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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1981
Page
7
Guy C McMurray advises cautious financing for home purchases. Consider delaying large expenses if cash reserves are thin, taxes may rise, or unusual medical or family obligations loom. He urges prudence before depleting all available funds to buy a home.
Kenneth Francis Crew aged 77 died Wednesday March 11 1961 at Brandon General Hospital. Born and raised on the family farm he was predeceased by mother Jessie 1938 father Isaac 1964 and brother Robert 1961. Survived by sister Clara Barteaux and grandchildren Kyle and Myrna Smith. A deacon of Birtle Baptist Church he served many community groups. Pallbearers included Gordon Button Jack Stewart Jack Welley Doug Wilson Bobbie Carr George Salmon. Contributions may go to the Birtle District Hospital Auxiliary Fund.
February report outlines busy schedule with Peggy Coverdale judging District Public Speaking in Toulon and attendance at North-West Region Junior Conference at Swan River Tammy Zaretsky and Tom Tessier promote 4H to juniors Tom Tessier competed in a mock beauty pageant Central Region selections weekend in Winnipeg February 6 14 and 18 Jocelyn Hayhurst Har mar to Selections Conference and 4-H Week planning.
The minister urges farmers to choose pedigreed seed to cut weed problems and herbicide costs. Lower quality seed risks higher long term costs and weed content. Regulations mandate labels with seed type grade lot number and seller contact, enabling buyers to compare and ensure quality.
The Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Centre in Winnipeg receives up to 40000 from Cultural Affairs Minister Norma Price to install a five floor hydraulic elevator at 184 Alexander Avenue. The project costs 94220 with provincial assistance bringing renovations to 110000 since 1975.
United Grain Growers leaders voiced concern over spring cash flow and high costs as they urged the federal government to release initial payments for 1981 82 crops before spring weeding. President Mac Runci warned farmers face interest rates near 18 percent and rising costs. He urged timely price signals from the Wheat Board to aid forward pricing decisions.
PFRA pasture space remains available on a first come basis with preference to Manitoba producers through March 31. Fees for 1981 are 17 cents per cow daily or 25.50 per cow and 7.00 per calf for a 180 day season. Cows may be bred at the pasture for an extra 24.00.
A crowd of placard bearing demonstrators jeered USA President Reagan and Prime Minister Trudeau on Reagan's first Ottawa trip. Both leaders said they accepted the hecklers as representatives of the freedoms cherished by both nations.
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