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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
8
Twenty years ago only 19 percent of laryngeal cancer patients survived five years. Today the figure reaches 44 percent, reflecting advances in detection and treatment of this stubborn disease.
A professor laments a rise in youth cynicism toward work and a reliance on welfare and unemployment benefits. He cites feckless attitudes, perceived economic frustration, and a belief that the free enterprise system offers limited opportunities. He notes a troubling moral drift and recalls students inclined to exploit loans or steal from friends.
Rural Scene covers warble fly control plans organized by six directors including Geo Boucher and Bob Stewart to form a grub control area. Calf scramble winners Glen McLeod and Brian Muir earned 100 and 150 dollars for steer and heifer calves. Also notes sod seeding trials on Alf Polding’s field with phosphate aid and a safety reminder.
The Winnipeg Art Gallery brings windows to distant times and fantasy with World of Colour, the seventh of eight art shows for the season. The display runs at Major Pratt Collegiate from April 24 to May 14 and features 12 reproductions by Braque, Chagall, Heckel, and Picasso.
Delores Katzer and Alice Klimack of Inglis attend planning for the Lutheran League district convention at St. Joseph's College Yorkton July 5 6 1972. Speakers cover a 200000 square mile area. $40000 from 1971 Louisville LWML funds buys a bush flying aircraft to replace the 20 year old craft used by Rev. Starke and his wife will join July 6. Sessions at the college with dorm housing provided and a college chapel communion service planned.
D C Rowat magistrate trespass at night on private property Beaudette Raymond rern and Russell fined 100 dollars plus 4 dollars cost. Possession of sane and ink fined 0 with 4 dollars cost. Frank J Keller J P exceeds speed limit fined 24 dollars plus 428 dollars costs. Nevill Garth Binscarth fined 30 dollars plus 4.25 dollars costs. A fragment notes advice on uniform crops and higher yields through proper seeding machine adjustment.
Manitoba clocks advance one hour the night of April 29 30 marking the daylight saving period from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October. The change occurs at 2 a.m. Sunday April 30 under the Official Time Act. Farmers may benefit from reduced premiums through improved farming practices noted by Mr Tolton and others.
Farmers must choose the crops to insure and notify their local Manitoba Crop Corporation agent before April 30 to obtain 1972 insurance. H. E. Tolton, coronation manager, notes the plan allows coverage under the Manitoba insurance program.
A catalog entry lists shop equipment such as K. O. Lee valve seat insert tool and valve refacer, a ten jack chain hoist, torque wrenches, and motors from Black and Decker General Electric. It notes items like lifter sleeves and dynometer models including the Super 3000 for harvest operations.
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