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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 2005
Page
4
December 10 2005 features a Lions Bingo event at Binscarth Theatre from 1 30 to 4 30 p m and a Santa Anonymous gathering at Binscarth Hall with a 6 30 p m toy supper. Admission is an unwrapped children's toy or pot luck. Toys will be donated to the Christmas Cheer Board for distribution at Christmas time. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Ryan Kristalovich grandson of Lena Kalynuk of Russell and son of Marianne and Lawrence Kristalovich of Brandon graduated from the Royal Academy of the RCMP on Monday November 14 2005. He is stationed with the RCMP detachment in Dauphin Manitoba. The event highlighted the Year of the Veteran and honors his late grandfather Alexander Kalynuk as a decorated veteran.
Heather Ross coordinates senior events in Russett with weekly Monday exercises at the Leisure Centre led by Barb Bryer. Activities include Handi Transit bookings, a December holiday train trip, a 50/50 draw, a Christmas luncheon pause, blood pressure clinics, footcare, pool and card games, bingo, and a widows support group at Grace Lutheran Church. Local contact numbers are 773-2316, 773-2392, and 859-3210.
Dona Kiimacu from Connestown visited with Travis Bomback and family in Abbotsford. Don and Jean Burla hosted in Elie. Wilfred Nernberg and family in Winnipeg. Wilfred kept a doctors appointment. Elaine Moshondz and Brian Moshondz attended a Regina wedding with Raylene. Stan Moshondz visited Robert Moshondz at Grace Hospital. David Fisher of Dauphin visited his mother Ann Fisher on Tuesday.
Suumucu vyanita invites Russell area residents to complete and submit the family history forms for a community History Book. Pick up outlines at the town library or from the person who dropped off forms, and drop completed copies at Mala's or the town treasury.
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