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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1986
Page
3
Binscarth district residents share weekend visits with relatives in Saskatchewan Manitoba and Ontario. Local communities report hospital visits church events and a September meeting for Knox United Church Unit 3 with notes on August and September activities and a call for a H leader.
Louise, aged, died August 22 at Russell Personal Care Home after 14 years as a resident. A longtime school teacher in Binsearth and Foxwarren, she served in Binsearth Rebekah Lodge. Survived by niece Dorothy in Detroit and cousins Lillian Lawson and Edward Arnold of Shoal Lake. Pallbearers included Harry Graham, Charles Louch, Duncan McDonald, James Rice, Gordon Bryer, and Russ Ivey.
Norris and Gladys Hogberg with daughter Val Kenyon and granddaughters Stacey and Leann travel from Marchwell to Saskatoon en route to the west coast on August 27. They visit Hot Springs, Vernon, Langenburg, and Vernon's Mitschke family. attend Expo three days, tour Bouchard Gardens and Wax Museum, then head home via Saskatoon and Regina. The report notes multiple visits with relatives, a Kelowna picnic planned, and Pauline Johnson ill in Russell Hospital.
Silverton Me and Mrs Alan Garvie of Miss sangs Ont and Mr de Mr Steenbac er of Owen Sound Ont were Monday evening callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Coulter. Marion McNabb and Mrs Sherri McNabb and boys Jason and Brad of Minnedosa were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Charlie McNabb and boys. Mr and Mrs John Callen and kin of Glam MB spent the summer visiting Vivian's parents Mr and Mrs Pete Sefanishyn and other family before returning to school. Mr and Mrs Alex Taylor of Grandview were visitors with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Adam Stefanishyn and family. Mr Alan Coulterban returned there after working at a fishing and hunting camp at Ear Falls Ont. Mrs Peggy Lindquist of Winnipeg visited brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Sim Cochrane and their family. Also Janice Cochrane of Tiston, Dave Drummond of Holland Man, and Murray Cochrane of Winn ey were home for the weekend. Ms Caroline Loriman of Australia, former trainee, has been visiting the area recently. Mrs Gerald Keating attended a funeral of a dear friend of her family, Mrs Endquist of Chilliwack BC in Minnedos last Wed. She also visited with her friend Mrs Shoemaker of Chilliwack. Mark Keating, attending University of Winnipeg, spent the precond with his parents Mr and Mrs Gerald Keating.
The program, now in year four of a five year plan, will spend about 200000 dollars this year to protect Manitoba grain crops from waterfowl. Cost shared by Manitoba Natural Resources and Environment Canada’s Canadian Wildlife Service, the initiative uses bait stations lure crops and propane cannons to lure or scare birds from fields at sites including Big Grass Marsh Delta Marsh Grants Lake Oak Hammock Marsh Diamond Lake and near The Pas. Late seeding and moist growing season slow harvests increasing crop vulnerability to waterfowl damage as numbers swell in major marshes this fall.
Dropmore resident Ted Spiess called on Jack and Milley Rawlings then planned a Brandon visit to see brother Ernie and family. Doyle Piwnink heads to Red River area in Winnipeg. Kevin Shearer, university student in Winnipeg, was home for the weekend. Sympathy extended to Mr. Nick Petz and family with funeral in Roblin on Saturday. Verne Doole of Estevan visited with parents and helped harvest. Beatrice Cameron returned home by bus from Winnipeg after visiting Blake and Shirley Cameron, Marie and Greg Thomas, Jim and Pat Kerwin and families. Pauley Tesrich joined Johnny and Beth Zimmer of Russell in Elphin stone trip last week.
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