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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
6
Summer visitors fill Dropmore and surrounding area with family gatherings and holidays. Neighbors host and attend dinners and parties as relatives travel from Winnipeg, Moose Jaw, Brandon, North Battleford, and Swan River. Weather brings rain and wind with some damage to granaries. community club notes meetings and plans.
A reader notice invites joining the Consumer's Association of Canada to unite consumers, study problems, and inform governments and industry. Benefits include Standard Sizing for children's wear, care labeling, and research on safety and product quality. Membership costs 5 dollars and includes six issues of Canadian Consumer magazine.
Minister Otto Lang says the Western Grain Stabilization Act could be improved by adopting changes proposed by farm organizations and producers who testified before the House of Commons Agriculture Committee. The committee toured five western centres June 16 20 to hear briefs from 11 organizations, nine individuals and three prairie governments. Lang noted the Canadian Federation of Agriculture and its affiliates likely delivered the main brief supporting legislation and its implementation.
Lily Mae Eshelby of The Pas spent a day with her parents Mr and Mrs George Eshelby. Winnipeg visitors Mrs Mary Bell and Mrs Gladys Bell joined Mr and Mrs W M Cochrane for the weekend. Marlene Glasgow of Lillooet and Richard Fleming of Edmonton plan holidays with Bill and Lynda Keating. Iris Ans vacationed at Prince Albert with Mr and Mrs Ken Wiest. Walter and Gwen Green of Portage visited with the Eshelbys and attended the Russell Fair. Fthel Ed Lungal and family of Headingly stay with Mr and Mrs Alwyn Coulter this week. Ernie Fraser of Portage visits district friends. Harold Stiver and wife of Winnipeg spent Sunday with the Coulters.
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