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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
2
C. Sanderson serves as editor and publisher. The notice lists second class mail registration number 0878 and prohibits reproduction in whole or part without written permission.
Town notes building activity with the Maseey Harris store nearly complete, Tingley office under way, Doig adding to his house, Hudlestone repairing, cows roam free on streets, and looming old car shipments. Seeding delayed by rain. crop prospects seen as hopeful.
Local notes recap visits by J B Wondrasek and family at Church Ridge with Mrs Mary Wondrasek, Donna, and others. Mrs M Wondrasek and Donna traveled to Saskatoon, returning April 30. J Burt traveled with Mrs A Heap from Thompson. Heap wintered in California and Victoria before joining J Burt’s Thompson visit. Mr and Mrs J Self and family visited Colin Wilson at Strathlaire and George Self at Birtle on April 30. Wondrasek entourage and Randy joined Orville Wilson in Roblin on Sunday.
Bill Smiley offers blunt guidance on handling publicity for upcoming events within clubs and organizations. He urges responders to avoid overstatement and to craft practical, restrained messaging that rings true with audiences. The piece hints at the craft of effective publicity.
Names of residents visiting family and friends, hospital updates, May greetings, anniversaries, and a column excerpt recounting election publicity experiences. Mentions Nick Kloon returning from hospital, Peter Parobec home from hospital, and various May birthdays. Includes reflections on campaign work and open house publicity duties.
A woman wrestles with wedding preparations ten days away as her daughter’s calm statements mask anxiety. Invitations announcements and house needs loom while chores mount and a chair remains with the upholsterer. The narrator shares belief the wedding will proceed despite unease.
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