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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1985
Page
8
An Angusville district farm chem club meeting at the community centre featured a lunch and a lively program. Attendees heard varied items from twin calves to seed displays, with prize drawings, curling, bingo, and farewells to local residents, all amid a bustling social scene and hometown humor.
The Russell town council held its regular meeting on Thursday March 14 led by Mayor J L Langford Rosnoski Kiliwnik. The minutes of the previous meeting were adopted and accounts totaling 26058 passed for payment. By Law 1156 to amend 112 and to fund water system upgrades was introduced and read first time. Correspondence was read and considered. Meeting adjourned. Adopted March 28 1985.
Jean Snell Randall died on March 10 1985 at age 63 born in Russell Manitoba predeceased by husband David survived by husband Jim son Dennis daughter in law Betty and grandchildren Tamar a Richard Michelle Cathy and Veronica of Victoria BC and Barbara of North Vancouver brother William sister Barbara and their families of Russell Manitoba member of C W A C WWI worked for Dominion Government and Royal Canadian Legion 172 cremation private family memorial service with Reverend P Ross flowers gratefully declined donations to Cancer Society Victoria BC_strategy.
The Ukrainian Catholic parish of Lakedale thanks Culture Heritage and Recreation for an $8,000 grant to renovate its titular centuries old church. Parishioners invite past members and friends to donate at Angusville Manitoba with receipts for pledges over $20 for tax purposes.
Inglis residents enjoy a spring break as Dot and Rudy Wowk host Trevor Wowk Darwin Wowk and Lori Thompson in Thom pson visits. Allison Zimmer recovers at Russell Hospital. Kim and Larry Palmariuk move into John and Nancy Palmariuk’s home. Natalie Marshall visits The Pas and Langenburg with her kids. Dianne and Don Newton visit Lydia Bezo and family. Senior Curlers led by Ted Merviuk Betty Armstrong Jim Onufrechuk and Doreen Cornish top Roblin Seniors Spiel. Hartman family from Pine Falls visits with Irene and John Simpson. 3 McDowell children of Winnipeg and Trevor Kevin Eli spend spring break with Lawrence and Ragna Bero.
Natural Resources Minister Samuel Uskiw named Winnipeg Blue Bomber John Bonk Manitoba's Wildlife Ambassador for National Wildlife Week 1985. Bonk, a Schenley Award winner and Grey Cup veteran, urged youth participation in poster prose and doodle competitions running to March 18 with prizes and exhibitions across Winnipeg and Brandon venues.
A Wildlife Working Group coordinates Dairies Safeway Canada and Mr Steak Restaurants Manitoba Wildlife Week activities. Members include Manitoba Wildlife Federation Manitoba Naturalists Society Manitoba Department of Natural Resources Canadian Wildlife Service Fort Whyte Centre Winnipeg Ducks Unlimited Canada Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature Manitoba Forestry Association. Information from Department of Natural Resources Winnipeg.
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