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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1982
Page
8
Inglis News lists numerous weekend visitors from Kelowna Regina Winnipeg Calgary and Edmonton staying with local families and attending events. It notes a May 31 school program at Inglis Junior High and a July 8 Red Cross Blood Clinic at Major Pratt School Russell along with community acknowledgments and a 4 Hers meet at the Activity Centre.
Eileen Heap is the Banner Reporter for this month with Doris Barber as Visitor. A donation to the Salvation Army was sent. The gift draw by Anne was won by Doris. Doris is program convenor for the next meeting after home June 7th. Annual reports were read and officers elected. Irene Thickett is President, Ivy McKinnon Secretary, Minnie Bily Treasurer, Anne Cusitar Vice President. Entertainment was bingo followed by lunch served by the hostess Mrs Russell Davis and Sandra of MacGregor were weekend visitors. Congratulations to Dianne Heap and Susan Shaw on Prom Friday. Sympathy to Minnie Bily and the Jim Bily family on the loss of Margaret Bily.
The Manitoba Government approves a $50,200 grant to the International Peace Garden to cover maintenance and operations in the current fiscal year. Natural Resources Minister Al Mackling notes the garden has stood for nearly 50 years promoting peaceful coexistence between Canada and the United States. Ottawa adds $90,000 and North Dakota contributes $156,500 this year.
A prom event featured students from Mr Moran and Mr Ronald classes. Names listed include Mark Betke Brad Bulbuck Dwayne Burla Janice Coch rane Bill Crerar Marc Des aulniers Frank Falkevitch and others. The evening ended with a Grand March in the Senior Gym.
Shirley Rabin of Cache Creek and Laura Dela mater of Brandon joined Norah Stewart at Ninette in the 1930s. Shellmouth students Brenda Russin and Colleen Davidson attend Major Pratt Russell awards night. grads to march June 23. Centennial plans discussed at a Pancake Breakfast and cold plate. Visitors include Terry Kochanowski and Jenny McKay from Winnipeg, and many relatives visiting hospitals and family homes across the region.
Manitoba Agriculture official Ken Martens outlines labor planning for farm managers to address issues such as alcohol abuse absenteeism training housing and salary negotiations. He urges defining needs sourcing workers training and cost accounting while noting seasonal work creates distinct challenges and suggests incentives and involving workers in wage planning.
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