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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 12, 1983
Page
2
A fragmented column discusses public servants in Canada and Ceimadians, noting pay and morale concerns. The text references government employees and a perceived gap between official rhetoric and worker conditions amid broader political tensions.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a hidden spot by a stream, a garden, and a beaver dam. It references friends and lovers meeting, hunting, cards, poker at the 19th, and a dream of a safe gathering away from prying eyes. The narrator hints at a longed for escape and shared memories.
October events include Rogers erecting a large stable in the south end, Hutchinson selling his barber shop to John Howson, and a fire destroying Lennard Hall the night before a wedding dance. New hires arrive in Murphy and Lanigan stores, D. Sare and family plan Boissevain hotel, and Inglis will gain tri weekly rail service beginning January 1, 1894.
A critical look at censorship argues that banning books films and TV harms learning and society. The author cites works like Catcher in the Rye Grapes of Wrath and To Kill a Mockingbird and notes editors and readers clash over what should be allowed. News voices warn against shifting blame to parents while noting rising access to uncensored US cable signals.
Peter Warren speaks as oldtimers agree no smearing accompanies Earl’s fame in sport. The Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame holds its fourth annual dinner on Nov 9 in Winnipeg. Between now and then the athletes must study their history. The piece hints at prairie party activity and a horseshoe tour.
Reggies Ramblings notes a new series Canadian Trains launching October 3 featuring four stamps with names Dorchester Toronto Samson and Adam Brown, depicting early steam ships and vessels. The piece weaves in aviation and sports notes, referencing a Korean air incident and America’s Cup history with a tone of nostalgic national pride.
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