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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 11, 1982
Page
2
The piece notes that smaller independent merchants are cautious but improving as markets rebound. It cites lower prices at market stalls, high interest rates, and the appeal of flea markets, garage sales, and home shopping. The weaker dollar boosts Canadian tourism and shopping for Americans.
A Winnipeg interview recalls Minister Al Mackling’s outdoorsman roots and his steady, candid approach as Manitoba’s natural resources minister. He defends park fees, tightens garbage-dump rules, investigates Beaver Creek issues, and urges public help to curb poaching and illegal hunting while noting cross‑border comparisons.
A long rambling column by Bill Smiley describes summer holidays with visiting grandchildren, chaotic daily routines, and the messy aftermath of a window accident. He reflects on family, workless summers, and the challenges of keeping up with energetic kids during vacation.
Joy Hunter thanks Mrs. Hassett and the Russell committee for a July 8 1982 Blood Donor Clinic that drew 332 attendees with 206 first time donors. She commends volunteers and donors for cooperation aiding hospital patients in Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario.
A long OCR fragment records town history from 1902 to 1972 including building projects in Russell, personnel changes, and events. It mentions grain elevators, doctors opening Regina offices, hunting permits, horse races, air cadets from squadron 677, Golden Anniversary, and local editorials on salesmen and public accountability. It also cites police raids, Donor's Choice campaigns, and the Russell Beavers winning Manitoba rural championship with listed players.
The minister expresses commitment to natural resources for future generations while noting public input is needed from all sides before any action on the dam. He mentions Ducks Unlimited concerns and water level effects as part of the deliberations.
The Russell Branch of the Canadian Red Cross thanks all who helped make the July 8 Blood Donor Clinic at Major Pratt Collegiate Russell a success. Gratitude extends to Inglis Foxwar ren and others in nearby areas who contributed. Margaret Hassets.
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