recount events from 1902 to 1962. Entries note Mrs. John King leaving for St Anns, threshing outfit burnings, Dr. Spears joining Dr. Roger, a farewell banquet, families moving west, students entering Wesley and St Paul colleges, hospital training, travel to the United States, Bowlings Alley management change, and a local student entering United College.
Social News From Edmonton And Area Labour Weekend Gatherings
Local residents from Edmonton Winnipeg Thompson Wishart Foam Lake and Weyburn spent Labour Day weekend with family. Visitors included Colin Millwood Clifford Trinder Dennis Trinder and Christopher Trinder plus Bernard Lowe Cora Lee E Kyle G H Heap and many relatives. A wedding near Wishart Sask connected Miss Jean Carmichael and Mel Halowity with the Bride’s home. Additional trips featured Don Brula and Johnny Wandrasek relatives in Winnipeg and Saskatoon searches for work by Donna Wondrasek and Linda Betke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin ‘Winder
Edmonton
Ted ‘Trinder
Clifford
Richard ‘Trinder
Dennis Trinder
A. C. Self
Christopher
Winnipeg
Mim
R Helf
Bob
Bernard Lowe
Cora Lee
Thompson
Sonny Heap
E. Kyle
Victoria BC
A.C. Heap
G. H. Heaps
A. C. Heap
G. H. Heap
Jean Carmichael
Mel Halowity
Foam Lake
Sask
Wishart
Don Brula
Jeans Parcents
J. E. Wandrasek
Johnny
Eva
David
Rose Marie
Jobi
Kat
Kolton
Buska
Weyburn
Donna Wondrasek
Linda Betke
Marchwell
Roy McConnell
Saskatoon
Angusyile and son Terry visit Dauphin on Sunday
Angusyile and his son Terry traveled to Dauphin on Sunday to visit with local residents and catch up on family matters in the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Dauphin
Community Notes and Hospital Updates from Fox Warren Area
Mrs Heap and Mrs Kyle visit Thompson to see Mrs Heap's daughter Mrs Burt and plan to return to Mrs Woods this week. Nora Vaughan is a patient at Russell Hospital. Doris Low recuperates after eye surgery at Winnipeg General Hospital. Rita Lazenby will undergo surgery at Winnipeg General Hospital on Wednesday. Bonnie and Bob Kutzan visited with Bonnie’s parents Mr and Mrs Alex Low. Bob played ball with the Binscorth Orioles. Maple Leaf training camp prepares for hockey season with promotion Sunday at United Church Sunday School on Sept 10. classes resume Sept 17. Cradle Roll Superintendent Mrs Berry Martinez. nursery contact Debbie Low and Karen Falloon. Primary Effie Moulson and Heather Graham Turner. Ann Lavalle and Fay Lee. Intermediate Mrs Shirley Yellop. Teacher training at Birtle Sept 23 from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm. Personal contact with India through Dr Eva Moses, superintendent of Indore Christian Hospital, India, Oct 1 at 7:30 to 8:30 pm in Birtle United Church School. Mr Phillip DeCorny moderates. Grade 8 Mrs Kathy Fallon. Grade 7 Mr Stan Bernas of Winnipeg. Grade 5 and 6 Mrs Sandra Wetherill of Neepawa. Grade 3 and 4 Miss June Wotton. Grade 1 and 2 Miss Audrey Finlay. Kindergarten Mrs Dick Clunie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heap
Kyle
Thompson
Binscorth
Orioles
Maple Leaf
United Church Sunday School
Berry Martinez
Ber- Nursery
Debbie Low
Karen Falloon
Effie Moulson
Heather Graham
Turner
Ann Lavalle
Fay Lee
Shirley Yellop
Birtle
India
Eva Moses
Indore Christian Hospital
Birtle United Church
Phillip DeCorny
Kathy Fallon
Stan Bernas
Winnipeg
Sandra Wetherill
Neepawa
June Wotton
Audrey Finlay
Dick Clunie
Church Service Schedule Across Parishes
Anglican and Lutheran notices list service times and locations. Rev GH Sells leads Morning Prayer at unknown church. St Matthew 10 AM. St George no service. St Joseph 10 AM and 7:30 PM. Angusville 12 noon on first Sundays. Binscarth 12 noon on second and fourth Sundays. Lutheran Church of remains incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglican Church OF
Obituaries Vernon George White and Albert Louch
Vernon George White was born in Binscarth on May 31 1961 and died. Burial was in Binscarth Cemetery. He is survived by his mother, father and two sisters Beverly of Winnipeg and Maxine at home. Albert Louch aged 87 died August 10 in Birtle District Hospital. Funeral August 12 at Westminister United Church Foxwarren Cemetery. He was born in Chaddlington England in 1904 and came to Canada in 1909, survived by two sons Charles of Binscorth and Stan of Foxwarren, two grandchildren and one sister in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
G. H. Sells
Binscarth
George
Blomarth
Russell
Pratt
University of Manitoba
Beverly
Winnipeg
Maxine
Albert Louch
Birtle
Westminister United Church
Foxwarren Bar
George McCrindle
Alex Reid
Alfred Poole
Ted Widdicombe
Alex Wright
Carman Ryan
Louch
Chaddlington
England
Oxford
Canada
Foxwarren
Mr. Louch
Ethel Redmond
Charles
Binscorth
Stan
Local Church Schedules and Services List
The page lists church services and times for several congregations on Sunday September 24 1972 including St Marys Ukrainian Vladimir’s Ukrainian Orthodox Advenist Church Holy Trinity Lutheran and United Church of Canada in Binscarth Foxwarren with times ranging from morning masses to afternoon services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's Ukrainian Church
B. Kyba
Cssr
Vladimir's Ukrainian Orthodox
Russell
Man
N. Raluik
Se Day Adventist
M. Westrate
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Inge Richard J. Kaczor
United Church OF Canada
Binscarth-Foxwarren
Binscarth District News Highlights Local Visits and Playoff Travel
A stream of visitors from Kinistino Winnipeg and Paris France, including Lori Walls and Dot Keene’s relatives, populated last week in Binscarth area. Family gatherings centered on support for the Orioles at the Provincial Playoffs in St. Agathe, while locals pursued studies in Winnipeg and Red River College. High school and college ties were noted with Jim Boucher’s family visit and Larry Lamy resuming U of M studies as Marilyn starts nursing at Red River College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth
H. Keene
Lori
Kinistino
Sask
Dot
Harold Walls
Dave Cook Implements, Ltd
Paul Cornell
Sandra Matheson
Dease
Tanly
Roger
Romeo Desaulnier
St. Aierre
Monique
Jocelyn Peloquin
Winnipeg
Jacqueline
Paris
France
Air Canada
Mir
George Fontaine
Edmonon
St. Agathe
Orioles
Jerry Peston
Cathy
Joe Bouchers
Carol Dreilick
Lamy
Marilyn Show Shuck
Larry
U. of M
Marilyn
Red River College
T. W. Robinson
Gary
Glenn
Garth
Amilies
Also Mentioned on This Page
John King
St Anns
Ont
Spears
London
A. R. Tingley
Mountain Avenue
Russell Lodge AF. & AM
Regina
Will Smith
Winnipeg General ‘Hospital
Johnston
Dublin
Ireland
R. Shaw
Alex Coulter
Mitchell McIntyre
Bob Amos
Wesley College
Jack Hughes
St. Paul's College
Russell Collegiate Department
Merle Hainstockeft
Grace Hospital
Everett McJennan
Irene Coulter
S. Baker
Bowlings Alley
Alex Dalziel
Lynn
United College
Spotless Dry Cleaners
Shell Oil Co. of Canada
Russell, Man
Millwood
Russell Trading
Bill Martin
Community Information Service
Vernon George White
Jim Boucher
Amily
Ution
Bonnie Me
Jess Sheardown
Hamiota
Binsgrt
Cosen
Portage
Binscarth and District
Community Theatre
Bert Holliman
NEXT
Patricia Crawley
Wasslen Bros
York
Slzs
Blue Ribbon
Manitoba Golden
Hanes
Oase