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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1981
Page
7
Horticultural notes describe a brief warm spell easing snow concerns and allowing one last lawn trim. The article notes the upcoming Annual Meeting set for Friday November 20 in the Lower Hall of St Josephs Church, beginning with the scheduled program.
The Craigie community lists mourners attending the funeral of S Gilmour including Sharon Glasman of Winnipeg and relatives from Saskatoon Yorkton Oak Lake MacGregor Headingly and Winnipeg. Visitors arrive from Winnipeg and other towns. An annual Christmas supper follows with prizes won by Greta Trinder and Doris Barber and a lunch served.
The Leisure Club met Friday at seven. Financials show strong footing while the housekeeping balance stands. Chairs lack caps to be replaced. Seymore will check replacements. Time clock for outside lights needs resetting. Murray will set it for six. No decision on opening the arts and crafts room. Ada Jackson donated an Afghan to be raffled soon with tickets at 50 cents each or three for a dollar. The Christmas pot luck has no dollar charge. other pot lucks require a dollar admission plus food donations.
Minniska District News reports Mervyn Dunn attended the Manitoba Elks mid term meeting in Langruth on Saturday. The piece lists visits by Harvey Lorna and Grant Hackman to the Radford family in Rivers and notes Mrs Tenant returning to Russell. It mentions Ross and Shirley Dunn in Brandon, Lena Kalyniak and sisters visiting Winnipeg, a Yorkton business trip, and Brent Stewart Jack Dunn heading to the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto with wishes of good luck. Bob Stewart and Marilyn plan a Toronto trip later in the week.
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