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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 20, 1981
Page
5
A diary entry notes a belated spring arrival on an April day marked by wintry snow. Robins appear on the lawn signaling the season shift despite lingering cold. The tone is reflective and observational.
Inglis resident Miss Renan Ungarian was visiting with tearful remarks and unclear recollections. Local residents recall her brief stay and her unexplained emotional state during the encounter.
For Warren Bill and Elsie Baine visited Lloyd and Bev Wotton last weekend. Congratulations to Gordon and Ethel Stewart on their 40th anniversary. Masonic District Church Service and Eastern Star celebration planned in Foxwarren. Marlene Low transferred to Victoria Hospital Winnipeg for recovery. Bonnie Brandon and child visiting and helping. Rebecca's held a large Mother's Day Tea. Judy Graham's sister Chris back from Holy Land, visiting Edmonton in June. Alex and Jean Wright attended a Drayton Valley wedding. Special Library Day on May 19. Pamela, Loretta McNarry's daughter, visiting from Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Foxwarren Legion Ladies Auxiliary Strawberry Tea and Bake Sale June 6 3 to 5 p.m. at Legion Hall. Old newspaper tip suggests investing in real estate during inflation with example figures.
When mortgage money tight demand for homes rises and selection becomes scarce at the right price. Shakespearean aside aside urges timely action. If you need help in real estate, contact McMurray Realty at 206 Main Street Russell or call 773-2640.
The St Lazare district reports a grade 2 class receiving Holy Communion for the first time with Stephane Chartier and Ronald Deschambault reading, others reciting intentions and presenting offerings. Grade 6 girls sang Hail Mary Gentle Woman for Mother’s Day. Jeannettes hosted a tea, followed by songs dances and a lunch. Neighbors and visitors are listed, get well wishes to two patients, and club notices include 4H activity and Rally Day planning. News details include visits from McAuley and Villa DeCorby Lodge residents, and a Horse Clinic event. Contact Lorraine or Lea to submit items. next 4H report forthcoming.
Mrs George Eshelby accompanied Mrs Robert Hal to a Mother's Day Tea hosted by Shell River Women's Institute at Roblin last Monday. Silverton WI met at Mrs C J Gray's home on Thursday with Miss Pat Mandryk speaking on Food Additives. Committees planned the Grandmother's Coffee Party for June 1. Weekend visitors and local acknowledgments mark a busy social period with many family visits and community news. nine members displayed handiwork at Silverton Hall on May 6 with program remarks by Rheanne Gray and others.
The new Chief of the Post Office hints at public expectations as it becomes a Crown Corporation this September. He warns labor peace is not guaranteed and predicts no major turnaround, while his past track record colors the outlook. Meanwhile Joe Borowski enters a 40 day hunger strike, admired for principle but questioned in judgment.
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