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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 12, 1982
Page
5
Canada edged the World Championship as the Red team failed to defeat them, with veteran goalie Trenik starring for the Soviet Russia side. The Maple Leaf squad, though beaten twice by the Soviets, stood out as the best team of the tournament.
A listing of officers and their roles for CORP No 152 for the 1982 83 cycle includes Mary Parker historian Barb Christianson loyal lady Corrie Wishart associate royal lady Enid Wishart treasurer Vera Kearns immediate past honored royal lady Hazel Miller conductress Ginny Adolphe outer guard Betty Berg honored royal lady Emily Kier 3 year trustee Audrey Ferguson pianist Shirley Dunn secretary Grace Wilson inner guard Elaine Kuhl chaplain Heather Laycock lecturing lady.
The District Horticultural Society offers a large stock of bedding plants for sale on May 22 and May 29 in the Parkway Co-op Mall. Plants include red and white double Petunias, multiflora Petunias in several colors, Marigolds, Snapdragons, Dusty Miller, Pansies, Candytuft, Schizanthus, Strawflower, and more. Vegetables such as cabbage, onions, broccoli, celery, peppers, cauliflower, and tomatoes are available, with some sold in bundles. An house plant section and an Odd & Ends table complement the offerings.
Correction notes the 200 Club winners Theresa Robertson $300 and Aline and George Stadnyk $100, apologizes for earlier error, and reports Red Cross Catvans from Foxwarren netting $919. The piece also congratulates Mr. George Goodings on his 90th birthday and notes his WWI and WWII service and recent living arrangements. It mentions over 70 entries in the Marquette Festival music and folk dancing, and local Mother’s Day suppers in Binscarth and Birtle.
Reggies reports two new strong leaders of opposing parties, Robert Rae of the NDP and David Peterson of the Liberal party, raise the specter of a shift after nearly four decades of Conservative control in Ontario. Premier Bill Davis remains unfazed for now.
On May 3 the Russell-Binscarth Slow Pitch group organized the 1982 season with teams including Berg's Hatchery and the Binscarth Bisons. An executive was formed led by President Dale Sawchuk and VP Ken Pratt. registration fees total 85 dollars per Russell teams, plus 60 dollars to the Grounds Committee, due by May 29. Contact captains for rule changes and league details and register for the Level 1 Coaches Clinic on May 14–15.
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