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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1995
Page
5
Miles and Brenda Dreilich celebrate the birth of Leanne in July as she begins teaching English in Wakayama City Japan. A flurry of visitors and family updates follow, with travels to Brandon Winnipeg Stonewall and Saskatoon, plus condolences and library news from Binscarth.
Visiting with Louis Laycock included sister Jean and Matthew Switzer of Kelowna. Anla Bezo of Thompson met Annie Bezo. Dean Laycock and Clare Forrest of Winnipeg wed at St Pauls Anglican on Aug 19. Maurice and Heather Laycock attended their son’s wedding. Lois Laycock with Adele Lehmann of Brandon and Harold Sazaras of Pipestone also present. Deb and Jim Zalesak visited, John and Fran Droschuk joined Harold and Lorrene Kopetsky. Kim Wildeman of Winnipeg vacationed with Wilfred and Rita Wildeman. Attendees at Joe Zetariuk’s funeral included Lloyd and Sharon Small and family, Sheila Connors and others from Brandon. Rob Burla Calgary, Randy Burla Winnipeg, Ed Bowman and family of Dryden also mentioned. Welcome back to Inglis Ruppel staff and students. school started in August. Olga Ross, formerly in Russell Hospital, now in a Personal Care Home in Russell. Jessie Ferris of Banner County turns 92 on Aug 27. Get well to Jean Moster in Russell Hospital. Tom and Fern Stratton of Dryden. Robin Ziprick note: inflation not ruining everything.
Thirty VBS attendees at Holy Trinity week of July 24 28 with theme Gods Special Agents. Bethany VBS reports 34 children and daily morning songs by Lindy Zimmer with piano by Danielle Beischer. Lunch by LWM S. Friday program for parents and crafts display. Birthday wishes for Lena Galatnik 80. local visits and bingo jackpot winner Alice Fingas.
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