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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1979
Page
6
Bee colonies in Quebec are in as good shape or better than last year. The summer yield is estimated to be 10 to 15 percent above last year and honey quality looks promising across producers.
In Philadelphia a tale unfolds of Kate and Ty with a social whirl of 1920s life. Kate grows from impressionable girl to Washington career woman while navigating love, marriage, and the inner New Deal era circles. plus a Canadian political jab at the New Democratic Party and quirky trivia bits.
Marchwell District News reports Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kirk and Mrs Gertie Kirk with Mrs Eileen Yont traveling to Fort Francis to visit Mrs Mabel Houck and Buster. Mrs G Kirk and Mrs Yont stay longer. Marlo Schappert returns home from Yorkton Hospital after an accident. Alf red Lundgren turns 78 on September 12 with friends at a Park House coffee party. Mrs Joan Bennett also visited.
Quotes remind readers to value what they have as Manitoba Education Minister Cosens announces that annual tests will be given in at least one core subject this year. The piece notes Skyrocketting USA sales helped Manitoba Hydro post a 1978 79 net surplus of 5.7 million, prompting questions about possible slight homeowner bill relief.
Auction listings describe items including a large white fridge, antique furniture, oil lamps, and kitchenware. Farm machinery and livestock sale items follow, with tractors, combines, mowers, trailers, a 1977 Scottsdale truck, and a 16 inch saddle. Both auctions are cash terms, with times and locations in Russell Manitoba.
Hydro Highlights posted revenue of 199.6 million dollars, down 38.4 percent from prior period. Extra revenue in focus as financials show reduced sales and cautious outlook.
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