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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1978
Page
9
A social psychologist asserts people lie about 200 times a day. A woman retorts that equals one lie every five minutes and questions speaking that often. She adds the Tories need a leader with an Irish name like Ryan to improve ballot prospects at the polls.
A compilation of local Manitoba and Saskatchewan fines and charges. Offenders from Russell Inglis Foxwarren Binscarth St Lazare and surrounding areas faced penalties for liquor and speeding offences, underage drinking, unsafe driving, and related violations. Juvenile cases included fines, reprimands, and license suspensions. multiple names listed with fines ranging from 10 to 64 dollars.
Emma Cartwright aged 72 of Russell Manitoba died May 8 1978 at Russell District Hospital. Memorial service May 11 at Knox United Church Russell. Survived by husband Howard a son Fred two brothers Ewald and Gus. born in Russia moved to Canada early 1900s. Also notes juvenile forgery theft and liquor offenses with restitution pending.
Wally McKenzie announces National Forest Week and Arbor Day with all 67 MLAs gifted a potted Blue Spruce. Agriculture Minister James Downey introduces Bill 25 to form a Cattle Producers Association. aims to promote beef, fund research, market high quality cattle, and coordinate with similar groups. Tourism Minister Banman reverses lifeguard cuts, boosting Beach staffing to 70. Doern accuses Lyon Government of losing 500000 yearly from car fleet cuts. Enns weighs reducing vehicles by about 700. Farm Bureau warns against large loans for land purchases, calls for removing farm land school taxes, opposes tax credit plan. Jenkins attacks threat to education spending debate. Johnston cites 1.2 million in municipal grants for elderly housing tax relief and notes MHLC grants history. Debates continue on Education Cosens and Enns programs. next week review Municipal Affairs and Health.
Marchwell district notes a stream of visitors and family events. Boris Johnson of Vancouver visited his parents Mr and Mrs Gilbert Johnson. May 6 reports LCW Border Assembly of LCA at Langenburg. Sympathies to Pastor Barry and Clarice Bence on her brother’s death in Saskatoon. May 7 gatherings mark Zentner and anniversary wishes. Several local visits include Esterhazy, Regina, and Russell Hospital updates.
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