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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1986
Page
8
Season payments for Inglis District News are required prior to the opening game. Coaches, players, and families must complete transactions to ensure eligibility and participation.
Obscure community notes recount residents Angusville locals working on farms and road construction south of Angusville Lethbridge area relatives of Nield Katchin and Parabee families travel to Brandon Edmonton Saskatoon and Dawson Creek BC. Social visits include Ken Warniski and Ken Katchin with extended family trips and tours.
A reader argues drivers should keep headlights on in daylight to improve visibility for all on the road. The piece cites police fleets and the Armed Forces using daytime lights, and urges automatic headlight activation to reduce crashes from inattention.
Obituary mentions Mrs Gen Kurtenbach visiting Alvin and Wendy Holmaty and family in Esterhazy. Various relatives and friends from Yorkton, Brandon, Mikado, Swan River and Winnipeg visited includes Bernhard, Perris, Digby, Digbys, Petz, Rawlings, Ferris and Phwniuk family members. Some held weekend gatherings and hunting trips.
Bob and Bonnie Stewart attended Aggibition in Regina for a few days. Rous Dunn spent Saturday in Yorkton. Margaret Mushumanski of Swan River visited with son Frank and family and traveled to Brandon for a medical eye appointment. Mervyn and Shirley Dunn attended grandson Lyle Robinson’s baptism at Binscarth. David and Donnie Dunn visited Brandon on Monday and Tuesday for business. Lennard and Margie Derkatch and sons visited Peter and family at Wawanesa.
A December schedule lists services and activities at Knox United Church Russell and Knox in Knox. Activities include a Gideon Banquet December 4 at 6 45 p m, a Vision musical team show December 4 at 8 p m, White Gift Service December 7 at 7 90 p m, Unit meetings December 8 10 a m and December 11 2 30 p m, Young Women's Coffee Group December 8 10 a m via Cheryl Reavie, Donna Reid color demonstration, Knox Council meeting December 9, and communion December 21. January February Upper Rooms available for pickup and church calendars priced at $9. A combined service December 28 unites Knox Russell with no service at Silverton.
A legislative report validates prior accusations in a review labeled an audit. It cites concerns and invites outreach but provides no public details beyond the stated figure of 472485 and a contact phone number for conversations at the reader’s residence.
The Nick Kratchmers of Unity with son Richard and family visited, while Walter and Mildred Ireland accompanied Lloyd and Sylvia Lundgren of Churchbridge on a Saskatoon trip to see Margaret Lundgren, a patient in University and Martin. Rodney and Barb Lundgren welcomed a second daughter Laurence Ireland. Winnipeg visitors joined cousins Mildred and Walter Ireland. Irk Nathan and Kelsey Hande of Saskatoon, with Isabel Hande, visited the Barrie Handes at Esterhazy.
A report calls for a simpler fair tax system with less complexity and litigation, proposing an immediate freeze on capital gains exemptions RRSP limits and corporate tax cuts. It notes federal revenue loss and Manitoba's past push for reform, urging swift action amid broader adoption and waterfowl damage mitigation efforts.
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