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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1969
Page
8
A government figure outlines the population figures and work burden amid a financial crisis. He notes 54,000,000 total people, 14,000,000 aged 65 plus, 22,000,000 left to work, 9,000,000 employed by government, and urges the public to work harder, expressing frustration at shouldering duties alone.
Classified ad notes a 1968 El Camino with V8 engine standard transmission and radio in A-1 condition. Listed by John Munro with phone 371 in evenings. Vehicle details appear as a late classified item.
The Russell Banner invites anyone with information about the whereabouts or witnesses to the will of the late Lionel Norman Ireland of Binscarth to write to Box N.
The Canada Safety Council warns during National Farm Safety Week that farm accidents remain a national concern. Deaths and injuries among rural workers are higher than the national average with traffic and tractor incidents driving most fatalities.
A guide warns that door to door and phone sales pitches may push costly products through referral selling. It notes potential losses in the 1967 US market, outlines tactics like contests and friend referrals, and advises steps to protect buyers including reviewing contracts, checking prices, and seeking written guarantees. It cites Enderby BC as a recent example and contrasts risky plans with legitimate hostess demonstrations offering ordinary prices and gifts regardless of purchases.
Manitoba reports a strong rise in teacher applications with Metro divisions receiving many inquiries and 400 to 2000 positions per division. Interest extends to overseas teachers and inquiries for fall employment surge as Quebec and Ontario disputes affect supply.
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