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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 07, 1981

Page

8

Christmas visits and local notices from Silverton district

Christmas holidays brought family gatherings across Silverton and surrounding areas. Many residents including Moreen Mathison, Mike Fisher, the Dick Cochrane family, and others shared celebrations in Silverton Winnipeg and Langbank. Obituaries note the passing of Walter Bergunder with interment in Russell cemetery. The Inglis and District Activity Centre hosted a successful bake sale and bingo with winners announced.

Moreen Mathison Hamiota Mike Fisher Wawanesa Moreen Dick Cochrane Silverton Ken Doris Mathison Janis Cochrane Corrine Janis Jim Barbara Murray Cochrane Dorothy Bob Davis Winnipeg Lee George Bell Silver Creek David Keating Alberta Verna Mushumanski Stan Donnie Mushumanst Holly Keating Lois Parr Gerald Helen Keating Emily Coulter Marquete David Coulters Alan Coulter Selkirk John Peter Matsyk Inglis and District Larry Jackson Sylvia Marzolf Annie Seifert Glen Lawson Arlis Bomback

Views debated at Kent News Paper Commission meeting

In Winnipeg the Kent News Paper Commission heard proposals on public funding for newspapers and a federal Crown corporation to finance daily papers in major cities. Critics warn against government influence and highlight freedom of the press as essential, rejecting comparisons to art subsidies and the idea of state-controlled media.

Kent Newspaper Commission Winnipeg Federation of Labor Pravda Canada

Sex Ed Sparks Rural Debate Across Alberta Weeklies

In Fort Qu'Appelle Times and Alberta papers, a chorus of editorials and letters questions teen pregnancy, sex education, and parental roles. Delegations from high school girls urge a third option beyond Pil and Pampers, while others oppose school sex education as a communist plot.

Fort Qu’Appelle Ray Zelewsky Ray Rimbey Bluffton Board of Education Right To John Watson North Battleford Gay Talese U.S Doubleday John Money Johns Hopkins University Money Brooks Bulletin Medical Association Bulletin Alberta Judi Dicks Fort McMurray Today Judi Colleg Katharine Whitehorn The London Observer

Endcliffe District News Holiday Family Gatherings Weave Across Provinces

Over the holidays the Zimmer and Scheinbein families hosted relatives from Snow Lake Calgary Brandon Russell Winn ipeg Southey Sask Winnipeg and Winnipeg area. Maureen Liske traveled from Alberta to join family for Christmas returning January 4 1961. Norman Gerda Maureen Grant Melford Liske and Norman Evelyn Stewart joined Art Doris Brandt Carmel. Roblin hosts John Wagner and Robert Zimmer with Shelley Crystal Marrott.

Bob Turnbull Thompson Twila Dufrat Donald Ross Leaf Rapids Kathy Gordon Timmer Man Winnipeg Earl Edith Ross Gail Karen Alwyn Coulter Ethel Lungal Brent Elaine Pat Dave Reid Janis Toronto Richard Gravener Langbank Sask Billy McKinley Kamloops B.C Emily Coulter Richard Debbie Dereniwski Minnedosa Hamiota Richards Mr. and Bill Eleanor Linton Zimmer Judy Dale Zimmer Snow Lake Harold Connie Zimmer Michael Calgary Brian Bristan Rory Brandon Whip Delores Gallant Clift Shelly Zimmer Russell Murry Zimmer Glenda Faulbuck Dennis Carol Koch Daren Lynn Koch Southey Sak Shirley Paul Scheinbein Holly Shelley Southy Cyril Sudbury Susan Dennis Sauer Kyle Ron Boulet Chantel Jim Bell Rod Sudbury Maureen Liske Alberta

Canadian business policies prompt inquiries on regulatory impacts

A note invites business people to call about sties, regulations, and policies affecting Canadian commerce. It signals concern over how rules shape operations and compliance costs for firms.

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