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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 04, 1982
Page
4
Visiting notes list many friends and relatives from Winnipeg Calgary Cranbrook Vancouver Sparwood and Richmond visiting Shellmouth Burgess area for reunions and family gatherings. Local events include Elks Bingo at Elks Hall and a Shellmouth Down Hill Derby with closing date August 21 and a book auction inquiry for Iris Mawhinney Portage Avenue Winnipeg.
Jean and Seymour Stevens and Aleta and Len Pulver invite attendance at the marriage of Barbara and Kevin. The ceremony is set for Saturday August 7 1982 at Westminster United Church Foxwar en Manitoba with a reception to follow at the Elks Hall.
Bob and Anne announce the birth of their son Erié James at 8 52 a m on July 10 1982 at Birtle Health Centre. He weighed 7 lbs. Proud grandparents are Verne and Edna Dunn and Laurie and Barbara Thomas of Kelowna BC. Great grandmothers are Isabel McFarlane of Russell and Ethel Campbell of Kelowna BC.
A bridal shower honoring Verna Gawel is set for Monday August 16 at 7 30 p m in the Dell Room of the Club Cafe Russell. Everyone is welcome.
A large birthday celebration is set for August 10 at the Personal Care Home with eight residents expected to attend. Notable honorees include Miss Mary Stevenson turning 68, Mrs. Jay Billingsley 80, and several others aged 87 to 94. New arrivals Mrs. Jessie Morden and Mr. Julian Rosenall are welcomed.
A double ring ceremony was held February 6 1982 at Norwood United Church in Winnipeg. Susan Gail East and Kenneth William Onchulenko exchanged vows in an event attended by family friends and with Ann Spinak as soloist. A reception followed at St Louis Centre with toasts from Peter Sweryd and thanks to the wedding party.
Home canning safety emphasized in a Canadian guide. Pressure canning destroys botulinum spores unlike boiling water baths, preventing deadly food poisoning. Follow manufacturer guidelines and keep vent valves, gaskets, and rings in good condition while cooling and handling the pressure canner.
A regional church listing covers Mission Fest at Ihany Lutheran with August 22 worship at 10 00 a m and a daylong Vacation Church School August 16 20 for children up to 12. Anglican Trinity service 10 00 a m Holy Communion at Binsearth 11 30 a m and Grace Evangelical Lutheran in Russell hosts a 10 30 a m service. Bethany Evangelical in Inglis has 9 00 a m worship. An Angus family reunion features genealogical trees and open house after supper with Sunday at Silver Beach on Jim Angus cottage grounds.
Evelyn Boyd Huseby of Denver called on Willis and Lorena Kieper Sunday. Sheila Rees and family from Provost Alberta visit Verne and Edna. Tom Kieper attended the Junior Hereford Bonanza in Lloydminster. Lobitz family returned to B C after a visit with Adolph and Edna Klimack. Rodenbusch family joined Adolph and Edna for Brandon visit. Adolph and Edna escorted Bill and Ella Ziprick to Brandon to see John Bauereiss in hospital. Youths attended St Lazare Sports Day and a slow pitch tournament with Minniska Muskrats. Brent Stewart and Dale Triggs attended a wedding in Neepawa Saturday. Dunn brothers visited friends in Clear Lake Sunday. Ross and Shirley Dunn hosted guests Karen Warden and Maureen Mathison from Brandon, plus Lynn and Noel.
Sunday visitors at the Sonny Heap home included Mr and Mrs Walter Wier and family and Mrs Annie Heap of Russell. Ken Hutchison and girls of Elkhorn visited the Heaps. George and Doris Barber drove to Swan River for the rodeo. Alward Glasman home hosted John and Beatrice Davison of Winnipeg, Mr and Mrs Joe Melnyk and children of Winnipeg, Mrs Don Calver and children of Grandview, Mr and Mrs Bradley Parabee of Birtle and Mickey Melnyk from Kenora Ontario. Ellen and Vanessa Cairns and Chris Chambers were weekend visitors at the Sonny Heap home enroute from Edmonton to Portage with Torie and Russell Chambers returning to Brandon after a month with the Heaps. Deepest condolences to Mr and Mrs Bob Schepp and girls of Harrowby, Miss Kim Orr of Binscarth and other relatives on Ken Overheard at St Regís Hotel Tavern remarking on a newborn son born July 8 weighing seven pounds ten ounces.
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