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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1982
Page
7
Local notes report families and friends visiting and traveling between Dropmore, Estevan, Yorkton, Roblin and other towns. Residents Verne Doole will work as a mechanic in Estevan while relatives and neighbors share Thanksgiving weekend visits and celebrations.
Visiting with Mrs. Lena Bulger were Cyril Bulger of Toronto. Get well wishes to Teddy LeClair in Brandon General Hospital. Rhea Claire and Christine Fouillard returned from Pinewood Atikokan and Fort Frances. Albert Wishart and Lil Moore from Bredenburg visited with Pete and Celina Lepine. Ladies Auxiliary met and planned a bake sale and bingo for Sunday November 7. Dulcie Fraser of Miniota Edna DeCorby and Irene DeCorby visited Mrs. McAuley. Welcome back to Mr. and Mrs. Bockstael from The Pas residing at Villa DeCorby Lodge. Mrs. Rosine Chartier celebrated her 88th birthday at Villa DeCorby Lodge on October 6. Piano lessons underway in St. Lazare with thanks to parents Gail Horning and family and to Soeur Elizabeth for guidance.
Born April 1900 in Welby Northwest, Decorby Regis died September 77 1982 in Birtle Manitoba. Predeceased by son Murray DeCorby in June 1982. Survived by wife Edna of Winnipeg and daughters Dianne Schwalm Esterhazy Saskatoon, Philip and Isabelle St Lazare, Patricia Atkinson Swan Lake, Rene of St Lazare. Last surviving member of Joseph and Sylvie DeCorby family, lived entire life in St Razare area.
The chief spokesman calls the Reagan administration the most militaristic and reactionary American government since World War II. Separately, warnings note smoke from burning fall caves causes respiratory illnesses due to high pollution levels. A popular seasonal pastime is criticized as well.
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