Invest in Banks to Get Even with High Charges
In response to rising bank fees and low deposit rates the Rossburn Review endorses buying bank stocks. Citing a Nesbitt Thomson report by Mary Hallward, it predicts Canadian banks will rise, with Royal Bank from 33 to 60, Bank of Montreal 33 to 46, Commerce 21 to 43, Societé Bank 18 to 31, and TD 30 to 50 by 1990, averaging over 70 percent gain.
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West End
Toronto
Feds
Nesbitt Thomson
Mary Hallward
U.S
Hallward
Royal Bank
Bank of Montreal
Commerce
Socotbank
Two Men Overcome Pumping Liquid Manure Tank
Darryl McIntyre and Robert Geisel of Ochre River died after fumes overtook them while pumping a liquid manure tank on Thursday August 1. A Ste. Rose RCMP spokesman cited uncertainty about the exact accident cause. McIntyre died at Dauphin General Hospital and Geisel died early Friday.
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Darryl McIntyre
Robert Geisel
Ste. Rose Rcmp
Dauphin Herald
McIntyre
Dauphin General Hospital
Geisel
Moosomin Tractor Pull Wedding Sets Parade Tone
Brian Chorney and Claudette Paul wed during the Moosomin Chamber of Commerce Tractor Pull parade. The couple received an award for the best wedding float and champagne for the wedding party. Environment Canada plans a new automated weather station near Swan River Airport, operational by October. The Minnedosa Castle home, built in 1901 at 11 000, reopened to the public with 500 to 800 visitors. restoration costs estimated at 180 000 with province aid. Jimmy Wallace, long-time Dauphin rancher, featured in Killarney Guide for his racing career across Canada and the US with trainer Donna Kozachenko.
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Brian Chorney
Claudette Paul
Moosomin Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Environment Canada
Swan River
Department
Atmospheric Environment Services
Tilston Place
Minnedosa
Richard Northcott
Killarney
Jimmy Wallace
Betty
Donna Kozachenko
Dauphin
Wallace
New York
Massachusetts
Wallaces
Kozachenko
Manitoba
The Rossburn Review publication and contact details
The Rossburn Review is an independent weekly newspaper from Rossburn Manitoba published by Nesbitt Publishing Ltd. Established in 1941 it serves local readers with advertising rates available on request and a subscription price of 14 dollars per year in Canada and 35.50 in the United States.
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Rossburn
Birtle
Darrell Nesbitt
Shoal Lake
Manitoba
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Brazil
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Toronto Sun
Parkland
Citizenship Court
Winnipeg
Liz Bourque
Canada
Riverbend Park
Neepawa
Whitemud
Homer Gill
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