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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1979
Page
2
Worth argues shrinkage defines Canada’s changing economy driven by energy costs and demographics. He cites smaller cars, school closures, teacher layoffs, tighter unemployment insurance, smaller civil service and budgets, and belt tightening across hospitals sanitation and government programs, noting prices and chocolate bars have also shrunk.
Mr Harry Stanchak secretary and campaign chairman writes praising canvassers for difficult weather that hindered activities. He notes the Red Cross is appreciative and confirms continued support for services provided by the society in Manitoba.
Consumer and Corporate Affairs Minister Warner Jorgenson urged Winnipeg business and industry to create effective self regulatory and self policing mechanisms, including ethics codes, to reduce government intervention while serving public and consumer interests.
Dr. Harry Basman urges retroreflective costume material to improve driver visibility and warns against masks that hinder sight. He favors makeup over masks, notes Indiana University studies on reflective footwear, and suggests non allergic makeup and battery lights for kids to stay visible after dark.
A first person portrait of small town Canada in the forties and fifties through James Lamb’s rise as a newsman. The book blends vivid character sketches from Woodstock to Orillia with sharp editorializing on postwar politics, media, and national identity. It laments modern trends while celebrating wartime journalism and the life of editors and carriers alike.
Lt Bailey reports a yield of 119 bushels on October 4 1829. W K St John left for Regina to join the Farm office. Farewells extend to Rev James E McNeill family moving to Melfort Sask. Mrs May Robertson and D AxKinney elected to Russ School Board. J A Burgess reelected for third term. John Balekunyz relinquished Silver Creek Council seat to Fred Pushka. Ward.
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