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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
2
An unclear Russell Banner item reports a man known as the coon being punished for a prohibited mission. The fragment mentions a rebuke or penalty tied to the action, with no further detail on location or authorities.
A compact column traces local notices across decades from 1901 to 1961, detailing appointments, transfers, and public works in Russell and Shellmouth. It mentions Danubia, Northern Elevator Co, Leese and Scarth bank, and various agents. The item also covers relief grants, Post Office openings, Red Cross positions, and community events such as Masonic lodge moves, road talks, and curling club outings.
Toronto resident John Foss visited Minniska for a few weeks. Shoal Lake residents Henry Hadland visited with Marjorie Dunn. Canadian Hereford Association director Willis Kieper attended meetings in Calgary. Adolph Klimack’s daughter’s birth announced by Mark and Linda Lobite of California. Welcome extended to new minister Don Robertson and his wife. Induction in Inglis last Wednesday. Ervin Dunn and Louise Miller visited Grandview and Gilbert Plains. Jim Kleper visited Carman and Winnipeg for Rose’s brother Allen’s wedding to Lynn Garnett of Carman. Funeral services for Robert Dent in Winnipeg attended by several Dunns and Briggs.
Local notes report Mr Ivan Tanasychuk visiting Thompson briefly and well wishes for Linda Kalyniuk in Russell Hospital. Congratulations to Miss Dred Pushka on an October wedding. Families of Senko and Fontan plan Brandon visits and a European tour. New baby born to Rob and Marilyn Connors in Winnipeg. Sidoryk preparing for surgery at Children’s Hospital. Mary Semochko traveling from Virden to Vancouver Island and Pasadena, then wintering there. Jack Kostiuk attended Autopac Agents meeting in Brandon. A Siberian lake, Baykal, is cited as the deepest and largest by some measurements.
Anglican and United churches announce Harvest Festival events on September 26 with services at St Matthew’s Russell Inglis Russell Dropmore and St Joseph’s. Lutheran and Ukrainian churches listed. Seventh Day Adventist church also appearing with service times.
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