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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1983
Page
8
The article advises selecting medium sized brokerage firms and warns against fly-by-night operators. It recommends checking with the local Better Business Bureau or provincial Securities Commission, noting strict provincial regulations and licensing requirements for those offering public investments.
A reader congratulates the Shellmouth Historical Club on compiling a history book and praises its value for the community. The letter includes poetic verses and notes a New Horizons grant of 3 860 dollars to Rose Craig’s project, plus a Centennial celebration reminder for Angusville on July 13 to 15, 1984.
This piece explains Manitoba Family Maintenance Act rules on spousal support and credit pledges. It notes that wives may pledge husbands credit for necessities unless denied, and a deserted wife may pledge for essentials only. It cautions that shared debt responsibility is limited and seeks expert advice for specifics.
Weekend visitors included Mary Peatz and her son James of Saskatoon. Norman Stew art Evelyn Stew art and Pat Schmitt spent Monday in Dauphin. Rod Sudbury of Winnipeg visited his parents Cyril and Lena Sun bury and Susan. Harvey Eckert Ina Eckert and family met George and Eva Halarvich of Togo Saturday. Bill Zimmer and Eleanor Zimmer visited Brandon Friday evening with Whip Gallant and family. The group then traveled to Winnipeg to see Murray Zimmer Glenda Zimmer Linton Zimmer Ang e Senek John Chernesky and Janice Falkceviteh.
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney criticizes Rene Levesque and the Quebec nationalists, calling any alliance with the Parti Nationale “the kiss of death.” He cites his own election experience as a warning to hopefuls.
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