Marchwell MLCA Meeting At Mrs Shelgah Lee Home
Members of the Marchwell Local Christian Association held a gathering at Mrs Shelgah Lees residence. The evening's business included reports on the purchase of items and related community matters.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1968
Page
3
Members of the Marchwell Local Christian Association held a gathering at Mrs Shelgah Lees residence. The evening's business included reports on the purchase of items and related community matters.
The column lists hall improvements including flooring sanding and heating realignment before October 1, plus plans for a new bingo season. It notes a Kiddies Park project and a $100 donation to Memorial Rink Board. It records cadet training at Langenburg, moose sighting on old highway, and numerous visits and travels of residents to Regina Winnipeg and Toronto, with several family updates and condolences for Louis Mathias.
Wolverine reports Edith Bryer leaves for Pekwitonie Manitoba to teach for the upcoming term. Mrs Paul Liebrecht visited her father in Yorkton hospital last Sunday. Gordon Bryer and Tenny visited Rit chie Bryer’s home. Friends and relatives gathered at Mrs Kriewald’s Russell home for a farewell party Saturday night. Mrs Jack Bryer returned home after visiting sister Mrs Floyd at Mc-
A community gathering honored Mrs. Jean Langford and Mrs. Jean Whyte with best wishes as they leave for Russell. Jim Whyte expressed regret on behalf of all, and guests included Mrs. Belle Joy and friends from Winnipeg. A lunch followed and family attended the head table.
The Nuffield Foundation will award two Canadian farmers six months abroad in the United Kingdom to study agriculture. Winners will visit leading farm operations and related industries to gain methods and techniques to share back in Canada. Applicants must be Canadian citizens active in farming and aged 30 to 35, with possible latitude.
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