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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1990
Page
4
The Falloon family invites friends to an 80th birthday tea at Foxwarren Leisure Centre on Saturday July 21 at 24 00. A Dunn picnic follows at Asessippi Park near Creek on July 29 with pot luck supper at 5 p.m. Weather may cancel.
The Activity Director reflects on seven years at the Personal Care Home in Russell noting staff retirements, new senior programs, and a yard sale that raised funds. She highlights wheelchair dancing, a Ukrainian festival mini event, and upcoming July concert with Tara Lyn Mohr while praising volunteers and staff. A humorous quip closes the report.
Bruce and Connie Aristopher announce the birth of their first child Cody Ryan on June 21 1990. He weighs 8 pounds 1 ounce and is 22 inches long. Grandparents Ed and Rita Slywchuk of Binscarth and Al and Beatrice Christopher of Russell. great grandparents Emily Wasker of Binscarth and Raymond Masson of Souris.
On July 3 1990 Mrs Catherine Tennant marked her 90th birthday with a Come and Go tea in the United Church basement Russell Manitoba. Three daughters sons in law and one grandchild attended along with neighbor Nelliene Leifer who played piano and Grant Hackman who sang with Barbara Cochrane on piano and guitar. Cathy enjoyed visits from friends and neighbors and a barbecue supper at the Harvey Hackman farm followed.
Health professionals urge sun protection as malignant melanoma risk rose from about 1 in 160 in 1984 to 1 in 1500 in 1995. Tanning booths emit UVA radiation linked to deeper skin damage and eye injury. Protect skin with SPF 15 or higher, cover children, and avoid sun during peak hours. Never use baby oil as sunscreen. See a physician for serious sunburn.
Former Foxwarren resident Cheryl Craig, daughter of Murray and Imogen Pizzey, receives the Kappa Delta Pi Educator of the Year award and the Alberta Teachers Association Seymour Fellowship worth 7500. She works as a Calgary Board of Education teacher and consultant and pursues a doctoral program at the University of Alberta. She has a long record in education, publishing and leadership roles with ATA and social studies councils.
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