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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1983
Page
3
Local residents recalled weekend hosting and visits across Manitoba as families from Binscarth, McCauley, and Eston share travel notes. Distinct relatives from Campbell River, Olds, and Winnipeg plan holidays in Ontario and England, while well wishes go to Mrs. Wasslen for a wrist injury.
In the district several participated in a slow pitch event. Messages of greetings were sent to Mrs Mundle on her birthday. Gordon Mundle attended the Keystone Pioneer Museum Show in Roblin over the weekend. A couple celebrated their 10th anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ireland, with relatives and friends aiding the celebration. Visitors at the Alex Bennett home included Anne Cusitar and Russell, Bill and Emily Bennett of Winnipes, Boyd Hande and daughters from Calgary, Dirk and Cheryl Hande of Langenburg, and Morley Thorpe of Spy Hill.
The notice details Manitoba deer season rules for 1963 including bag limits buck only in certain Game Hunting Areas 314 and 314 excluding Pembina Valley. It lists season dates for Deer Unit A and B with open areas and license costs for residents and non residents.
Visitors at Webb 29 Saskatchewan discover a vivid prairie world at the Prairie Wildlife Interpretation Centre. Exhibits show gophers, winds, and seasonal changes while trails unveil Goose Lake, wildlife, and the region’s transformation from native grass to farmland.
The Manitoba Insect Report names cankerworms and leaf beetles as top pests with widespread defoliation of maple elm and oak across the province. Cankerworms may stay active for a year or two, with Methoxychlor as another effective insecticide if available. Complete defoliation means spraying is too late.
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