Barber finds longer hair reduces profit per cut
Mr. Haynes notes that styling longer hair costs more time and raises prices. A standard haircut now takes longer, making $1.60 insufficient for a full service. He recalls years ago barbers could serve five or six boys per hour, but current rates strain efficiency.
Barber shop prices edge up as demand wanes in The Pas
In The Pas barber Benjamin Haynes explains price increases effective June 1 to offset thin demand. Men’s cuts rise to 2.00 from 2.60, trims to 2.25, styles to 5.00 as he notes population growth but fewer barbers and slower service. He cites shifting styles, longer cuts, and training seminars as factors.
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Roy
Haynes
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Fischer Avenue
Pas
Swan River
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Businesses say prices haven’t risen much in 25 years
Statement from local firms notes stable pricing over a quarter century. Owners cite competitive markets and persistent cost controls as reasons for slow price growth.
Water service restored after second shut off near reservoir
Mr. Samu reports the water was shut off a second time around 6 30 to transfer back to a malfunctioning reservoir. An electrician arrived at 8 20 and the problem was corrected. The alarm system, once connected, would alert the water plant supervisor of any malfunction.
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Yachiw
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