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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 07, 1977
Page
4
The piece argues that advertising shapes self image but the Red Cross blood donor recruiters love every type. It urges readers aged 18 to 65 in good health to donate, noting blood types A B AB O cross all backgrounds. It reminds readers blood supplies drop in summer and invites locating the clinic in the neighborhood.
A compiled July entries from 1907 to 1967 note people leaving for Vancouver to study, moves to White Rock B C and Virden bingo winnings, local policing changes, fire brigade leadership shifts, church choir welcomes, wheat sample and grain caravan counts, agricultural society canvassing success, business openings, farm storms, gas incidents, and fair prizes highlighting community events and notable local figures.
Readers dispute Liberal and NDP statements on Agriculture employees beef marketing board and Winnipeg distribution. The letter questions campaign distortions while urging clear platforms and accountability. A second writer thanks communities for hydro grant support and notes cancer society fundraising totals from Silverton and rural Westman.
William Leonard Clement Berrington age 70 died July 1 1977 at Victoria Hospital. He is survived by Bertha his wife three sons Cyril Beverley and Rodney two daughters Iris Barker and Margaret widow to D Barker twelve grandchildren and three sisters. Funeral July 5 1977 Berdal Funeral Home Sherbrooke William interment Brookside Cemetery Winnipeg Man Donations to Manitoba Epilepsy Association. Quotation ends.
Delegates gathered in Melita for the International Highway 83 Association annual conference. Barry Prentice outlined planned widening and resurfacing of Highway 83 between Highways 2 and 1 within 2 to 3 years. Resolutions urged longer Port of Entry hours and coordinated opening times, plus livestock inspection facilities. Officers elected included Keith Nicodemus as first vice president and Walter Lemaster as director, with Oberlin, Kansas hosting next year’s meeting in October 1978.
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