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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1982
Page
2
The writer argues Ottawa must trim small-scale government waste to signal genuine reform under Trudeau. He cites expenses such as 17 000 briefcases and four-colour advertising as examples, noting big deficits persist even with limited restraint.
Jim Patton, director of provincial parks, says the branch faces constant demands from cottage owners, trailer campers, families, naturalists, bird watchers, fishers and tourists while trying to balance traffic, dust control, potholes and facilities. He notes the core issue is rowdy behavior rather than wildlife, and acknowledges the impossibility of pleasing everyone.
In 1902 W J Doig erects a 24 by 60 warehouse behind his hardware store with L Proctor building the foundation. 1912 John Perkoff’s new store referenced after a CNR yard accident. 1982 Thanksgiving social.Listings include town officials and a 1962 golf course publicity, school board nominees, and a 1942 Greek Catholic marriage with mixed denominational rites. 1952 lodge life membership and business college graduates noted.
Palliser Wheat Growers Association calls on Prime Minister Trudeau to avoid sidelining Crow reform and adopt Gilson recommendations. The Western Canada issue centers on pay the producer principles to aid livestock feeders and prairie growers while eastern interests fear loss of subsidies and competitiveness.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission faces a split path as rulings threaten remote Glovers Town viewers with loss of service, while Windsor and Port Elgin cases permit broader U.S. signals. Cancom and Bruderheim debates echo a looming shift toward satellite packages and cost-based access.
A collage discusses editorials and reader letters shaping public opinion in small papers. It notes editors confront petitions and minutes publication, praises and critiques, and mentions calling for a posthumous Louis Riel pardon amid Prairie heritage themes.
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