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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1985
Page
2
The notice states that United States and Overseas Chatoner Publishers accept second class mail registration and set conditions for errors. If an error occurs, the erroneous ad space will not be charged, but the remaining advertisement will be paid for at the appropriate rate.
A Canadian opinion piece argues Ontario’s five year old Spills Bill shifts cleanup liability to owners or carriers, risking bankruptcies for truckers and farmers. It warns exemptions for nuclear operations and sewage systems create gaps, urging reconsideration to align with environmental goals.
A reflective column urges Canadians to stop whining over high costs and fear, urging resilience. It argues the country has survived depressions and wars, and suggests trimming luxuries, walking or bus commuting, learning home repairs, knitting for troops, and living a simpler, more ideas-focused life rather than clinging to comfort.
A political rundown surveys ministers Sam Askiw Vic Schroeder John Bucklaschuk Bill Uruski Muriel Smith and others. They back a Turn In a Poacher program to curb wildlife poaching, defend family farms, pledge continued support for community services and hazardous waste management, and warn of potential new taxes amid federal transfers declines.
Doris Kennedy in Calgary appeals to Canadians to donate to Operation Eyesight Universal. A $25 gift funds cataract surgery and follow up for one patient, restoring sight and independence. OEU runs medical teams in 16 countries and has restored sight to over 600,000 people over 22 years.
A local reflection ties a fatal BC crash to drinking and driving. The piece contrasts police findings, hospital cases, and public opinion across newspapers in Alberta and Saskatchewan, urging stronger enforcement. It notes bills and court rulings on spot checks and impaired driving penalties. The narrator admits bias from the skid marks.
Notes detail wheat prices and buyers from 1909 including First Northern wheat graded No 1 purchased by Plowman Atkinson at 0.67, 2 Northern 0.64, 3 Northern 0.59 with one rejected. several dated entries record harvests, showers, graduations, military discharge, and local events across years from 1855 to 1975.
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