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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 03, 1978

Page

2

Think Small by Jim Smith and the Shop Canadian critique

A critical column argues Ottawa overreaches with the Shop Canadian push led by Minister Jack Homer. It claims positive thinking shapes policy, notes lack of real procurement reform, cites US imports and private subsidy biases, and labels the program a costly, window-dressing gimmick lacking impact on Canadian industry.

Ottawa Cotter Civil Service Norman Vincent Peale Jack Homer Industry Trade & Commence Homer Shop It&c Homer Anvil Govern‘ment Canada United States Sife Athe Council For Canadian Unity

Lillian Mabel Lorner Obituary At Binscarth Manitoba

Lillian Mabel Lorner died July 25 1978 at Russell District Hospital born September 29 1888 in Alderton moved to Canada in 1914 settled in Binscarth Manitoba married Norman Alfred Corder in January 1917 was a longtime supporter of St Matthews Anglican Church and Women’s Auxiliary. Surviving daughter Mary Workman Oakdale daughter Hilda Workman and son-in-law Pat of Selsgirth son Dennis and daughter-in-law Barbara of Stonewall nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren Funeral at St Matthews Church Binscarth July 28 with interment at Binscarth Cemetery pallbearers Jack Woodhouse Robert Crerar Jack Curmett Arthur Allerton Garry Workman Laurie Davidson.

Lillian Mabel Lorner Russell District Hospital Mrs. Corder Alderton Canada Binscorth Manitoba Norman Alfred Corder St. Matthew's Anglican Church Binscarth W.A Corder Russell Alfred C.B. Workman Mary Workman Oakdale Dauhter Hilda Workman Pat Selsgirth Dennis Barara Stonewall Matthews Church Jack Woodhouse Robert Crerar Jack

Local Social News and Quips From Swan River and Regina

Shellmouth Mr and Mrs Emil Flamm and Mr and Mrs Sam Burroughs attended the Swan River Rodeo on Friday and enjoyed the day. Robert Bruce stayed overnight with the Burroughs on his return from B C. Howard Mintram of Yorkton dined with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in Regina on July 29. The Mintrams are the in laws of the Flammonds. Billy Graham comments Nixon was a good president but erred in places.

Emil Flamm Sam Burroughs Swan River Robert Bruce B.C Howard Mintram Yorkton Magesty Queen Prince Philip Regina Mintram Emil Flammond

Death and Insurance Reflections From a Canadian Estate

The column muses on Canadians' preoccupation with death and life insurance, noting Simpsons-Sears marketing an accidental death policy. The author recounts personal items and policies, jokes about heirs and estate duties, and ends with a wry resignation to Brother Death and a nod to The Argyle Syndicate Ltd.

Smiley Simpsons- Sears, Limited Canada L. Vissky General Credit Maner Simpsons-Sears Simpsons Sears Will Shakespeare Hamlet Bartleus Bremner Smih

Silverton Saturday Guests and Local Notices

Silverton Saturday visitors included Ivan Baron and daughters from Ottawa, Bill Anderson and family from Edmonton, and Dick Cochrane hosts. Jane Coulter attends 4-H Camp at Clear Lake. Verna Evans and Lil Anderson visited Brandon. Muir Van Caeseele wedding reception at Churchbridge drew district guests. Sympathy sent to Mrs. Tom Minshull family and to Mrs. Eddie Straf ford’s relatives. Elmer Crewater visited Carman. Sheldon Brown, Cranberry Portage, visited G Eshelby’s home.

Dick Cochrane Ivan Baron Ottawa Bill Anderson Edmonton Dick Kelly Danny Chilliwack Jane Coulter Clear Lake G. Eshelby Sheldon Brown Cranberry Portage

Letters praise firemen and camp stay in Haliburton

Neighbors Art Godfrey Iona Shauna Michael Kim and Stan Moore Ella Gillies Art Dorothy Moore commend fire department after Coulters fire. They thank firefighters for quick action and express appreciation for the camp and facilities used during a few days stay in Haliburton Ontario.

Coulters Art Iona Godfrey Shauna Michael and Kim Stan Moore Ella Gillies Dorothy Moore Haliburton, Ontario

Inglis Kindergarten Reunion Recalls 1968 Class

The Inglis Elementary School hosted a July 28 reunion for the Kindergarten Class of 1968-69 and their teacher. Attendees shared memories, viewed snapshots, enjoyed a short program and social time, while door prizes and dancing capped the evening.

Inglis Heather Lori Marcia Gay Inch Darlene Gulak Mission B.C Debbie Henderson Crandall Man Terry Senek Russell Marcia Beischer Gaylene Jackson Angie Burle Lori Klimack Michael Nernberg Heather Teteil

Recreation Round-Up and Upcoming Events at Local Venues

Recreation Round-Up reports a successful canoe clinic at Silver Beach last Wednesday with plans for another at Binscarth Pool. Ford and Co-op lead the Slow Pitch Fastball league. results to appear next week. Grand Illusion will perform August 11 at 9 PM in the rink. Show down 78 at Binscarth Ball Park tonight at 7 PM supports kids ages 10 12 14 and 16 with 50 cent admission. medals awarded in all age groups. baseball showdown includes fielding hitting and running drills.

Silver Beach Binscorth Ford and Co-op Grand Illusion Assco John Falloon David Stanhulk Binscarth

Reggies Manitoba Bird Watching Highlighted

The article notes Reggies Manitoba as a premier site on this continent for bird watching highlighting Portage Avenue as a notable stretch. It emphasizes the area as relatively virgin territory for enjoying this pastime and suggests its reputation among enthusiasts.

Manitoba Portage Avenue

Russell Banner historical notes 1908 1968 local events

Across Aug 1908 to Aug 1968 the Russell Banner reports farm sales railway progress hail damage tennis tours resort development and district notes. Notable items include W Bailie selling a Boulton farm to the Muir brothers a CN rail freight arrival with fence posts a hail destroyed crop for George McDonagh Lee Angusville buying land for a lakefront resort L Leifer named elevator agent at Birdtail Siding and district worm invasions. The piece also mentions police barracks plans retirement tributes editor Joseph McIntyre’s death and 4-H contest participation by Tim Minto and the Kiwanis Winnipeg event.

George McDonagh Lucas Dr. Marquis R.A. Jones D. Bonnycastle Lee Angusville Fish Lake

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