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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1979
Page
10
Fernandez, not a greenman but a vibrant part of the group, has been with the band for six years and spends nine months touring yearly while dedicating three months to his own private tours. He has appeared on over 75 television programs and is known for the magic on Mr Dressup.
Congratulatory note for Mr and Mrs Don Kobluk on the birth of a baby boy. Obituary for Mrs Lillian Jean McInnis of Lethbridge Alberta aged 60, formerly Inglis Manitoba, wife of the late Lloyd McInnis. Community items include basket weaving workshop at Binscarth Drop-in Centre with Minnie Anderschuk, free course with materials fee, flag football results for local teams, upcoming games, a painting workshop by Marlene Jacobs, roller skating season ending, and a golf event in Russell with 16 entrants, plus ongoing community updates.
Wally Fleury took third and Dave Fleury fourth in a recreation Round-Up. Contact Shelley Zimmer for mixed volleyball at 773-203 work or 773-8905 home after 4:30. Roblin closes tennis season with October tournament. call 773-2204 if from Russell-Binscarth. Curling basics offered October 9-30. contact Cliff Zimmer 773-2004 or Thelma Parr 773-3159 after six. Leisure defines free time to pursue personal interests, enriching the community.
A fragmentary report notes a weather event ended with less destruction than feared and contrasts it with a notorious hurricane blamed for havoc. The text references public perception of storms and the language of fearing extreme outcomes.
Charlie Mayer notes rapid city growth reduces rural representation and establishes two offices to stay connected with constituents. Eastern Portage la Prairie serves dense population while central Minnedosa covers the western region. Contact details listed for hearings and correspondence.
The Inglis School opens with 125 students and 6 percent staff as kindergarteners begin a new experience after summer. Teachers include Mrs Lorrene Kopetsky for K and 1, Mrs Dora Fingas for 2 and 3, Mrs Mary Munro for 4 and 5, and Mrs Eva Tetzlaff for 6. Four volunteers Bernice Marshall, Eunice Ross, Rita Wildemian, and Pat Wowk attended a training session.
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