Hole in One aids youth summer programs and golf charity
A Manitoba news brief notes Jim Nixon's role as Summer Extension Assistant in Russell promoting Rural STEP and 4-H activities. It covers the June 7 4-H rally, a Clear Lake 4-H camp, and three crews led by Janet Fingas Cornelia Obedniak and Heather Graham. It also announces the Hole In One Pro tion by the Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba with Molson to fund a disabled camp at Lake Winnipeg near Gimli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Nixon
Agricultural Extension Office
Russell
Dropmore
University of Manitoba
S.T.E.P
Russell District
Janet Fingas
Inglis
Cornelia Obedniak
Rossburn
Heather Graham
Foxwarren
Univiersity
Brandon
Winnipeg
The
Society For Crippled Children and Adults ‘of
Manitoba
Molson Brewery Manitoba Ltd
Molson
Lake Winnipeg
Gimli
Ag. Reps Return Fall to Continue Studies and Summer Work
Ag representatives a fall return to continue studies. Farm members on each crew are grade 11 or 12 students in Russell and Rossburn high schools. They will be grade 12 or attending college or university this fall. Jobs provide income to aid goals. Projects include building hay shelters painting buildings and building fences. Summer plans expressed by the author to work with Russell District residents. Mr and Mrs George Eshelby returned Tuesday from Calgary Alberta visiting son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Flood their granddaughter Tonya and new grandson Trevor George born May 14. Congratulations to Rodney Mushumanski on birth of son Ryan Shawn May 28. Grandparents Stanley Mushumski Silverton and Paul Dietrich Dropmore. Sympathy to Elgin Keating family on death of Marys brother Jack Wright in a car accident. Mary and Figi left Winnipeg for funeral in Oliver BC. Mr and Mrs Don Thickett Brandon and Miss Joyce Evans visited with Bruce Evans. Ed Lungal Headingley and family spent days with Alwyn Coulter Donald Ross Brandon. Herb Lovas family hosted guest Mrs Lovas Gordon Di. Banner correspondent June Mrs Alwyn Coulter. Phone news 773-2019.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Rossburn
George Eshelby
Calgary
Alberta
George Flood
Tonya
Trevor George
Rodney Mushumanski
Ryan Shawn
Stanley Mushumansski
Silverton
Paul Dietrich
Dropmore
Elgin Keating
Mary
Jack Wright
Figi
Winnipeg
Wright
Oliver
British Columbia
Don Thickett
Brandon
Joyce Evans
Bruce Evans
Ed Lungal
Headingley
Alwyn Coulters
Donald Ross
Earl Ross
Herb Lovas
Lovas Gordon di
Manitoba Tomatoes And Cucumbers Hit Manitoba Stores
Manitoba greenhouse tomatoes and long English cucumbers appear in grocery stores with shoppers paying a premium for garden fresh flavor. Grower Ragna Vopni notes strong demand despite high startup costs, while Triple B Agro-Enterprises partners explain quick consumer interest and prices around 79 to 89 cents for a roughly 1.5 pound cucumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Barry Hall
Triple B Agro- Enterprizes
Alcoholism and the burden of recovery in AA talk
A lengthy AA style discourse describes how alcoholism creates a heavy load of lying hangovers remorse and wasted money, and how sobriety brings relief. It urges attendance at meetings and provides contact numbers for information. The text then shifts to agricultural notes on Triple B greenhouse cucumber production in Manitoba detailing containerized growing methods hydrating nutrients and temperature controls along with pruning and harvesting guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A
Alcoholics Anonymous
Manitobans Plan Pilgrimage For Rome October
Over 50 Manitobans plan an international pilgrimage of mentally and physically handicapped people to Rome in October as part of Holy Year The Year of Reconciliation proclaimed by Pope Paul VI The Manitoba group led by Mrs Evelyn Lang and Sister Marie Paradis leaves Winnipeg October 24 returning October 30 The pilgrimage welcomes any handicapped person or relatives and friends An organizational meeting is set for June 3 at 8:00 pm at St Boniface Pastoral Centre 622 Tache Street Further details from Sister Paradis at 997268
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Boniface
Tache Street
Paradis
Beloved Gladys Stevens 81 Dies in Brainerd Minnesota
Gladys Stevens wife of Frank E. Stevens died May 25 1975 in Brainerd Minnesota at age 81 Born in Farmington Minnesota she married in 1917 and lived in Russell before returning to Minnesota She belonged to the Baptist Church and did much church work Predeceased by husband 1973 and daughter Ruth 1968 Survived by two daughters five sons and many grandchildren A veteran bee keeper ran roadside bee farm offering advice not to provoke bees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Stevens
Frank E. Stevens
Brainerd
Minn
U.S.A
Farmington Minn
Frank Stevens
Russell
Minnesota
Baptist Church
Ruth
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Inglis and District Chamber of Commerce
Asessippi Beach
Don Ross
H. Werschler
Mercury
Russell Auto and Marine
Ag. Rep
Clear Lake
Confucius
Alwyn Coulter
Reg Curle
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Opapaba
Ragna Vopni
Michigan-Ohio
Arborg
Triple B
Tarras Happychuk
Happychuk
Manitoba Research Council
Texaco
Ursa and
Texaco Motor Oils
Texamatic and
Rancho
Io Service
Pete’s
Farm Services
Manitobans Plan
Green Cross
Carbyne
Avadex
M. J. Semochko
Man
Binscarth
Binscarth Golf Club
Earl Reagh
Chas. Cooper
R. Rannie
Russ Ivey
Peg McCauley
Percy Miller
Shell Bulk Agent
Endaven
Shell Endaven
Harry Stanchuk
Sr Meattaritetsey
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