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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1985
Page
4
Official opening held June 12 1985 features guest speaker pool and shuffleboard activities. Admission adults four dollars children six to twelve two dollars. preschoolers free. Community events include Millwood picnic and various family gatherings with tea and showers planned in Angusville and Glen Katchin areas.
Malaida Enrez Gratas announces the arrival of their new son Nicholas Anthony on April 4 in Winnipeg. Grandparents are Red and ESD, with the Proud parents Greg Me Gemet and Roberts Grab.
Pat Orsak Home Economist shares a simple kiwi fruit chicken salad. Combine chicken celery and salt with kiwi fruit and mayonnaise, chill, then pile onto lettuce plates. Garnish with extra kiwi slices. Makes two servings. Recipe can be halved or doubled.
University students graduate notices reference an Inglis Activity Centre show on Saturday June 22 at 200 pm and a province wide Summer Reading Program from July 3 to August 9. Also listed are an Annual Nursery School meeting on June 20 at 7:30 pm, a panel discussion Your Childs Safety Is Your Corn, and an Art Snow event in Russell with dates and contact numbers for information.
Listings show religious services across several churches in Inglis Manitoba and surrounding communities. Christian Assembly, Ukrainian Orthodox, Anglican, Grace Lutheran, United Church, and Bethany Lutheran offer varying worship times from morning to early afternoon, with Sunday School and family Bible hours. Pastors listed include Rev Richard Kosten Rev Marie Lee Rev Bul Russet Rev Fr Boncan and Rev Murray Etty along with others. contact numbers provided for pastoral charges and service details.
The Conference assembly in Winnipeg on May 3, 1985, approved raising the legal drinking age from 18 to 21 by a 194188 vote. Some delegates, including Peter Harvey and Allen Foster, expressed disappointment, while proponents argued programs would be more viable though concerns over youth attitudes persisted.
The Lubicon Lake Cree people are in a stage of desperation after extending court actions to secure their rights and northern land base. The situation has drawn attention from the World Council of Churches program to combat racism and the United Nations Human Rights Commission.
A listing shows Kellogg's Honey Nut Corn Flakes priced at $1.99 and Lemonade options at $2.49 for Kent area sale items. White and Pink lemonades offered in 355 milliliter sizes.
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