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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1983
Page
2
Years of policy glitches threaten farmers, manufacturers, and entrepreneurs as unemployment soars over 1.5 million. Berry crops rot because workers fear losing benefits, while Ottawa eases rules only after harvest losses. Across Canada, subsidies fuel unfair competition and empty promises of job creation, harming unsubsidized firms.
A compilation from October 1908 to 1963 records local milestones in Russell including Stead and Herriett's grain elevator works, a new livery stable by D Norris and Angus Morrison, post office relocation, and community updates. It notes winter weather, a stable fire, manager changes at Safeway and Russell stores, anniversaries, CN rail moves, and bank upgrades. It also mentions a royal bank extension contract, a coffee shop swap, a beef and barley contest win, and a Millwood bouquet from a local girl.
A Manitoba division note explains that the Canadian Cancer Society is not affiliated with the Cancer Research Society Inc of Montreal. It states funds donated locally stay in Manitoba for research patient aid and education and urges Manitobans not to confuse the two groups due to similar logos.
The Consumers Association of Canada health committee leads a campaign to provide written drug information to patients. Manitoba’s Pharmaceutical Association explains the SIM system, highlighting plain language sheets and the need to combine written guidance with verbal advice from doctors and pharmacists.
A reflective reminiscence on risk and aging as the narrator recalls climbing out on limbs from childhood to adulthood. He weighs experiences from childish dares to near danger in adolescence and a wartime pilot dream, ending with a note on maturity and the paradox of risk. The piece threads humor with sharp introspection and shared humanity.
In Toronto the founding chapter of The Ulysses Society brings together over 200 seniors. Led by Doug McLeish the group promotes creative living beyond stereotypes, urging members to paint write restore vigor and pursue new careers despite age. McLeish promotes teaching old dogs new tricks and cites examples like an 85 year old who remains prolific by telephone.
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