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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 30, 1996

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Canada Post cuts to hit rural Manitoba towns

Canada Post plans to reduce employee hours starting August 19 affecting about 35 rural Manitoba towns in Manitoba. Critics say the changes will slow local delivery and shift work to Winnipeg, leaving rural customers paying the price. The Russell post office will separate local and out of town mail with out of town items shipped to Winnipeg overnight.

Chambers of Commerce Canada Post Manitoba Saskatchewan Ontario Allen Hunter Canadian Postmaster and Assistant’s Association Dale Brown Russell and District Chamber of Commerce Brown Winnipeg Russell Inglis Angusville Binscarth

Dam at Shellmouth in rapid recovery amid low water readings

Reports show Lake of the Prairies reservoir levels near record lows with 1386 feet noted in April 1996 and a rapid rise to 1396.66 feet by April 25. Local tourism and campgrounds at Asessippi Park rely on higher levels, while officials target 1400 to 1405 feet for summer levels and warn spillway risks above 1409.

Shellmouth Dam Asessippi Lake of the Prairies North America Department of Natural Resources Shellmouth Gene Nerbas Prairies Prairie South Pacific Canadian Wheat Board Ray Garnett Environment Canada Winnipeg Brian Fehr

John Deere Dealer Visit Highlights Change in Greenfield

John Deere Company president Graig Clark and marketing manager Lawrence Rudd visited Greenfield's Equipment owners and staff to mark the dealership's takeover last year by Harvey Aberhart and partners.

John Deere Co Graig Clark Lawrence Rudd Greenfield John Deere Harvey Aberhart

Civil service vote shows no strike yet across Manitoba

A province wide vote among 13 500 civil service members resulted in 57 percent against a strike and 43 percent in favor. Union spokesman Mr Olfert said members are not ready for full scale confrontation though anger and frustration grow and the government should heed the results. The vote ran April 9 to 22 with large turnout.

Mr. Olfert Olfert

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