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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1981
Page
2
The Canada Safety Council urges parents to chart the safest school route for children then explain the choice to them. Teach crossing at crosswalks or with guards, explain traffic light meanings, and practice the route in real traffic under safety rules. End with repeated supervised practice runs.
Barry Wilson argues in Beyond the Harvest that media images overstate farmer wealth and rural life. The book, published by Western Producer Prairie Books, contends policy is shaped by Eastern outlets and calls for fairer coverage and awareness of rising production costs affecting urban and rural Americans alike.
The Olden Days Aband is organized at Dr Bernardo's Industrial Farm with instruments purchased and Mr Jackson named leader. The Russell Telephone Company sells to Manitoba Government effective May 1, with extensions planned to Roblin and to the Saskatchewan long distance line. Senior boys play opening game led by Gorell Slack with C Cusitar D McKinnon R Pritchard and Jerry Maher pitching. Athletic Society at Silverton appoints officers and committees for the season including W C Anderson presiding and RS Cochrane as vice president. various sport committees listed. Miss Nettie Coulter wins Manitoba Agricultural Scholarship $90 for top general proficiency. Alwyn Coulter earns English literature diploma. April 25 1951 opening of Langenburg Hospital noted with staff changes and district supervision for Gas Utilities to report Monday.
Bill Smiley narrates a rambling Moosonee encounter with a drunken veteran, Indigenous youths, and a clash of cultures as he reflects on a harsh yet oddly lovable northern outpost. He recalls a baptism of fire in Caen and contrasts urban life with the town’s winter mud and memory.
Roger Worth, director of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, argues against government grants and import subsidies for auto makers. He contends Canadians subsidize foreign cars via taxes while North American firms keep prices high and workers earn $15 to $20 an hour. He notes many Canadians buy foreign built vehicles despite costs and urges competition over government aid.
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