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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1981
Page
4
Mr and Mrs David Dunn invite guests to a Come and Go for their son Jim and his bride Missy on January 9 from 8 to 10 p.m. at Knox United Church basement. The Liske family hosts a Come and Go Tea for Gustav Liske on January 3 1982 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Inglis to celebrate his birthday.
A series of notes on new library offerings features Heritage by Lewis Orde a saga about a turn of the century family and its tests of blood ties and endurance. Shmuel up a Family Tree by Teresa foomingdale appears as a playful note about family life and resilience. Mrs B comments on large families facing daily dilemmas with humor and insight suggesting motherhood as a vitamin for survival.
Marilyn, Dale Triggs and Jamie Braendle visited Brandon on Thursday for the Winter Fair awards dinner. Mr and Mrs Adolphe Klimack were in Brandon last week to visit daughter Joan Rodenbush and family. Joan and her daughter Shera joined Edna and Adolph on trips to Winnipeg for medical appointments and visits with Edna’s sister Mrs John Wrest, Mr and Mrs Bob Borkotsky, and Mr and Mrs Walter Gallant. Merry Christmas to all at this festive season from everyone in Minniska.
Guidance on safely storing and reheating Christmas leftovers. Highlights include cooling turkey quickly, refrigerating meat in portions for 3 to 4 days, freezing 1 to 3 months, reheating above 60 degrees C, not refreezing after heating, and proper handling of stuffing gravy casseroles and baked goods. Also notes hygiene practices and general cooking tips for a holiday meal.
Inglis readers send best wishes for the New Year as families in the district plan holidays. Residents report visits from Winnipeg, Christmas dinners, and travel plans to Windsor, Alberta, and Edmonton. A birthday for Mrs. E. Wershaler on December 17 is noted, with wishes for continued health and many more birthdays. The Hi-Lites enjoyed a Christmas dinner catered by The Chicken Corral, and the Thrift Shop is now closed with donations distributed to Winnipeg groups. Others spend holidays with relatives in Raymond Alberta and St Lucia, Barbados, and Mission City. A note questions Prime Minister Trudeau’s constitutional plans and the role of Queen’s Representatives as ties with Britain are discussed.
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