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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1983
Page
2
The Russell Banner lists publication on Wednesdays at Main Street Russell Manitoba. Subscription rates are $8.00 yearly within a 40 mile radius, $9.00 in Canada, and $25.00 for United States and overseas. Clayton G Chaloner is the publisher.
Peter Warren urges Manitobans to help save history by recording names and dates from old tombstones. Volunteers will inspect abandoned cemeteries, catalogue markers, and index details for future researchers, with public access to the database.
Mr. Mardon argues fewer than 10 percent enjoy full pre retirement lifestyle at 65 and urges early savings. He explains CPP QPP OAS RRSP rollover, and delaying CPP to 71 can boost benefits. He notes government supplements vary and prompt application to unemployment insurance offices. Mardon is corporate communications manager at Investors Group in Winnipeg.
Reports from Brandon note the largest log drive down the Assiniboine, covering 5,000,000 feet in 10 days. Mentions Imperial Elevator Company plans a large grain elevator, Northern Elevator Company’s needed upgrades, and growing activity in local shipping and industry.
A Blue Bombers training camp report notes quarterback Jackson sidelined by an injury prevention. It also comments on political implications with a projected Conservative government and the NDP fading from national politics, ending with a skeptical question about the forecast.
A fragmentary column by Bill Smiley speculates on leaving teaching after a final year. He imagines writing an explicit autobiography exposing old nerves, plans to become an adult student, and to study math history English and Gaelic, with humor about politics and culture.
A mosaic of Alberta newspaper columns discuss health care funding and proposed user fees. Editors attack the sickness tax, warn about cuts and administration excess, and urge responsibility while noting risks to low income residents and potential erosion of care.
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