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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 12, 1984

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Subscriptions Now Due for The Russell Banner

The Russell Banner notes mailing notices are discontinued and asks subscribers to check the address corner on the front page. Subscriptions cost 9 dollars per year inside 40 miles, 10 dollars in Canada, and 28 dollars in the United States. Mail cheques or money orders to The Russell Banner P.O. Box 100 Russell Manitoba ROJ 1WO.

Russell Banner 40 Mile Radioe Canada United States P.O. Box Russell, Manitoba

Insurance rate cuts noted for 1965 by Manitoba public insurer

Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation officials expect the lowest Canada auto rates to drop further in 1965 with about eight dollars less for late model sedans due to a 2 percent rule reduction. The firm projects an 1820 million dollar profit for 1864, aided by investments and a reserve fund of 43 million dollars, including 19.5 million set aside for flood claims.

Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Canada John Bucklaschuk Bucklaschuk Oration

Manitoba Social Allowance to Rise on January 1 1985

Manitoba government announces about a 3 percent increase in provincial social allowance benefits effective January 1 1985. The measure covers food clothing personal needs and room and board and includes rent costs. Rates vary by age and household size with additional amounts for three or fewer beneficiaries and employed adults. The move aims to keep allowances aligned with rising costs per CPI and nutrition benchmarks.

Manitoba Gove Len Evans Consumer Price Index Agriculture Canada Nutritous Food Basket Rent Regulation Board Evans Manitoba

Local farmer elected KAP director in District 8 meeting

Lyle Keating of Russell was elected to the Keystone Agricultural Producers District 8 committee of directors at the annual meeting held in December in Selsgirth. About 0 attendees heard Reg Forbes, Industrial Commissioner for Brandon, urge a strong agricultural voice and representation for all municipalities. The 13 directors represent most of District 8's municipalities, with efforts to add from the two unrepresented areas.

Keystone Agricultural Producers District Lyle Keating Russell Deesth Selsgirth Reg Forbes Brandon Forbes Verna Fulton Birtle KAP

Russell Kinsmen Club Hosts Largest Senior Citizens Supper

The 1th annual Senior Citizens Supper at the Elks Hall drew 170 registrants making it the largest yet. Wally McKenzie MLA Jim Langford Mayor Russell and Marshall Glasman spoke with gifts awarded to top attendees. Entertainment featured Comb Entertainment Major Pratt Singers Jo an Robert, Elliene Leifer, and a Santa appearance.

Russell Elks Hall Pratt Joan Robert Elliene Leifer Santa Kinsmen Club Russel

Manitoba's unemployment rate hits new low in November 1984

Manitoba posted 8.5 percent seasonally adjusted unemployment in November 1984, the province's lowest rate and down 0.2 points from October. The national rate was 11.3 percent with no monthly change. Manitoba added 8,000 to its labor force and 14,000 full time jobs nationwide rose while part time jobs fell by 6,000. Greater employment came from both men and women, aided by provincial programs like the Jobs Fund, though overall employment adequacy remains a concern.

Manitoba Canada Evans Jobs Fund

Manitoba Telephone System Annual Report Highlights Long Distance Revenue

The Manitoba Telephone System reports over 81 million spent on new build outs in 1984-85 to expand its network. Long distance revenue exceeded 171 million, with 65 percent from interprovincial and international services via Telecom Canada. The report notes 8 percent overall revenue growth, 2.1 million net earnings, and extensive digital switching upgrades including Winnipeg government lines.

Manitoba Telephone System Manitoba MTS Saul Miler Mile Telecom Canada Gordon Holland Winnipeg Centrex Winnk

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