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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 14, 1986

Page

8

Local visits and guild meeting near Moose Jaw

Julia Flammond visited her daughter in Moose Jaw while Joy and Edie Dilling attended Christ Church Guild at Florence Smith's home. They left after 6:30 PM with a delay after pushing a car up a hill. Edie finally restarted the car and parked it in the garage. A black bear recently visited the area and scavenged bagged garbage.

Julia Flammond Moose Jaw Joy Edie Dilling Christ Church Guild Florence Smith Cynthia Nerbas Gertie Russin

Manitoba Crime Stoppers Reenacts Rural Abduction Case

Crime Stoppers highlights a 1986 abduction and assault near Lorette Manitoba. A 16 year old girl was grabbed from the road by a suspect driving a mid 70s white two door car. The assailant, described as 30 to 35, 6 feet, 200 pounds, fled after the victim scratched him. up to $2,000 reward for information. toll free tips to 800 782 8477.

Manitoba Lorette Winnipeg

U C W Meeting Notes May Session In Inglis

U C W members and visitors gathered in Inglis for the May meeting led by President Mary Jackson. Reports, a donation plan to Bir tle Presbyterial, and garage sale proceeds for the church were discussed, with social time including slides from Grace Ostapowich and a Mother's Day poem.

Inglis U.C.W U.C.W Mary Jackson Joyce Gilles Birtle Freda Robin Cathy Ungrin Winnipeg Sjohn Dora Ungrin Bob Franklin Rocanville Phyllis Franklin Mel Graves Grandview Wally Hilda McKenzie Dean Armstrong Yorkton Union Hospital

Weekend visitors flock to Dropmore and Brandon

Community members hosted and joined multiple groups across towns including Brandon, Winnipeg, Regina, Madge Lake, Inglis, Roblin, Shoal Lake and Mae Nutt. Visitors included Anne and Angela Pelz with Wayne and Phyllis Digby, Sheldon Bernhard’s party, Eva Haas from Langenburg, Bonnie Arseneau from Regina, Carman Bavereiss with Darlene and Justin Andrews, Johnny Shearer, John Hammond, Nancy Petz and Melissa, Daryl and Audrey Miller, and several local couples. A belated 81st birthday for Mrs Earl Stautter was noted with supper guests Bill and Buryle Doole.

Anne Angela Pelz Wayne Phyllis Digby Shauna Todd Brandon Sheldon Debbie Bernhard Winnipeg Charlie Mary Bernhard Minnie Ferris Eva Haas Langenburg Bonnie Arseneau Regina George Hazel Berrnhard Madge Lake Carman Bavereiss Darlene Justin Andrews Inglis Johnny Shearer Arm Arnold Vera Ferris Sun John Hammond Russell Orland Nancy Petz Melissa Gerald Patricia Spraggs Lindsay Shoal Lake Rod Paulette Mushumanski Ryan Ashley Pat Mae Dietrich Nolan Jan Ingl Earl Stautter Mrs. Stautter Orton Liz Stautter Roblin Bill Buryle Doole

Derkach resignation and school board notes force focus

The minutes cover resignations at Elphinstone and ongoing staff changes in the Rossburn area. Discussion includes portable classrooms, a possible Moran leave extension, kindergarten arrangements during building, and updates on funding formula concerns. The board approved CareerStart hiring, analyzed community use of schools, and planned tenders for the Rossburn project with a May 26 meeting set.

Elphinstone Lou Kurchaba Rossburn Collegiate Nakonechny Mushumanshi Moran Maintenance and Transportation Committee Rossburn Binscorth United Church Kevin Kukurudz Smith Mushumanski Doug Fowler Clarence Lazaruk Inglis Ed Llywehuk T Reading Binscarth Rose Goletz Minister of Education RM. of Moton Liske, Miller Pelly Tr Jack Mushumanski Rossburn Silver Creek Rec Biochka Liske Rossbrun Elementary Lions Soletz

Wheat price hike sparks subsidy debate in Manitoba

Friesen argues a direct government subsidy aims to lift farmer incomes to 1985 86 levels while bread and pasta buyers on fixed incomes bear the burden. Olga Foltz of Manitoba AntiPoverty Organization backs subsidies, warning a four cent bread rise harms low income consumers. Canada milling and baking workers fear higher wheat costs hurting export competitiveness. The committee seeks balanced input on impacts for industries and consumers.

Dea Friesen Manitoba AntiPoverty Organization Olga Foltz Canada Ayer

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