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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 22, 1982

Page

3

Knox United Church Service Time Change and Local News

The Knox United Church will start at 11 a.m. this Sunday December 2 instead of 10 a.m. Ena Campbell is home from Winnipeg after a holiday with friends and relatives to attend the Westview Lodge Christmas Party. Isla Gray prepared the turkey and guests included the lodge residents and George Gray Mrs Glenda Cook and girls. The community enjoyed food and festivities. The Binscarth Village Council has sent water meter proposals to Winnipeg for approval with public disclosure planned if approved. if not, councillors must rethink funding. Kim Woods and Carol Wastlen are in Winnipeg for computer studies during their break. Helen and Don Baker left the city for a farm home, planning for future races amid an average season and 400 horses in Winnipeg making racing harder. Linda Baker will travel to Florida for a teaching break. Norma Shurwell of Minnesota visits for grandson Travis James born Dec 10, a brother for Melissa. Thanks given for help with the Xmas concert, and Lidcliff Christmas Party was successful with games, a skit, and a “secret friend” gift exchange. District carol service at Knox United Church was enjoyed. Ernie and Helen Woodhouse and family planned a two-week Disney World trip. Bernice Bowley returns to Winnipeg for Christmas. Local ladies attended Helen Woodhouse’s ceramic class and a party marked end of the season.

Knox United Church Ena Campbell Winnipeg Westview Lodge Isla Gray George Gray Glenda Cook Binscarth Kim Woods Carol Wasslen Puter Helen Don Baker Don Linda Baker Florida Norma Shurwell Missota Travis James Sheila Art Lockhart Melissa Lidcliff Lois Tibbetts Pat Reagh Helen Woodhouse Ernie Mary Woodhouse Disney Land Bernice Bowley U. of Winnipeg Beth Len Bowley

Binscarth history drive asks every family for data

The Binscarth and District History Committee asks residents to share family histories before April 83. Betty Bauer and Tone Murray seek full names birthplaces parents and beginnings in the district plus life details. Also notes 4-H, soc hop, bake sale, and club officer installation events through early January 1983 with Christmas party.

Binscarth Betty Bauer Tone Murray

UCW Meeting in Church Basement December 8

UCW meeting in the church basement on December 8 opened with a reading of The Little Donkey and a Christmas poem. Ten members attended and roll call taken. Reports were read and adopted. Donations to Meal A Week received nine dollars and ninety cents as our share of the mission.

Binsearth Veronica Bouchers LGW Laura North Nell McCaig

Obituary of Albert William Simpson of Binscarth

Albert William Simpson known as Bert died at Russell Personal Care Home in November. Born in Ilkeston England in 1888 he emigrated to Canada at seventeen, homesteaded in Saskatchewan and worked as a farm laborer before joining Hedrick and Margaret Crerar. A devoted Anglican church treasurer, Mason and Oddfellow, he never married but cared for many generations of children. Funeral services were held at St Matthews Anglican Church in Binscarth.

Albert William Simpson Russell Bert Isaac Sarah Simpson Ilkeston England Canada Lannigan Sask Binscarth Hedrick Margaret Crerar St. Matthews Anglican Church

Manitoba boosts social allowance rates starting January 1983

Community Services and Corrections Minister Len Evans announced a significant increase in social allowance rates to cover basic necessities such as food clothing personal needs and household supplies. The raise ranges from 7.7 to 29 percent depending on family size and child ages with new groupings birth to 6 7 to 11 and 12 to 17. The change affects nearly 20 000 recipients and will be reflected in February cheques. Manitoba’s program is cost shared 50 50 with the federal Canada Assistance Plan.

Community Services and Corrections Len Evans Evans Kivans Manitoba

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