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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1973
Page
6
An article advises setting up simple record keeping for budget planning on farms or in towns. It suggests categories like food utilities health and recreation, plus methods for tracking expenses and aligning spending with family goals. It also mentions a TV segment Take A Break with Lorraine Adams and a political note on Bob Stanfield.
The writer laments a dreary Christmas season with heavy snow and illness. He notes canceled plans, missed parties, and failed decorations while planning a sunny escape to the Caribbean in March. He closes with a folksy toast to better days and a practical sign-off for classifieds readers.
A reader’s survey lists motives for not supporting the Liberal party in the federal election. Linguistic bilingualism, high taxes, unemployment welfare, Quebec power, Prime Minister’s arrogance, wheat prices, religious remarks, and policy discontent are cited among many opinions, with several callers asserting the Liberals mirror Conservatives under another name.
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