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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 16, 1971

Page

3

Marchwell and Friends Send Greetings and News

Mrs. Betty Dalen hosts at Norquay with 80 greetings from old friends. Frank Zentner visited Calgary with daughter and son in law. Jim Pringle of Brandon visited Edwin Norris Hogberg home. Sympathy sent to Ralph Swanson on death of brother in law Ralph Estey in Long View. Students to study in Regina Saskatoon include Gail Hogberg Robert Bennett Darcy Hande Sandra Elliot. Regular visits by Kenyon Princes to Regina and by Derry Dowd to Henry Yont home. Funeral of Frank Popp noted with Esterhazy attendees and pallbearer Ernest Hande.

Betty Dalen Norquay Derry Dowd Regin Henry ‘Yont Bertha Bennett Gwen Russell Alex Bennett Frank Popp MacNutt Landestreau Lutheran Church Henry Hande Esterhazy Barrie Hande

Traffic Density Records On Los Angeles Freeways

The Santa Monica Freeway in Los Angeles had an average daily traffic volume of 217 000 vehicles in 1966. The Harbor Freeway recorded a peak average of 219 000 vehicles per day in 1960, marking the highest densities in the city.

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What Would You Do If You Had One Year to Live

The piece imagines a one year to live scenario asking readers how they would spend the time. It explores reactions from denial to despair and advocates shifting focus to love, neighborly acts, and freedom from material ties. The narrator describes giving away possessions and hitting the road with a knapsack and begging bowl for a drastic life reassessment.

Bill Smiley

No, I Won’t Die in a Ditch For a Year to Live

The speaker imagines savoring every sense and offers a provocative request to readers the editor to print ideas. They flirt with ending life and reshaping personal ties, hinting at divorce and remarriage as a hypothetical afterthought.

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