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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1983
Page
10
A correspondent argues that community committees resolve disagreements through appropriate means and condemns media use. The writer supports the 50% grant for recreation building repairs but separates it from operating costs, urging continued civic participation through raffles donations and volunteering to sustain a better community.
Readers are wished a prosperous growing season as seed catalogs arrive from Canada and U S suppliers noting new All American Award winners. The Inglis and District LDCC operates as a volunteer, non profit group funding facilities through rentals and donations. It aims to keep rink and community spaces affordable while addressing past funding gaps. The LDCC rink committee supports skating programs and stresses affordable rental fees despite past challenges. Betty Beischer is identified as part of the LDCC executive.
A reader argues against compulsory seat belt rules, saying belts are for race tracks and recounts 58 years of safe driving. The piece blends a personal defense of low-speed driving with a note on garden seed varieties and suppliers, praising several Petunias Zinnias and seed catalogs from Stokes and Dominion.
A fragmentary advertisement lists Dominion Seed House in Georgetown Ontario LI 442 and Stokes Seeds Ltd in St Catharines Ontario P O Box 10. It urges readers to start geranium seeds now and mentions free catalogues on request.
Mr Johnson explains how a Medical Mert System helps independents live alone with quick help by pressing a button. Members are reminded to enter the upcoming shuffleboard tournament by calling Eileen at 773-2119 and to send get well wishes to all members.
A four day event begins Friday July 23 at 3 00 p m with Legion Hall registration. Activities include a wagon trail arrival from Eastend to Maple Creek, a freight train parade, dances on Friday and Saturday, golf and bell tournaments, a pow wow, a stage show, a fashion show, a nurses tea, and a teachers association program. The finale is a farewell breakfast on Monday August 1. Mary Ellen Gilitarist can provide details via P O Bar 1179 Maple Creek Sask. The committee invites wider newspaper notice to reach interested locals.
On a Ban g rock tour the Prime Minister rejected attacks by Roman Catholic Bishops on his economic policies. PET publicly countered that the PM is weak on economics, citing his own track record.
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