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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1995
Page
10
In a Manitoba committee hearing, Mrs Cowling argues against increasing riding sizes, noting Dauphin-Swan River spans 300 kilometres and covers vast terrain. She cites travel times, geographic barriers, and rural representation as reasons to preserve rural seats.
A Regina based naval reservist was part of a group that rescued a BC man suffering hypothermia off the east coast of Vancouver Island during a training exercise on Sept. 8. Leading Seaman Clark Bezo and Reservists from HMCS Queen in Regina and HMCS Unicorn in Saskatoon used a small boat to reach the motionless man, treated him for hypothermia, and ferried him by sea to Chemainus before ambulance transport to hospital. He was released the next day in good health. Bezo, 23, an engineering student at the University of Regina, has served five years in the naval reserve.
Inglis readers note Herb and Joyce Gillies spent a month in Britain then a week in Toronto before Thanksgiving with June Fedwick and Janet Amnott who visited from Calgary. Numerous relatives visited for holiday gatherings and Howard Hagglund’s family hosted celebrations around October 9. Birthday greetings issued for Helen Skinner on October 24 and sympathy extended to the Kowalchuk family after Helen Kowalchuk’s death on October 13.
Neighborhood visits from Russell and nearby towns include Joe and Luella Zimmer with Rudolf Nemberg, Ted Arnold guests at Arborg, and Stan Meriniuk's Shoal Lake party with Joe Zimmer. Dennis Benson with Tom Bauereiss and Trudy Benson with other Bauereiss kin also entertained. United Church anniversary in Stony Mountain marked by Marion Best.
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