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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
2
The Russell Banner is published weekly by C Sanderson, editor and publisher. Authorized second class by the Post Office Department at Chowa, with postage paid at 108 Batue, rate 30 per copy for canal content.
Heavy rains and unsettled weather are noted with a return of fine conditions. The clipping references past events from Oct 5 1905 and Oct 8 1925 including candidates filing for federal election in Marquette and a shop staffing note for a new firm. It also mentions a Red Cross clothing drive in 1945 and a Harvest Fest service at Christ Church.
Mrs Ruth Reid of Winnipeg visited Silverton for a few days with Mrs Jim Jane. Mr and Mrs Earl Ross visited on Friday. Funeral for Br Camp Bamford held in For Warren last Thursday. Mrs S Dufrat visited Edmonton last week. Mrs E Fraser hosted by Mr and Mrs Kent. Prayer at Melita Saturday. Nell Evans of Winnipeg visiting mother Mrs Avans. Mrs W A Keating and Amy visited Brandon on Friday. Communion to be observed Sunday at Silverton United Church.
Char lie Phipps is recovering in Yorkton Hospital. September visitors included Mrs R Gritz macher Mrs E Wester and Mr and Mrs Martin andgren and Alfred Lund gren. Cadet instruction begins a new year with eight boys attending led by Larry Upland Ken Vandenamelle Chris Lawrence Robbie Schappert Rodney Lindgren DiArey Hande Kay Dixon Grant Prince. Budd Lund gren and Jack Bryer families visited Yorkton and Regina respectively for checkups and gatherings. Edla Bengtson of Brandon visits relatives. Murray Dixon of Fertile spent the weekend with his parents. Abbie Kirk of Hamiota visited the Henry Yont and Kirk families. Roul and Mrs Earl Roulston visited Regina with daughters Brenda and Sharon. Mrs Alex Bennett is convalescing at home. Mrs John Coline was a Sunday visitor at the Bennett home.
Funeral notices and condolences extend to the Pushka and Holub families for the loss of brothers and loved ones. Messages praise Mr Mike Holub and Mr John Bomak, note farewell party details at Angusville Ukrainian hall, and mention Richard Bomak as a key goaltender.
The column lists visitors including Miss Lizie McLennan and Mrs L Kieper from Russell along with Willis Kiep es in New Westminster and Alberta visitors at Watt Dunn We wish to extend sympathy to Mr and Mrs Eigin Wishart and Dr and Mrs Paul Halwas Families join in weekend stays and references to Harvest Home on October 7 with Hendry families and Laurel Wis hart visiting from Nokomis Saskatchewan.
Word reaches from Buckinghamshire England of the death of Elizabeth Lawther known as Liz sister of Mrs A M Pratt Leslie Rogers Mrs Bajns Margaret Roberts and Mrs Walter Barrettdennard Sr of Vancouver Also surviving are a daughter Isabel and a grandson Keith in England Visiting at the home is Mrs Belle Joy Stocker of Winnipeg formerly Miss Georgie Denmark
This reader note highlights Grace Irwin's Servant of Slaves as her best work, a biographical novel about John Newton tracing his life from profane sailor to devout minister, and mentions the love story with Mary Catlett. The passage also previews Sunset in two, detailing interwoven valley conflicts and a cast of characters navigating postwar restructurings.
The newspaper emphasizes its constant reporting cadence with the promise of continuous yearround news delivery to readers at home.
Readers are offered a catalog of agricultural implements including 210 ft International combines and 235 ft versatile grain augers, 1-14 ft International duplex on rubber, 4-10 ft Cockshutt deep tillers, 1-10 ft Jeoffroy deep tillers, 1-15 ft Jeoffroy deep tiller, and 1-14 ft self propelled Kilbury swather.
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