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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 10, 1995

Page

6

Manitoba Highway No 2 name clash stirs bold debate

A Manitoba legislative clash over Highway No 2 names pits Bob Rose of Souris and Jack Penner of Emerson against each other as they dispute renaming The Red Coat Trail amid political maneuvering. Ode to Shakespeare aside, the spat highlights regional pride and electoral odds as Penner presses for history accuracy while Rose exits. Meanwhile NDP MLA Oscar Lathlin faces a civil bill dispute after sending his daughter to Balmoral Hall, with the school suing to recover over $4,600.

NDP Radisson Manitoba Marianne Cerelli Cerelli Shakespear Glen Findlay North West Mounted Police Fort Dufferin Emerson Alberta Turtle Mountain Bob Rose Souris Jack Penner Mr. Rose No. 2 No. 3 Boundary Commission Penner Rose Findlay Springfield Filmon Flin Flon Winnipeg Balmoral Hall School Oscar Lathlin

Editorial on Unwanted Mail and Scam Appeals

The writer notes a flood of mail from across the province, much from scams based in Quebec that use phones and bogus prizes. He cites begging letters from unknown organizations and urges discarding them, while praising Edward R. Arndt for illustrating a humorous take on such solicitations from the Humane Society of Canada.

Quebec Edward R. Arndt Virden Humane Society of Canada

Humor beats the beggar with a rodent fundraiser joke

A humorous column recounts a mistaken charity label for Edward Arndt and a fictitious Edward Rat. It notes a misprint in Humane Society fundraising materials from Bay Street, Toronto, and National postmaster quirks. The piece ends with Ed Rat’s spoof cheque and lighthearted jab at Michael O’Sullivan.

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Dome Harry Mardon Tories Editorial Peter Warren Bay St Toronto Ed Arndt Edward Michael O’sullivan Ralph Klein Edward Rat Rodent Bank of Canada Ed Rat Mr. Arndt Russell Banner P.O. Box Russell Main Street Chaloner Publishers Clayton G. Chaloner Ontario Saskatchwan Saskatchewan
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