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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1985
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Tony Kotelniski and Allen of Winnipeg visited relatives in Angusville and with Ann Kotelniski. They also called on Nellie’s mother at Shoal Lake Personal Care Home amid family ties and postwar commemorations.
Invitations outline events for a wedding anniversary tea at Inglis Activity Centre on Nov 10, a Come and Go tea for Lydia Bezo on Nov 9 at Inglis Legion Hall, a 40th anniversary social for Rudolf and Julia Nernberg at Bield Community Hall on Nov 10, and Vera Fieseler’s retirement reception at Langenburg Community Centre on Nov 15 with dinner program and dance tickets priced at $5.00.
Thursday and Friday visits featured Mrs Beatrice Cameron and her granddaughter and husband Marie and Greg Thomas of Winnipeg. Pam Wilson of Shoal Lake sent well wishes after surgery at Minnedosa hospital. Vera Ferris and Arnold Ferris hosted visitors including Vera's cousins Garry Schneider of Winnipeg and Difford Schneider of Wicon Alberta. Norman Ferris of Swan River earned a second million mile safe driving plaque. A social for Doug Hunter and Marianne Gancher was held Friday. Arnold and Vera Ferris visited Madge Lake with George and Hazel Bernhard Eva Haas of Langenburg and Tracey Bonnie Arseneau of Regina. Better weather allowed harvest work for farmers. Sunday visitors with Anne and Angela Petz included Gary Petz and family.
Elsie and Phil Pugsley returned to Winnipeg on Sunday after a stay in Shellmouth. Jim Thompson of Winnipeg is holidaying in the village. Best wishes to Norman Morrison and family who have moved into their mobile home. Parents in and around the village hosted relatives for Thanksgiving weekend.
Allan Leifer, Worthy Exalted Ruler, announced that the local Elks lodge raised funds through a submission to the Elks Foundation, bringing total commitments to over $14,000. The pledge includes $100 per member and $2000 annually for two years after construction to support the pool for next summer.
Community group advertises a bake sale and bazaar at Parkway Co-op Mall Binscarth with proceeds supporting church activities. Event includes arts and crafts sale at Binscarth Hall on November 2 from noon to four. Also announced is the Angusville Fall Supper at the Community Center on November 3 starting at 5 00 p.m.
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