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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Walter Werschler traveled to Winnipeg last week to attend the funeral of Marion Kollogovits grandfather Joseph Kollogovits. The Werschlers returned and are visiting Marion’s son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Agar Mench and family.
Mrs Kost Paul enko celebrated another year on January 15th as friends wished her health and happiness. The Inglis village saw activity with waterworks installation crews and post snowfall street cleaning. An Inglis Collegiate dance drew students, and the Inglis Imperials hockey team hosted three games last week with mixed results, while Dauphin and Paxwarren trips occurred and curlers enjoyed bonspiel action.
Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Pets include their son and daughter in law from Regina Mr and Mrs Prankle Petz. A tink skipped by Phil Zimmer competes in the Shellmouth bonspiel this week with Bill Neilson Howard Ferris and Barbara Zimmer curling alongside. Best of luck Elks.
A Russell letter criticizes lack of parental support for minor hockey and thanks the Legion Elks Kiwanis and Chamber for their spiritual and financial backing. The rink schedule was altered to include the senior team, reducing turnout and transportation help from parents.
A reader voice urges continued support for the Tocat boys and pool programs, calling for help to aid the kids and preserve funding. The message highlights current involvement and asks for action from supporters. Jamie Langford signatures the note.
A leading journal cites estimates for 1965 66 US wheat exports around 850 million bushels, potentially reducing carryover at year's end to about 650 million. If realized this would be the smallest reserve since 1968 and roughly half a normal crop on current acreage.
A discussion notes no exact desirable strategic wheat reserves for US and Canada. US reserve estimates range 600 to 700 million bushels, with growing North American exports requiring sizable carryovers. Canada’s carryover appears adequate, while the United States reserves verge on danger if domestic demand persists.
The forecast warns a shifting weather pattern may deplete North American wheat stocks quickly. Ottawa delays a ballot to curb inflation, admitting government spending can fuel rising prices.
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