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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 17, 1989
Page
4
Joan Clement offers energy use tips from Agriculture Canada emphasizing that one sixth of Canada’s energy goes to the food system. Plan weekly meals, use seasonal and sale items, cook in bulk, prepare homemade mixes, favor no heating options, and use efficient stove and pot methods to cut energy and costs.
Silverton residents send get well wishes to Watt Cochrane at Russell District Hospital. Local visitors including Harold and Mrs. Silver of Winnipeg and Bob and Lil Anderson of Regina call on Laura Coulter and Florence Smith at Brandon General Hospital. A bridal shower for Adeline Nychuk in Angusville is reported along with many social visits from the district.
Jim and Alyce Johnston brought Mrs. Jessie Ferris home from Brandon on Monday. Vera Ferris and Minnie Ferris receive well wishes in Russell Hospital. Mary Gerrard of Winnipeg and Brian Gerrard of Brandon visited with the Nichol family on the farm. Doyle Piwniuk from Winnipeg was home briefly. Anne Petz and Fred Piwniuk joined Joe and Elsie Piwniuk to Prince George for Steve and Cathy Piwniuk’s twenty fifth anniversary. Jennifer Minchuk from Forget visited with Bill and Buryle Dole. Mother's Day gatherings with Hazel Stauffer, Gwen Morrison, Wayne, Garry and Phyllis Morrison. Birth announcement for Ray and Cindy Morrison’s baby girl. Beatrice Cameron accompanied Ray and Doris Craig and Gladys Craig for Mother's Day dinner. Brenda Kopin and Angela Petz drove to Winnipeg. Brenda has an eye appointment and will visit Charlie and Sally Linski, Alice Wayne, Phyllis Digby, and Shauna from Brandon. Rain would be welcome.
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