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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 20, 1985
Page
3
Local residents in Bran don and nearby areas share visits and travel news including Lena Drellick recovering in Russell Hospital and trips to Regina Calgary and San Diego. Numerous social visits, birthdays, and hospital stays are noted along with curling results from Russell and Birtle events and a preview of upcoming club meetings and events.
Special meeting February 21 1985 presided by Mayor Souch approves By-Laws 351 and 361 to amend earlier codes and to sell a 4409 69 debenture to the Manitoba Water Services Board. Secretary to forward B O fee of 90 to Municipal Board. Minutes endorse February 12 1965 and February 21 1985 sessions and March 12 1965 meeting adjourns with budget and cheque approvals.
On March 11 the North Area 4H Public Speaking Competition at Inglis featured eleven speakers. Silverton Willing Workers were represented by Tanya Burnett, Melanie Boryskavich, Rheanne Gray, and Gavin Coulter. Russell Beet Club members Frances Mushumanski, Lori-Anne Luba, and Richard Kieper attended. The issue notes sympathy for Bill Smith of Russell and lists many local visitors and events including a nurse workshop, a WI talk on the Maritime Provinces, and the annual Stew Supper with a Shamrock Cake door prize.
Lidcliff Jian and Maisie Rannie hosted Sheila Stewart of Dauphin on Sunday. Jum and Maisie Rann traveled to Brandon for a sheep workshop at the Agricultural Centre. Duncan and Nancy McDonald were Brandon visitors on Thursday. Latte Gray plans a trip to Israel, and Mrs Betty Mundie visits her family in Austin while hoping to curl.
Mrs. Helen McKay will visit the Binscarth Drop in Centre each Thursday afternoon from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. to receive new items classified advertisements and subscriptions from residents of Binscarth and surrounding area.
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