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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1975
Page
5
Instructions for Junior Gardeners to join a forthcoming horticulture show include details on food and travel arrangements to be notified a week ahead. A demonstration on proper preparation methods for flowers and vegetables will be held, and Junior Gardeners should mark the date on their calendars with time to be announced.
A quirky note contrasts Canada’s bingo passion with a poked fun look at an eastern nation where a Pasha leads a small country. The quip blends cultural stereotypes and a Confucian proverb about hypocrisy and virtue.
Karen Simms visits from Mississauga with relatives while Betty Rowland returns to Calgary. Community sends sympathy for Sandy Black's passing in Russell Hospital. Numerous visitors tour Foxwarren area including Widdicombes and Gadd family. Weddings and showers mark July, with Doug Elder and Sherri Whidden set to wed. Katherine Joyce Taylor born to Marylynn Parton and Earl Taylor at Cold Lake Base Hospital. Freemasonry centennial celebration in Binscorth Park features picnics and ceremonies.
The article discusses efforts to enable cereal crops to fix nitrogen like legumes. Du Pont scientists note legume yields rise with higher CO2, suggesting next gains come from increasing atmospheric carbon input as soil mineral and nitrogen contributions remain small.
The Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation plans a 15 percent home insurance discount for detectors, but rules require approved models on every floor, including the base. Costs run 150 to 200 dollars per home, with proof of purchase or inspection needed for renewal and discounts. Prime Minister Trudeau urged restraint in price and profit growth.
Mr Lang outlined three amendments to the grain stabilization legislation. An optional start for new grain farmers begins after January 1 1978. The cap on participation by multi unit producers is to be removed. Interest rate references will be set by the Finance Minister after consultation.
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