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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1980
Page
10
In loving memory messages for Martha Patterson Ewankiw and a mother May Patterson and Paul Ewankiw recall their kindness and enduring presence. Families express sorrow, gratitude, and ongoing remembrance for lost loved ones through heartfelt verses and signatures.
Poem-style note expresses grief over a loved one’s death with lines about hearts breaking and part of us going with them, marking that the day God called them home.
The Tree Nursery at Indian Head continues taking orders for 1981 deliveries though 9 000 applications have been received limiting species. Remaining options are Manitoba Maple Green Ash Siberian Elm White Spruce and Scots Pine. Farmers should submit applications promptly.
P Otto Penner notes straw can help cattle stretch feed amid grain and grass seed shortages. He warns against high fibre hulls or weed seeds and advises feed analysis as the pure method to meet cattle needs. Local Agricultural Office can help assess feed requirements and options if supplies run short.
The Eiks fund drive team of thirty harvested about 180 Christmas trees near Rossburn on a chilly Sunday. Trees, priced at 5.00 each, will be sold at Richmar Drive-in to support the Elks Lodge activities founded in 1927.
With rising food costs Canadians are urged to store foods properly to maximize value. Agriculture Canada provides a free pamphlet on preserving flavor and nutrition. The guidance notes shelf life ranges from a week for certain vegetables stored in cupboards to one to three days for refrigerated items including meat and fish. Fresh shellfish and other seafood should be eaten promptly.
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