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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1989
Page
7
July weekend activities include odd job visits and phone orders to hire youths for various tasks. Wednesday features a car wash in Russell Inn lot with $4 to wash, $5 for wash and vacuum. Thursday offers Children's Fun Day with Ted Petz and babysitting morning option. Senior Citizens get odd jobs Friday.
Local notes show visits from Moose Jaw Russell Regina Winnipeg and Regina area families. Shifts include 4-H Grand Champion Carman Bauereiss, 50th anniversary Raymond and Ola Switzer, 1989 graduates Scott Wiesner Bruce Shearer Teresa Klassen, and various weekend gatherings with Beatrice Cameron Delores Cameron Cameron families and Bet ty Ferris.
Fifteen Manitoba 4-H members and two chaperones will visit Japan from July 5 to 24 funded by the York-Benimaru Foundation. They will stay with host families in Koriyama City, tour Tokyo Kyoto and Osaka, and attend a Japanese high school, after hosting Japanese students in Manitoba previously.
Tracy Smith won best dressed cadet and Curtis Smith earned best marks at the Air Cadet final parade banquet on June 6. The couple, confirmed June 18, hosted relatives visiting from Erickson and other regions to celebrate Keralea's first birthday, with extended visits from family members and a Farm Progress Show outing in Regina.
Elizabeth Mabel Cowling 92 of Thunder Bay Ontario died June 22 1989 in hospital. Survived by son George Cowling wife Eva daughter Evelyn Woodbeck and daughter Muriel Cowling. Funeral June 26 at Broadway United Church officiated by Rev Elaine Frazer with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Memorials to Heart and Stroke Foundation. Jenkens Funeral Home caring for arrangements.
A reader argues against the Meech Lake Accord claiming it grants Quebec political sovereignty and a distinct society, warns it will disrupt remaining Canadian unity, and criticizes opponents who focus on Quebec rather than the broader impact. The letter cites constitutional authority and veto power as barriers to changes.
The Russell 4H Beef Club reported an active year with 12 members and 2 minis led by Ethel Lungal, Roger Cochrane, and Tom Kieper. They held eight meetings, attended workshops and rallies, toured Winnipeg and Regina Agribition, competed in calf scrambles, judged and groomed, did curling and skiing, and raised funds via highway cleanup and an auction. The June 7 sale at Roblin featured Maryann Mushumanski’s Champion Steer and Gordon Mushumanski as Reserve Champion. Jennifer Davidson’s steer led the show with top weight gains. Senior members excelled in showmanship, and four inter-club grooming placings were noted. Plans include a summer water slide outing and an August trip to Newfoundland. new members are welcome.
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