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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1971
Page
2
The Russell Banner publishes Thursdays from its Main Street office. Manitoba residents can subscribe at $3.50 per year in district and $5.00 outside. Reproduction of the paper or any part is prohibited without written permission.
The first wheat of the season arrived at Russell flour mills on Sept 9 delivered by John Watson. The price paid was 54 cents per bushel, yielding about 45 bushels per acre. T. Hill’s warehouse work progresses with roof carpentry and Mr Setter’s new elevator machinery nearing completion.
Community notices celebrate a family gathering with grandchildren and relatives. Weekend visitors include Ronnie Gallant and Shirley Katehin. Ronnie studies at Red River Community College in Winnipeg. Karen Katehen returns home and improves. Birthday greetings posted for Adeline Walowitze, Lorne Chipel ki, Lori Sidoryk, Kevin Bartram for late September.
Miss Joan Klimek of Brandon spent Labor Day weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Adolph Kifmack. Mr Evin Dunn and Miss Louise Miller visited Gladstone with Mrs McMillan and Mr and Mrs Ed Surbin. Joe Dunn attended church on Sunday and is recovering. Effie Armstrong of Winnipeg and Rae Armstrong of Inglis visited the Mervyn Dunn home on Friday. Mervyn Dunn family drove to Winnipeg Sunday with daughter Carol and Kathy Turnbull, both nursing students at Misericordia General Hospital School of Nursing. Carol and Kathy wish them well in their chosen careers. On the return trip they saw Russ Coulters at Marquette. Frank Myra and his sons Kevin and Bradley visited Dan Hyra over the weekend. Frank stayed extra days to help with harvest. Welcome to Mr and Mrs Gerald Borkowski and family who moved onto the home farm in Minnis ka. Nice to have you back in the district Gerald.
World evangelist Dr. Walker honored at Brown Palace Hotel dinner in Denver on August 26 971 for leadership in Worldwide Christian Fellowship and ecumenical work. 600 guests heard his address while Marion Downs sang. Dr. Walker heads Life Line International and has written many evangelistic books.
Canadian National announces 25 percent fare reduction for travelers aged 65 and over on specified Red days starting October 2. The discount applies to holders of CN ID cards travelling on any origin Red day under the Red White and Blue plan. regular one way Red coach fare must be $9 or more.
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