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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1983
Page
4
The Russell Banner announces weekly publication from its Main Street office in Russell Manitoba. Subscription rates are eight dollars per year within a 40 mile radius, nine dollars per year in Canada, and twelve twenty five dollars for United States and overseas.
Opinion piece by W. Roger Worth discusses deficits in Canada. It notes Ottawa Quebec Ontario deficits rise modestly while unemployment exceeds six million and highlights government efforts to support small and medium sized firms and tax cuts. It argues coordinated action across levels of government offers relief amid economic strain.
Jamie Bradshaw urges action against nuclear arms testing and the arms race. The writer argues both nations can annihilate millions, calls for pressure on Canada via embargos, and pleads Canadians to contact their MP to stop the threat.
A letter from Mr. Clayton Chaloner in The Russell Banner argues for entrenching property rights in the Canadian Constitution. He traces proposals from 1968 to 1981, notes provincial opposition, and outlines the need for provincial consent and federal approval to amend the Charter.
Peter Warren reports on PMS affecting both sexes ten days before menstruation. Dr. Cracknell urges male understanding and describes treatments including exercise, diet, vitamins, and progesterone. The piece points to the Women’s Health Clinic in Winnipeg offering a PMS leaflet and support group and urges families to educate children.
Reports from county areas describe a bright crop outlook due to recent rains and warmth with wheat and oats showing vigorous growth. The Russell Board of Trade is reorganized with officers listed. PJ McIntosh named returning officer for Russell constituency. AR Tingley appointed to represent Saskatchewan before the Royal Commission investigating provincial matters.
A chorus of Canadian editors weigh NATO NORAD duties and national defense in response to Cruise missile testing. Prairie papers cite Ottawa backing, warn against overestimation of short term gains, and urge vigilance and readiness.
Items from Manitoba and nearby towns report Claude Finlay named manager of the Prince Edward Hotel Bran don. Rossburn sees five store break‑ins with little loss. 1953 notes honor for WAF Barry and a Women’s Institute gift to Mrs. Anderson. Community celebrations include hospital exercises and sport milestones with regional development plans for Silver Beach resort and a Beet and Bailey festival committee setup.
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