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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
6
Ms Miniska sloyd Hackman drove Roy Davidson of Flin Flon to Swan River on Sunday to catch the train. They were accompanied by Les Davidson and Valerie. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Mervyn Dunn on the arrival of 3.
Mrs Willis Kieper and Mrs Tim Dunn attended Presbyterial at Minnedosa on Monday. Mrs Sam Hackman visits with Mr and Mrs John Ziprick this week. Mother's Day Service set for this Sunday in church. Mr Norman McLennan and Mr Harvey McLennan with Mrs Harvey McLennan drove to Yorkton on Sunday. Frank Hyra traveled to Winnipeg on Monday seeking summer employment.
The Rural Municipality of Boulton will hold a Court of Revision on Friday June 6 1958 at 1 PM at the Municipal Office Inglis to hear complaints from residents about the Electors Roll. Citizens may seek inclusion removal or correction of names on the Roll. Dated Inglis Manitoba May 1958 J C Smith Secretary-Treasurer
Local anglers chase pike and pickerel as Manitoba’s 1958 fishing season kicks off May 10. Reports from Riding Mountain note rainbow trout thriving at Lake Katharine and Eye Lake, with five million eyee pickerel eggs planned for Clear Lake. Experimental Grayling Lake will close to fishing. Lake Ann offers new easy access for pike. Whiteshell hatchery produces over a million trout for stocking province wide. park licenses required. Public derbies set by Army Navy Airforce Unit 60, plus Fish and Game events across Manitou and Flin Flon. Weather and waterfowl outlook good as Canvasback and Teal return. Frightful catch of a 350-pound Fraser River sturgeon attributed to 10-pound test line is noted despite disbelief.
The Evening Branch W A of Christ Church met at Mrs. A Oman to plan a Mother's Day Tea and bake sale. The event will be at the Central hotel on Saturday from 3 to 5 with bake table led by M Cross Oman L Stanley. work table L Glasman. tea room P Langford R Eshelby A Pettitt. Next meeting is May 26 at Mrs. M Cross.
Premier D L Campbell and Minister C L Shuttleworth led a Manitoba meeting on crop insurance policy with farm organizations and grain trade reps. They reviewed two Manitoba Commission reports and debated voluntary or compulsory plans, area hazard based rates, and federal backing until reserves grow ahead of a May Ottawa conference. Attendees included W G Malaher, F J Greaney, J F Mants, F W Hamilton, Cecil Lamont, C C Dixon, MFAC, Dr J R Bell, H B Wood, and other agriculture officials.
The extract discusses the vital role of discipline for youth leaving school. It links personal, legal, and social order to disciplined behavior in daily life, work, traffic, unions, and courts, citing Cromwell and Aquinas as examples before noting modern conflicts with changing values.
The piece laments widespread abandonment of timeless ideals amid rising material security. It cites fear of detachment from marriage, economics, politics, and democracy while quoting Queen Elizabeth II’s Christmas broadcast warning against discarding morality, religion, and honesty for self interest and short term gain.
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