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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 12, 1977
Page
5
In the St. Regis Hotel lobby the Quebec cabinet minister denounces the legislature routine as useless and boring. Federal languages commissioner Keith Spicer urges English and French newspapers to cooperate to improve coverage of the national unity debate.
Four used cars are advertised with special prices. A 1974 Pontiac Laurentian 4 door sedan with factory options is offered Beyl. A 1973 Dodge Monaco 4 door sedan with radio and power options is priced at 1650 dollars. A 1971 Matador 4 door sedan is described as in good shape with standard gear and a special price. A 1970 Barracuda 2 door with V8, auto, radio, bucket seats is listed at 1250 dollars.
Foxwarren School students shine at the Marquette Musical Festival in Birtle and adults receive praise for mentoring. Community notes salute hospital care needs, visitors, bridal shower plans, Mother's Day events, church services, and a retirement tribute for Muriel McLennan. Major Pratts Spring Carnival and student activities at Keating High wrap the piece.
Thursday May 12 1977 reports include festival winners Cullen Wileman Joanne Wileman Melanie Schart Maureen Liske at Birtle and various weekend visitors from Regina Winnipeg Roblin and Brandon. Names mentioned: Dolf McFarlane Ken Robinson Bonnie Robinson Bill McMurray Kim McMurray Becki McMurray Frank Rae. Mary Peatz Steve Onchuk o to Roblin wedding. Ron Falkevitch Keren Russell in Calgary. Hilda Pagen Dolly Simms Brandon trip.
A religious meditation contrasts money with spiritual value. It cites Christ’s poverty for humanity, noting redemption cannot be bought with money and highlighting eternal life through His sacrifice. Readers are asked to mail for a booklet and provide name and address.
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